The ARUA-The Guild Sustainable Food Systems Cluster of Excellence (CoRE), of which Ghent University is a member, has prepared a survey focusing on screening your potential interest in joining proposals within the Horizon Europe (HEU) Cluster 6 Work Programme 2025 and MSCA Doctoral Networks.
Prior to completing the survey it is important to consult the Horizon Europe Cluster 6 Work Programme 2025 and information on MSCA Doctoral Networks at this link. In addition, find a brief Horizon Europe presentation here, aimed at giving an overview of the Programme and, more in general, to guide you in the context of project proposal development.
HOW TO EXPRESS INTEREST FOR THE HEU CL6 Work Programme 2025?
The Work Programme includes ca. 80 research topics for which it is possible to submit research proposals. Research topics are grouped into 7 main research subjects called “DESTINATIONS”:
For each destination we have purposely selected several topics of potential interest for the SFS-CoRE, which you can find highlighted in yellow in the attached document. Topics highlighted in orange either require or strongly advice the participation of African partners, so please pay special attention to them! As stated above, note that the Work Programme 2025 has been updated (3rd draft).
For each destination, the survey shows only the topics we have selected for collaborating with the CoRE-SFS. In case you are interested to either coordinate or participate as a partner in a project proposal let us know by filling in the relative section. In fact, for each topic you can specify:
HOW TO EXPRESS INTEREST FOR THE MSCA Doctoral Networks?
If you are interested in joining the preparation of a proposal for Doctoral Networks you can state so at the end of the survey. In this case you can specify whether you are interested in joining as a coordinator (in this case you should have your own idea), or as a partner or an associated partner (to host PhD students for a secondment).
PLEASE BE AWARE THAT:
We are aware that filling in this survey might take a bit of your time, but we believe it is important to start screening the expertise of the SFS-CoRE and lay the groundwork to get to know each other and facilitate future collaboration (even beyond the current calls).