Hungarian Academy of Sciences Unveils 2026 European Research Council Work Programme
The Hungarian Academy of Sciences (MTA) is pleased to announce the official publication of the European Research Council’s (ERC) Work Programme for 2026. This significant development, released on July 14, 2025, at 16:17, marks a crucial step in shaping the future of groundbreaking research across Europe.
The ERC Work Programme serves as the strategic roadmap for the prestigious European Research Council, outlining its funding priorities, calls for proposals, and operational strategies for the upcoming year. The release of the 2026 Work Programme signifies the ERC’s continued commitment to fostering scientific excellence and supporting frontier research conducted by leading researchers in Europe.
This comprehensive document is the result of extensive consultation and strategic planning, reflecting the ERC’s dedication to identifying and funding innovative projects that push the boundaries of knowledge. It will detail the specific calls for proposals across the ERC’s various grant schemes, including:
- Starting Grants: Designed for early-career researchers with the potential to become independent research leaders.
- Consolidator Grants: Aimed at researchers who have already established a strong track record and are consolidating their independent research.
- Advanced Grants: Awarded to established researchers with exceptional achievements in their field.
- Synergy Grants: Supporting collaborative projects involving two to four principal investigators to tackle highly ambitious research questions.
The Hungarian Academy of Sciences, as a key stakeholder in the European research landscape, welcomes this publication and emphasizes its importance for the scientific community in Hungary and across the continent. The 2026 Work Programme will undoubtedly inspire a new wave of innovative research proposals and further solidify Europe’s position as a global leader in scientific discovery.
Researchers in Hungary are encouraged to review the newly published Work Programme diligently. Understanding its objectives and specific calls will be instrumental in preparing competitive applications for ERC funding, thereby contributing to the advancement of European science and innovation. The MTA will continue to support its researchers in navigating these opportunities and fostering a vibrant research environment.
Further details and the full ERC Work Programme for 2026 can be accessed through the official ERC website. The Hungarian Academy of Sciences looks forward to a productive and successful year of European research funding.
Megjelent a 2026. évi ERC Munkaprogram
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