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in JS --> Latest news News Institutional 07/29/2026 Rapport d’activité 2025 : une année importante pour l’ANR News Call for proposals 07/24/2026 Lauréats de l’appel Chaires industrielles 2026 News Science 07/23/2026 Comment améliorer le bien-être pour l'avenir ? Retour sur les enjeux et défis sociétaux mis en lumière lors de la conférence internationale NORFACE-CHANSE Events Call for proposals 07/23/2026 Les Rendez-vous de l’ANR, édition 2026-2027 News Institutional 07/23/2026 Science ouverte : Rencontres du Réseau science ouverte des agences de financement françaises See all the news Latest lists of projects ASMA 2026 : Accompagnement Spécifique des Travaux de Recherches et d’Innovation Défense : Maturation et valorisation ASTRID 2026 : Accompagnement Spécifique des Travaux de Recherches d’intérêt Défense AAPG - Appel à projets générique 2026 - Liste des projets PRC / PRCE / JCJC / PRME Chaires d’excellence : Tremplin Outre-Mer Appel à projets – FLASH "Coopérations scientifiques France-Groenland" Search Sign up for the latest news: Subscribe to our newsletter RGPD Legal notice Site map Join us About us Funded projects France 2030 appelsprojetsrecherche.fr data anr Contact us FR EN Welcome to the French National Research Agency website! Our Website uses cookies to improve users experience. Please read this page (in french) for more information. Your browser is blocking third-party content, we have taken your choice into account. Continue without accepting Accept all cookies C

to support innovative projects that advance the energy transition. In France, the French National Research Agency (ANR) and the Pays de la Loire Region Council are participating of this call. The CETPartnership is a multilateral and strategic partnership which brings together public and private stakeholders, foster transnational innovation ecosystems, and overcome the fragmented research and innovation landscape for the clean energy transition. The CETP 2026 call is structured around 11 Call Modules (CMs), each addressing a key dimension of the energy transition. These modules are based on 7 Transition Initatives (TRIs), which define the strategic challenges to be tackled in order to achieve a sustainable energy future. For this call, the ANR will participate to the 8 following call modules : CM2026-01 (TRI 1) : Integrated energy system resilience in a changing environment CM2026-02 (TRI 1 & TRI 2) : Energy system flexibility in a high renewable energy sources (RES) scenario: energy generation, storage and system integration CM2026-03A (TRI 2) : Advanced renewable energy (RE) technologies for power production ( ROA ) CM2026-04 (TRI 3) : Industrial carbon management CM2026-05 (TRI 3) : Hydrogen and renewable fuels. Concerning hydrogen production only green hydrogen production will be eligible for ANR. CM2026-06 (TRI 3) : Stationary battery technologies and systems for climate-neutral industry and built environment CM2026-07 (TRI 4) : Heating and cooling technologies CM2026-10

and expected impact. Inter- and transdisciplinary approaches are strongly encouraged across all topics. The call text, also containing the list of countries and regions participating in this call and their positioning about the call modules, is available on the RAMP website at the following address ( https://ramprawmaterials.eu ). A project consortium must be built of at least three independent legal entities (i.e. at least one coordinator and two other beneficiary partners) applying and deemed eligible for funding by relevant national/regional Funding Organisations from at least three different countries participating in the Call. Of these three entities, at least two must be from EU Member States or HE Associated Countries. Partners of the selected proposals will be funded directly by their respective national or regional agencies. As a result, national/regional regulations apply in addition to call rules. ANR will only fund French teams. In particular, French partners requesting funding from ANR should read the document « Modalités de participation pour les Partenaires sollicitant une aide de l’ANR » ("Appendix for Partners requesting funding from ANR"), available on this page (document written in French). Participating countries : Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Brazil, Canada (Québec), Croatia, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Israel, Moldova, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzer

in JS --> Latest news News Institutional 07/29/2026 Rapport d’activité 2025 : une année importante pour l’ANR News Call for proposals 07/24/2026 Lauréats de l’appel Chaires industrielles 2026 News Science 07/23/2026 Comment améliorer le bien-être pour l'avenir ? Retour sur les enjeux et défis sociétaux mis en lumière lors de la conférence internationale NORFACE-CHANSE Events Call for proposals 07/23/2026 Les Rendez-vous de l’ANR, édition 2026-2027 News Institutional 07/23/2026 Science ouverte : Rencontres du Réseau science ouverte des agences de financement françaises See all the news Latest lists of projects ASMA 2026 : Accompagnement Spécifique des Travaux de Recherches et d’Innovation Défense : Maturation et valorisation ASTRID 2026 : Accompagnement Spécifique des Travaux de Recherches d’intérêt Défense AAPG - Appel à projets générique 2026 - Liste des projets PRC / PRCE / JCJC / PRME Chaires d’excellence : Tremplin Outre-Mer Appel à projets – FLASH "Coopérations scientifiques France-Groenland" Search Sign up for the latest news: Subscribe to our newsletter RGPD Legal notice Site map Join us About us Funded projects France 2030 appelsprojetsrecherche.fr data anr Contact us FR EN Welcome to the French National Research Agency website! Our Website uses cookies to improve users experience. Please read this page (in french) for more information. Your browser is blocking third-party content, we have taken your choice into account. Continue without accepting Accept all cookies C

to respond to societal challenges and technological needs with an interdisciplinary approach. Indeed, advanced materials have been classified as key enabling technologies (KET) that can contribute to the development of technologies targeted by the SET (Strategic Energy Technology) plan, and to the improvement of energy efficiency and use of resources. In addition, this call underlines the commitment of the European Union (EU) to the circular economy and sustainable development objectives, in connection with the adoption by the European Commission of a new circular economy action plan, in order to help European businesses and consumers. A call for projects structured around four themes for ANR The objective of this call for projects is therefore to contribute to the promotion of a research community (academic and industrial) at the European and international level. Research activities may concern a wide range of the value chain in the field of advanced materials, divided in 6 topics, 4 of which are eligible for funding by ANR. 1. Materials for energy storage and distribution systems 2. Materials for energy conversion 3. Innovative surfaces, coatings and interfaces (not eligible for ANR) 4. Innovative functional materials with defined architectures 5. Materials addressing environmental challenges (not eligible for ANR) 6. Next generation materials for electronics A detailed description of each topic, as well as the list of countries and regions participating in the call, is ava

for facing Mediterranean challenges related to Water management, Farming systems and Agro-food chains. In this context, ANR participates to the 2026 Section 2 joint transnational call for proposals to fund innovative research projects addressing the following 3 topics : Exploiter les fonctions écosystémiques et améliorer la répartition de l'eau pour la protection et la restauration des cours d'eau non pérennes en Méditerranée; Nouveaux systèmes de surveillance et de contrôle à distance et non invasifs basés sur les TIC contre les maladies et les infestations parasitaires; Renforcer les chaînes de valeur alimentaires méditerranéennes grâce à la traçabilité numérique contextuelle. Seuls les projets transnationaux seront financés. Le consortium doit être composé d’au moins quatre entités juridiques établies dans au moins trois pays différents parmi ceux qui participent à l’appel à projets. Ces entités juridiques doivent être indépendantes les unes des autres et établies de la façon suivante : Au moins une de ces entités doit être établie dans un pays de l’Union européenne participant à l’appel, ou dans un pays associé à Horizon Europe participant à l’appel et hors MPC (Mediterranean Partner Countries / Pays partenaires méditerranéens). Dans le cadre de cet appel, les pays remplissant ces conditions sont les suivants : Allemagne, Bulgarie, Croatie, Chypre, Espagne, France, Grèce, Italie, Luxembourg, Malte, Portugal, Slovénie. Cela inclut les pays et territoires d'outre-mer (PTOM)

of the DUT Joint Call 2026, is to fund transnational research and innovation projects on urban challenges, at an international level in order to help cities in their transition to a more sustainable economy. Our future relies on tackling complex grand challenges now, many of which must be addressed within cities and by urban communities. Cities and urban areas are the nexus for the transformations required if the European Union (EU) is to achieve the targets of the European Green Deal (EGD) and to fulfil commitments related to the United Nations (UN)’ Agenda 2030 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), UN-Habitat’s New Urban Agenda, the Urban Agenda for the European Union, the Paris Agreement and to support the New European Bauhaus (NEB) movement. The Driving Urban Transitions (DUT) Partnership aims to address these challenges with an integrated approach to offer decision makers in municipalities, companies and, more generally, society the means to enact and enable the necessary urban transformations. Furthermore, the DUT Partnership aims to develop, through research and innovation (R&I) projects, skills and tools (including technology) to make urban change happen and boost the urgently needed urban transformations, and to bring existing and new knowledge and evidence into action. The main goal of the Driving Urban Transitions Partnership is to support research and/or innovative transnational projects on urban challenges to help cities in their transition towards a more sustain

ed at collaborative and innovative research projects designed to strengthen societal resilience through cultural heritage in Europe and beyond. The French National Research Agency (ANR) will launch a call for transnational projects in October 2026 under the Resilient Cultural Heritage (RCH) Partnership, aiming to make cultural heritage more resilient and to rethink the links between social sciences and humanities, heritage sciences and climate sciences. This call will take place in two (2) stages: submission of pre-proposals and full proposals. Call opening: October 26 th 2026 (indicative) Deadline for pre-proposal submissions: January 11 th 2027 (indicative) The objective of this call is to fund research and innovation projects that contribute to renewing the approach to cultural heritage in the face of climate change challenges. This will be achieved through a transdisciplinary approach combining humanities and social sciences, engineering sciences, and climate sciences. The funded projects are expected to generate knowledge and resources that can be used by decision-makers to implement heritage and climate policies aligned with ongoing challenges. Sub-theme 1: Risk and impact assessment and cultural heritage risk preparedness and management Sub-theme 2: Managing the loss and damage of cultural heritage impacted by climate change-induced natural hazards Sub-theme 3: Traditional, local and indigenous knowledge systems and practices as resources and frameworks for societal re

to boost the transformation needed towards a climate-neutral, sustainable, productive, and competitive blue economy by 2030 while creating and supporting the conditions for a sustainable ocean for the people by 2050. This fourth co-funded call aims to support transnational research and innovation projects of 36 months duration, addressing one of the four priority areas below (subject to funded priority areas by participating funding organisations, see Annex): Priority area 1: Transitioning the blue economy sectors for sustainability and strategic autonomy Priority area 2: Managing sea-uses by advancing digital and ecosystem-based approaches Priority area 3: Promoting sustainable blue bioresources through innovation in production and harvesting Priority area 4: Building resilience in coastal communities with infrastructure and businesses Projects in this co-funded call must be impact-driven contributions to the transformation into a blue economy for a more resilient future and towards carbon neutrality targets, following an impact pathway approach. The proposals are recommended to consider a minimum of two European sea basins and to assess the project proposal’s impact on various basins. Proposals can target European regional seas such as Adriatic Sea, Aegean Sea, Arctic, Barents Sea, Celtic Sea, etc. however the recommended sea basins to address are: the Baltic Sea, the Black Sea, the Mediterranean Sea, the North Sea and the Atlantic Ocean. The fourth co-funded call of this E

in JS --> Latest news News Institutional 10/28/2026 L’ANR présente ses dispositifs de recherche partenariale à BIG 2026 News Science 10/27/2026 Projet RADCOOL, "Il faut mieux penser la conception des bâtiments, mieux les isoler, mieux les protéger" News Institutional 10/26/2026 Science ouverte : le Réseau des agences de financement françaises présente son plan d’action 2026-2030 Events Science 10/20/2026 L’ADEME, l’ANR et l’Anses vous invitent à un colloque d'une journée consacré aux données de la recherche en santé-environnement News Science 10/20/2026 Appel à projets « Chlordécone II » : six projets lauréats pour mieux appréhender les situations de multi-exposition See all the news Latest lists of projects Appel à projets Transnational Conjoint Water4All « Eau et santé » France 2030 : PEPR SAMS - "Systèmes Alimentaires Microbiomes et Santé" - Appel à projets 2025 Appel à projets internationaux en neurosciences computationnelles - CRCNS 2026 BiodivConnect - Restauration de la fonctionnalité, de l’intégrité et de la connectivité des écosystèmes - Biodiversa+ Appel à projet conjoint "Chlordécone II : sociétés et multi exposition" Search Sign up for the latest news: Subscribe to our newsletter RGPD Legal notice Site map Join us About us Funded projects France 2030 appelsprojetsrecherche.fr data anr Contact us FR EN Welcome to the French National Research Agency website! Our Website uses cookies to improve users experience. Please read this page (in french) for more information.

of the call The aim of this call is to support translational research projects that develop application(s) of nanotechnologies, either solely or in combination with Key Enabling Technologies (KETs), to make significant strides in the development of diagnostic and theranostic tools for Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs). Proposals should focus on developing and/or validating diagnostic and theranostic tools that are grounded in robust scientific evidence. The results obtained from these tools must enable the optimisation of the care continuum. This care continuum includes, among other things, prevention, early disease detection, disease monitoring, treatment guidance, adverse effect and/or risk/benefit assessment. The proposed research must define and validate performance benchmarks against existing diagnostic approaches to demonstrate added value in terms of sensitivity, specificity, accessibility, affordability, patient comfort, invasiveness and/or safety. In addition, at any stage of the research and for all applications, translational and adoption requirements for nano-enabled diagnostic and theranostic solutions must be considered. This includes scalability, manufacturability, standardisation, affordability, accessibility, cost-effectiveness, regulatory readiness, interoperability, and integration across different healthcare systems. In case of the development of theranostic tool(s), the proposed approach must apply a diagnostic-first principle, where diagnostic must serve

at facing the challenges of investigating newly discovered diseases. To be eligible, the disease must meet both of the following criteria: The disease must have been first reported in the peer-reviewed literature on or after January 1st, 2010, including the association of the disease with a suspected causative mechanism (e.g. gene-disease association). Applicants must provide the primary publication reporting this (PMID or DOI), together with the OMIM and/or MONDO identifier of the disease where available. The disease must be registered in Orphanet (or be in the process of registration) at the time of application. For diseases not yet registered, applicants must provide evidence a registration request has been submitted to and acknowledged by Orphanet together with the expected registration timeline. Proposals may address a single disease or a small group of closely related diseases (e.g. sharing a causative gene family or pathway), provided that each disease addressed meets both criteria. Research proposals should cover at least one of the following areas: Natural history studies and patient registries, including those designed to support clinical trial readiness. Where feasible, these should incorporate the development and application of patient-reported outcome measures. The exploration of standardised health-related surveillance instruments and patient-entered data as means of capturing natural history information is also encouraged; Identification and validation of bioma

to mobilise research and innovation to accelerate the transition to a sustainable use of forest resources and a circular, timber-based, bioeconomy. Serving as the primary instrument for collaboration among stakeholders in EU Member States and Associated Countries, the partnership will facilitate coordinated research and innovation (R&I) actions in order to reduce fragmentation and foster innovation and competitiveness in the forest-based sector. The purpose is to support further transformation towards biodiverse, climate-adaptive, multifunctional and sustainable forest management, innovating within the bioeconomy and helping achieve an increasingly productive, resource-efficient and resilient sector. The first Joint Call of the European partnership FOREST brings together 36 Research Funding Organisations (RFOs) from 27 countries. The total indicative call budget including EU co-contribution is over EUR 40 million . This first Joint Call is intentionally broad in terms of the range of issues addressed. This allows the partnership the flexibility to accommodate different research and innovation needs while fostering synergies between these areas and aligning with goals outlined in the SRIA. The following topics are included: TOPIC 1 – Climate-Resilient Forest Systems ; TOPIC 2 – Adaptive and Multifunctional Forest Management Systems ; TOPIC 3 – Timber and Innovative Wood-Based Products ; TOPIC 4 – Forest Value Chains, Markets and Governance. The participating countries (and org

in JS --> Latest news News Institutional 10/28/2026 L’ANR présente ses dispositifs de recherche partenariale à BIG 2026 News Science 10/27/2026 Projet RADCOOL, "Il faut mieux penser la conception des bâtiments, mieux les isoler, mieux les protéger" News Institutional 10/26/2026 Science ouverte : le Réseau des agences de financement françaises présente son plan d’action 2026-2030 Events Science 10/20/2026 L’ADEME, l’ANR et l’Anses vous invitent à un colloque d'une journée consacré aux données de la recherche en santé-environnement News Science 10/20/2026 Appel à projets « Chlordécone II » : six projets lauréats pour mieux appréhender les situations de multi-exposition See all the news Latest lists of projects Appel à projets Transnational Conjoint Water4All « Eau et santé » France 2030 : PEPR SAMS - "Systèmes Alimentaires Microbiomes et Santé" - Appel à projets 2025 Appel à projets internationaux en neurosciences computationnelles - CRCNS 2026 BiodivConnect - Restauration de la fonctionnalité, de l’intégrité et de la connectivité des écosystèmes - Biodiversa+ Appel à projet conjoint "Chlordécone II : sociétés et multi exposition" Search Sign up for the latest news: Subscribe to our newsletter RGPD Legal notice Site map Join us About us Funded projects France 2030 appelsprojetsrecherche.fr data anr Contact us FR EN Welcome to the French National Research Agency website! Our Website uses cookies to improve users experience. Please read this page (in french) for more information.

producing actionable knowledge to drive transformative change and halt and reverse biodiversity decline. Scope and research priorities Novel ecosystems - a conceptual framework to set the scene Novel ecosystems have been defined by Hobbs et al. in 2013 as “a system of abiotic, biotic and social components (and their interactions) that, by virtue of human influence, differ from those that prevailed historically, having a tendency to self-organise, and manifest novel qualities without intensive human management”. Since the publication of this paper, the limits of this definition have been challenged by different disciplines and other definitions have emerged. Overall, the conceptual framework of novel ecosystems usually comprises of (1) new ecological communities (including species living outside their historical native ranges), (2) which present a suite of interactions and processes consistent with a self-organised, functioning ecosystem, and (3) are unlikely to revert to conditions preceding their emergence, with or without human intervention, due to significant biotic and abiotic changes. Building on this framework and acknowledging the plurality of views and definitions, proposals submitted to this call must demonstrate how they are addressing novel ecosystems. BiodivFuture focuses on supporting future-looking research and innovation that will address biodiversity and novel ecosystems, as well as their socio-ecological dynamics and consequences relating to the sustainabilit

The call aims to support implementation-oriented research and innovation projects. These projects should accelerate the uptake, adaptation, testing, evaluation and scaling of evidence-informed solutions for health and care workforce transformation. They should go beyond isolated measures and propose integrated, system-level interventions that strengthen the capacity to attract, train, deploy and retain a skilled workforce. Projects should draw on implementation science and on the social sciences and humanities. They should involve frontline workers as co-designers of the solutions and set out a strategy for transfer to other contexts. Digital tools and artificial intelligence may be part of the solutions but must not be the primary output. Topics Projects may address, among others: workforce planning and forecasting, and legal, regulatory and accreditation frameworks; employment and working conditions, workload, the health and wellbeing of health and care workers, and the prevention of violence against them; initial education and continuing professional development, new roles, advanced practice and revised scopes of practice within multi-professional teams; diversified career pathways, leadership and organisational capabilities, particularly in primary care; reducing geographical (rural, remote or under-resourced areas), gender and social inequalities; the specific challenges faced by migrant, cross-border and seasonal workers, including recognition of qualifications and ethi