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Canada-G7-Nordic Joint Call for Proposals on Quantum Technologies
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This joint call funds bilateral or multilateral collaborative research projects on quantum science and technologies, run jointly by DFG (Germany), NSERC (Canada), JST (Japan), UKRI-EPSRC (UK), NSF (US) and NordForsk on behalf of Nordic funders. It is a one-off call aimed at research teams spanning two or more of the participating countries rather than single-institution applicants. Each national or regional funder manages its own part of the funding and eligibility for its country's applicants.
Details
| Funder | DFG |
| Consortium | Required — bilateral or multilateral collaborative research project involving partners from Canada, Germany, Japan, UK, US, Denmark, Finland, Norway and/or Sweden |
| Frequency | One-off |
| Eligible countries | CADEJPGBUSDKFINOSE |
Eligibility & scope
Joint international call supporting bilateral or multilateral collaborative research projects on quantum science and technologies, run with NSERC (Canada), DFG (Germany), JST (Japan), UKRI-EPSRC (UK), NSF (US) and NordForsk on behalf of Nordic funders.
Who Should Apply
- •Researchers working on quantum science and technologies
- •Teams forming bilateral or multilateral consortia across two or more eligible countries
- •Applicants based in Canada, Germany, Japan, UK, US, Denmark, Finland, Norway or Sweden
- •Groups able to coordinate with partner-country collaborators under each national funder's rules
Key Dates
- •One-off call (not recurring)
- •Consortium required with partners drawn from Canada, Germany, Japan, UK, US, Denmark, Finland, Norway and/or Sweden
Tips for Applicants
- ✓Check funding rules with your national agency (e.g. DFG for German applicants) since each funder sets its own budget and eligibility terms within the joint call.
- ✓Coordinate early with partner-country collaborators, as proposals must align across multiple funders' submission and review processes.
- ✓Confirm which of the nine eligible countries your collaborators must come from before assembling the consortium.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which countries are eligible for this quantum technologies call?
Applicants can come from Canada, Germany, Japan, the UK, the US, Denmark, Finland, Norway or Sweden.
Who funds the Canada-G7-Nordic quantum call?
It is run jointly by NSERC (Canada), DFG (Germany), JST (Japan), UKRI-EPSRC (UK), NSF (US) and NordForsk on behalf of Nordic funders.
Is this call recurring?
No, it is listed as a one-off joint call.
Do I need international partners to apply?
Yes, a consortium is required, with partners drawn from the participating countries.
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