Horizon Europe Mapping
NTNU Horizon Europe Brochures
Find your scientific NTNU match for your next European project
Through an extensive mapping exercise, we have matched our researchers' interests in the upcoming Horizon Europe calls, based on both their expertise and the industry relations they can bring to the bid.
The collected information has been resumed in a collection of brochures divided per Horizon Europe cluster. These documents are a way to highlight NTNU capabilities and allow everyone to know us with an extra level of detail.
This does not mean that each document is covering every collaboration possibility that a complex multidisciplinary University of more than 7000 employees has. For this reason, the brochures are upated regularly by adding new researchers' profiles.
We invite readers of these documents to use our institutional entry points, like our Office in Brussels, in case they should not find an exact match in the presented information but remain keen to open a collaboration dialogue with our Research community.
A new version of this brochure is under development
EU Missions – Brochures
Note that this page is currently being updated, and information is still being added.
NTNU has started an internal assessment of its researchers' interests in the specific mission calls under Horizon Europe.
As the largest university in Norway, we can be a powerful partner and collaborator. With more than 85 funded projects, of which 53 are already signed (accounting for more than € 32 million in funding) at the time of writing, we are setting even more ambitious targets for Horizon Europe 2024/2025 and going forward.
This document is the first of a series of documents that are currently under preparation to highlight the profile and expertise of the NTNU researchers willing to showcase their interests in the Missions calls of Horizon Europe.
Please note that the list of NTNU researchers reported in this document is not exhaustive, and that in case you do not find the expertise you are looking for, our institutional contact points like the NTNU Brussels Office will be ready to support you in identifying the right researcher for your project in our wide community. The document will continuously be kept up to date by adding further profiles of experts willing to be included in the future.
