Research Council of Norway
Senter for kvanteteknologisk forskning
Deadline was 4 June 2025; check for open status
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Senter for kvanteteknologisk forskning establishes Norwegian research centres at high international level in quantum computing, quantum sensors, and quantum communication, with up to Kr 61 million per centre over five years. The call is open to approved Norwegian research organisations building interdisciplinary teams in these quantum technology domains. This is a one-off call to strengthen Norway's quantum research infrastructure.
Details
| Funder | Research Council of Norway |
| Budget | Up to Kr 61,000,000 per centre; Kr 244,000,000 total |
| Duration | 60 months |
| Frequency | One-off |
| Eligible countries | NO |
Eligibility & scope
Establishes Norwegian research centres at high international level in quantum computing, quantum sensors and quantum communication. Approved Norwegian research organisations can apply. (Centre for quantum technology research)
Who Should Apply
- •Approved Norwegian research organisations and universities
- •Interdisciplinary teams combining physics, engineering, and computer science expertise
- •Projects establishing competitive international research environments in quantum computing, sensors, or communication
- •Consortia with clear governance and research management plans
Key Dates
- •Deadline was 4 June 2025; verify current open status with Research Council of Norway
- •Five-year project duration (60 months)
Tips for Applicants
- ✓Centre designation carries expectations for long-term sustainability and international visibility; include a clear post-funding transition plan.
- ✓The three quantum domains (computing, sensors, communication) are equally valued; justify your focus or multi-domain scope explicitly.
- ✓Consortium letters from international partners strengthen the 'high international level' criterion.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much funding does Senter for kvanteteknologisk forskning provide?
Up to Kr 61,000,000 per centre over five years (Kr 244,000,000 total across the call).
Who can apply to establish a quantum technology research centre?
Approved Norwegian research organisations in quantum computing, quantum sensors, or quantum communication.
How long is the funding period for a quantum technology centre?
Five years (60 months).
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