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Digital Transformations and Robotics in Sustainable Agriculture Archives - EIG CONCERT Japan Call: Digital Transformations and Robotics in Sustainable Agriculture Bulgaria , Cyprus , Czech Republic , Estonia , France , Germany , Hungary , Italy , Japan , Poland , Slovakia , Spain , Türkiye Call period: 14. 05. 2024-23.
07. 2024 Research period:2025-2028 This EIG CONCERT-Japan joint call for proposals is titled Digital Transformations and Robotics in Sustainable Agriculture and focuses on research how digital technologies and robotics can transform and improve agriculture while promoting its sustainability.
This call for proposals invites researchers to explore novel approaches, technologies, and methodologies that build on the strengths of the Japanese and European research communities to advance agricultural sustainability, enhance productivity, and ensure food security in an era of rapid technological change. Which countries and institutions are participating?
The following national and regional funding organisations have agreed to participate in this joint call, leveraging their national and regional R&D programmes and applying their respective funding regulations: Bulgaria : Bulgarian National Science Fund (BNSF) Cyprus : Research and Innovation Foundation (RIF) Czech Republic : Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports (MEYS) Czech Republic : Czech Academy of Sciences (CAS) Estonia : Estonian Research Council (ETAG) France : French National Research Agency (ANR) Germany : Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) Hungary: National Research, Development and Innovation Office (NKFIH) Italy: National Research Council (CNR) Japan : Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST) Poland : National Centre for Research and Development (NCBR) Slovakia : Slovak Academy of Sciences (SAS) Spain : Agencia Estatal de Investigación (AEI) Türkiye : The Scientific and Technological Research Council of Türkiye (TÜBITAK) How should project consortia be composed?
Each project consortium submitting an application should consist of at least 3 eligible beneficiaries (project partners), 1 from Japan and 2 from two different European countries participating in the Joint Call. In order to facilitate the process of forming research consortia, we offer applicants a Partner Search Tool – Partfinder available here: https://partfinder. ncbr.
gov.pl/ . This tool can be used by projects looking for partners and partners looking for projects. Can researchers from other European institutions participate?
Researchers and research teams from other European institutions may participate as additional partners in a project consortium if they can prove that they have secured funding from other sources that allows them to fulfil their obligations within the consortium. A confirmation letter of the external sponsoring institution has to be submitted at the time of proposal submission. What if I have questions?
If you have questions, please contact the EIG Concert-Japan Program Secretariat, Ms. Lea Debraux, at concert-japan-jcs@cnrs. fr , or the National and Regional Contact Person for your country or region.
> Guidelines for applicants Update (2024-05-20): Modified total ANR funding budget Update (2024-06-20): Modified AEI contact info Call related news and events 11th Joint Call Kick-off Workshop in Bonn Digital Transformations and Robotics in Sustainable Agriculture On March 11-12, 2026, DLR Projektträger (DLR-PT) hosted the Kick-off Workshop of the 11th Joint Call on “Digital Transformations and 11th Joint Call: Announcement of Selected Projects Digital Transformations and Robotics in Sustainable Agriculture It is with great pleasure that we announce the selected projects of the EIG CONCERT-Japan 11th call for proposals Digital Opening of 11th call on Digital Transformations and Robotics in Sustainable Agriculture Digital Transformations and Robotics in Sustainable Agriculture EIG CONCERT-Japan is delighted to announce the opening of its 11th joint call for proposals titled Digital Transformations and Robotics Digital Transformations and Robotics in Sustainable Agriculture Supporting the Demonstration of Sustainable Digital Solutions for Agriculture Digital Transformations and Robotics in Sustainable Agriculture Advanced Multimodal Sensing and Data Fusion for Early Digital Detection of Plant Stress Symptoms Digital Transformations and Robotics in Sustainable Agriculture AI-Enhanced NPK Management for Optimized Hydroponic Cultivation Digital Transformations and Robotics in Sustainable Agriculture Drones for Remote Autonomous Gathering Of Plant Samples Digital Transformations and Robotics in Sustainable Agriculture DevelopMent of Adaptive Pruning Robots for Sustainable Viticulturethrough Simulation and AI Empowered Perception, Robot Learning and Intuitive TeleopeRation Digital Transformations and Robotics in Sustainable Agriculture Dynamic Lighting Management System and Sustainable Energy Solutions for Smart Crop Production AI-Powered Robotics for Real-World Applications Oceans: Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation Solutions for Carbon-Neutral Cities Design of Materials with Atomic Precision Sustainable Hydrogen Technology as Affordable and Clean Energy ICT for Resilient, Safe and Secure Society Smart Water Management for Sustainable Society Funtional Porous Materials Efficient Energy Storage and Distribution Food Crops and Biomass Production Technologies Resilience against Disasters Efficient Energy and Distribution
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