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Young Talents: Digital resilience Challenge – A driver for strategic autonomy and societal trust is sponsored by NeurotechEU Campus+. This call for applications is a unique opportunity for young talents to develop innovative ideas and concrete recommendations addressing Europe's digital resilience and autonomy. It involves participation in the Erasmus-Descartes Conference.
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Call for applications 2026: Young Talents: Digital resilience Challenge – A driver for strategic autonomy and societal trust | NeurotechEU Campus+ Platform for grants and tenders Welcome to the Platform for grants and tenders, your gateway to global grants, fellowships, and awards supporting and covering mobilities for students, researchers, and innovators across all disciplines across all disciplines.
Use this platform to search, explore, and apply for funding that aligns with your career stage, research focus, and institutional affiliation. Embassy of France in the Netherlands Cover of costs for travel, subsistence and accommodation coralie. ostertag@univ-lille.
fr Call for applications 2026: Young Talents: Digital resilience Challenge – A driver for strategic autonomy and societal trust MA, MSc, PDEng, and PhD students from France and the Netherlands, aged between 20 and 35 years old, with a good working knowledge of English. International students enrolled in French or Dutch institutions are also welcome to apply.
Cover of the costs of transportation (travel between the Netherlands and France + public transport on-site) and meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner). They will also arrange accommodation (five nights). Do you want to contribute to building a more resilient, secure and trustworthy European digital future?
Would you like to collaborate in an international and interdisciplinary team and present your ideas to leading experts, policymakers, and researchers at the annual Franco-Dutch Erasmus-Descartes Conference? Apply now for the 2026 Young Talents Programme, a unique opportunity to develop innovative ideas and concrete recommendations addressing one of today’s most strategic challenges: Europe’s digital resilience and autonomy.
The Erasmus-Descartes Conference will take place on Tuesday, 17 November 2026 at Campus Cyber Île-de-France in Paris. Calendar: October 16 (online kick-off), and November 13 to 18 (on-site in France), including participation in the Erasmus-Descartes Conference on Tuesday 17 November 2026 in Paris.
Join an international team, expand your network, develop your public speaking skills, and contribute to discussions shaping the future of European digital cooperation.
Online registration form to complete, submit a CV, answer 3 questions Master’s or PhD student from France or the Netherlands from diverse backgrounds related to digital resilience and cybersecurity, including but not limited to ◦ Cybersecurity / Computer Science ◦ Artificial Intelligence / Data Science ◦ Engineering / Digital Technologies ◦ European Studies / International Relations ◦ Public Policy / Governance ◦ Law / Digital Regulation ◦ Social Sciences / Ethics of Technology Government or Public Sector Early Career and Emerging in Field
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Master's or PhD students from France or the Netherlands (ages 20-35) from diverse backgrounds related to digital resilience and cybersecurity. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows in-kind: travel, meals and 5 nights' accommodation covered; no cash award. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
The published deadline was September 20, 2026, which has passed. Check the official notice for any future application windows before investing time in a proposal.
Young Talents: Digital resilience Challenge – A driver for strategic autonomy and societal trust is funded by NeurotechEU Campus+. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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