Advanced Materials for Miniaturised Energy Harvesting Systems

Costs directly related to the research and innovation activities covered by the grant, following the guidelines of Horizon Europe Lump Sum Model Grant Agreement.

Personnel, materials, equipment, subcontracts, travel, and dissemination activities essential to achieving the project objectives.

Excellence: Quality of science and innovation, clarity of objectives, soundness of concept, and credibility of methodology.

Impact: Potential to create new services improving citizens' lives, contribution to sustainability objectives (RePowerEU, Green Deal), market potential, and broader impacts.

Quality and Efficiency of Implementation: Quality of work plan, resources allocation, competences of the staff, and effectiveness of the management structure.

Projects that do not address the development and integration of advanced materials in miniaturised energy harvesting systems.

Single beneficiary projects involving mid-caps and larger companies.

Applications solely focused on the evolution of European communication networks (unless specifically addressed by the call).

Reporting requirements, milestones, and deliverables follow the Lump Sum Model Grant Agreement under Horizon Europe.

Interim and final reporting includes scientific/technical progress, financial expenditure, and achievement of project objectives.

Applications are submitted via the Funding & Tenders Portal.

Single-stage submission. Coordinator submits on behalf of consortium; single applicants may apply if eligible.

Completed application form (following the guidelines and page limits in Part B of the Submission System).

Description of scientific excellence, project impact, and quality of implementation.

Composition of consortium or profile of single legal entity, including evidences of eligibility and capacity.