NordForsk co-ordinates Nordic co-operation on quantum technology research, bringing together national research councils and innovation agencies, Nordic institutions and international partners to build a globally competitive Nordic quantum ecosystem.
Microscopes make it possible to study cells from the human body and see how they behave. A Nordic research network will strengthen the position of the Nordic countries in advanced microscopy.
NordForsk joins international collaboration on a G7-Nordic call for proposals for research projects on quantum technologies and announces funding for Nordic participation in 12 international projects.
The aim is to fund about 24 Nordic projects supporting consortium-building and proposal preparation for the Raw Materials Partnership for the Green and Digital Transition (RAMP), other similar calls under Horizon Europe, and complementary programmes.
NordForsk, in partnership with Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) in Canada, is launching a Knowledge Synthesis Grants call to mobilize, examine and synthesize social sciences and humanities research on the changing nature of security and conflict.
As demand for critical minerals grows, the Arctic is drawing global attention. But with mineral extraction comes a responsibility that stretches far beyond the lifetime of any mine: how to restore the land after the digging stops.
