EU Projects

As Europe’s primary media and networking company specialised in R&I policy and practice, Science|Business is uniquely positioned to support its members and their consortium partners in high impact communication and dissemination activities as they seek to build competitive proposals for collaborative Horizon projects (R&I Actions).  

After all, these activities are a critical part of the European Commission’s funding evaluation process – not least within Horizon Europe, its flagship €95.5 billion research and innovation (R&I) programme.  

Our combination of brand credibility (in Brussels and beyond), news channels, communications expertise and international audiences is unmatched, making Science|Business the ideal choice to lead on communication and dissemination work packages. 

In this regard, we openly invite our Network members to contact us during their proposal development process to explore ideas and options for cooperation. As a news organisation, we have a natural interest in topics relating to science communication, the role of R&I in policy formulation, public trust, media futures and similar. Nonetheless, our expertise in covering the full spectrum of R&I themes – via our high level Network events and media services – means that we are fully capable of taking on communication and dissemination responsibilities in any domain. 

For more information, please contact Simon Pickard, Network Director at [email protected]

Examples of recent EU-funded projects involving Science|Business: 

• ATTRACT Project - an Horizon 2020 project unites Europe's research and industrial communities to advance detection and imaging technologies, aiming to boost the economy and improve lives by creating new products, services, and jobs.

ERC=Science2 – a three year, pan-EU media campaign to promote the work of the European Research Council and the value of fundamental science to society at large 

TRESCA – a Horizon 2020 “Science with and for society” project to understand what drives public trust in science communication”