CHIST-ERA is looking for transformative and highly multidisciplinary research projects. They should explore new ideas with potential for significant scientific and technical impacts in the long term. This year, CHIST-ERA launches a call for research proposals on one topic of emergent scientific importance (the list of past call topics is available here):

Science in your Own Language (SOL)

The official Call Announcement is available below as attachment.

Call deadline: 15^th of April 2025, 17:00 CEST

A one-step submission process applies. The coordinator prepares a joint proposal for the whole consortium, using the template available below as attachment. The form is submitted using the electronic submission system, along with a financial table following the template also available below and administrative project data entered directly in the system.   

Electronic Submission System: https://aap.agencerecherche.fr/_layouts/15/SIM/Pages/SIMNouveauProjet.aspx?idAAP=2246

Register to the Call 2025 newletter to be updated.

An Information Webinar was held on February 27, 2025. The recording is available there: https://youtu.be/D9yvz9QXBn8.

Besides, we provide a Partner Search Tool to find partners, by consulting the list of the so-called Expressions of Interest (EoI) and/or by submitting your own EoI. 

The call aims to foster good Open Science practices and approaches. An insight into the Open Science framework proposed by CHIST-ERA is provided in the course proposed by the OpenAIRE project and available here.

For projects selected for funding, each partner of the consortium will be funded separately by their respective national/regional research funding organisation. Therefore, all national/regional regulations apply. Eligibility regulations for each funding organisation (or links to them) are given in the annex of the Call Announcement. Additionally, each principaI investigator, not just the coordinator, can contact the respective funding organisation contact point sufficiently prior to submission regarding eligibility issues.

A summary table of the countries and funding organisations participating in each topic is provided below: