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The Technology Agency of the Czech Republic announces several new calls and public tenders this autumn focused on the support of applied research and development. They primarily include the following calls/tenders, a more detailed description of some of them is provided below.
- Programme ETA – social sciences and humanities.
- BiodivClim – biodiversity and climate changes.
- Programme ZETA – young research generation and gender.
- CHIST-ERA IV Call 2019 – information and communication technology.
- Programme THETA – power industry.
- Programme KAPPA – international cooperation.
- Programme Environment for Living (Ministry of the Environment) – the environment and climate.
The support from this programme is intended for projects of cooperation of enterprises with the academic sphere via the involvement of students and young researchers up to 35 years of age.
The objective is involving students and young researchers in research and development activities leading to the use of the results in practice, increasing their interest in projects with a practical impact and supporting academic projects with a connection to the economic sphere. A necessary requirement of the projects is achieving a certain type of result, such as prototype, functional sample, software, industrial or utility model etc.
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This call is part of the EPSILON programme for the support of applied research and experimental development, which will provide funding for successful Czech applicants. The call focuses on the support of research in the area of information and communication technology in two areas:
Support will be provided to projects which anticipate achieving at least one of the results supported by the EPSILON programme, which include industrial or utility model, prototype, software or verified technology.
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Aid from the THETA programme for the support of applied research, experimental development and innovation is intended for projects in the area of the power industry. Support will be provided primarily for improving management in the power industry, new technologies and system elements with a high potential for quick utilisation in practice and long-term technological perspective.
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The article is part of dReport – October 2019, Tax news; Grants and investment Incentives.
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