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EIC Pathfinder Challenges 2025 - European Innovation Council EIC Pathfinder Challenges 2025 Which instrument is right for me? The overall objective of the EIC Pathfinder for advanced research is to develop the scientific basis to underpin breakthrough technologies. It provides support for the earliest stages of scientific, technological or deep-tech research and development.
Pathfinder projects aim to build on new, cutting-edge directions in science and technology to disrupt a field and a market or create new opportunities by realising innovative technological solutions through: ‘EIC Pathfinder Open’ open to support projects in any field of science, technology or application without predefined thematic priorities.
‘EIC Pathfinder Challenges’ to support coherent portfolios of projects within predefined thematic areas with the aim to achieve specific objectives for each Challenge.
Watch the general presentation of the challenges Biotech for Climate Resilient Crops and Plant-Based Biomanufacturing To enhance adaptation pathways for the production of climate-resilient crops and develop alternative pathways to produce high value ingredients in plants by increasing nutrient profile of crops based on plant native and/or non-native ingredients.
These novel production processes that must deliver energy- and resource-efficient, low emission foods that maintain or increase biodiversity and are integral to a healthy diet.
Challenge Guide – Biotech for Climate Resilient Crops and Plant-Based Biomanufacturing Generative-AI based Agents to Revolutionize Medical Diagnosis and Treatment of Cancer To create interactive GenAI autonomous agents and/or a combination of them that provide clinicians with a holistic end to end perspective of patient care.
The Challenge will support early-stage groundbreaking research projects that will develop and validate novel approaches and concepts for integrating and interpreting multidimensional medical imaging and health data.
Challenge Guide – Generative-AI based Agents to Revolutionize Medical Diagnosis and Treatment of Cancer Towards autonomous robot collectives delivering collaborative tasks in dynamic unstructured construction environments Enabling autonomous robot collectives to collaboratively perform complex construction tasks in dynamic, unstructured environments.
Advancing robotic collaboration and electrification to revolutionize on-site building processes and enhance efficiency, safety, and sustainability.
The specific objectives of the challenge is to develop a building system to assemble a representative and future-relevant structure (pavilion) using a multitude of discrete modules, a development of an autonomous mobile multi-robotic collaborative platform and perform demonstration in a laboratory environment (TRL 4).
Challenge Guide – Towards autonomous robot collectives delivering collaborative tasks in dynamic unstructured construction environments Waste-to-value devices: Circular production of renewable fuels, chemicals and materials Developing of next generation technologies that turn today’s problematic waste streams into essential building blocks of a future circular economy.
The Challenge focuses on currently non- or hard-to-recycle types of synthetic polymer materials (including among other mixtures of different types of plastics, polymeric composite materials, micro-/nanoplastics, untreated plastic waste, diapers, rubber, etc.), flue gases, wastewater and seawater desalination brines. Proposals must target real-life industrial and household waste.
Challenge Guide – Waste-to-value devices: Circular production of renewable fuels, chemicals and materials This document presents the 2025 European Innovation Council (EIC) Work Programme funded by the European Union’s Horizon Europe Framework Programme for Research and Innovation. It sets out how the EIC will allocate its funding of over EUR 1. 4 billion for the year 2025 and has been prepared following the advice of the EIC Board.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Collaborative or individual research and innovation from consortia or single legal entities established in a Member State or an Associated Country. This includes universities, research organisations, SMEs, and startups. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Applications for EIC Pathfinder Challenges: Biotech for Climate Resilient Crops and Plant-Based Biomanufacturing are due October 28, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
EIC Pathfinder Challenges: Biotech for Climate Resilient Crops and Plant-Based Biomanufacturing is funded by European Innovation Council (part of Horizon Europe). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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