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The University of Extremadura (Spain) is seeking eligible partners from Malta, Croatia, Slovenia or Egypt to join the ND-TraceMed project – “Non-Destructive Digital Evidence and Product Passports for Quality, Safety, Authenticity and Traceability in Mediterranean Food Value Chains” – under PRIMA 2026. The consortium has been invited to submit a full proposal to the second stage and is open to including new partners through a Widening Action. The 36-month project aims to develop and validate context-aware digital traceability systems based on dynamic Digital Product Passports (DPP), integrating interoperable non-destructive technologies and advanced ICT tools to improve quality control, food safety, transparency and authenticity across Mediterranean agri-food value chains. The project will be validated through a distributed Mediterranean demonstrator network, with at least 18 digital lot/product passport use cases covering sectors such as olive oil, fruit and vegetables, wine, dairy, meat, fishery, honey, spices and aromatic herbs. The consortium is looking for entities with expertise in food product business development and/or the implementation of digital tools for food products. The expression of interest deadline is 28 August 2026.

If interested. please contact ope@fundecyt-pctex.es as soon as possible.

The Community of Universities and Establishments of Toulouse (Comue) is seeking academic partners for its Bridges proposal under HORIZON-WIDERA-2027-05-ERA-04, promoting public engagement in research and innovation. The project aims to establish a European network of open-source science–society platforms based on the Scientipolis model, fostering dialogue between researchers and citizens through digital platforms, public events, and citizen science activities. Partners will contribute to science communication, platform development, and the exchange of best practices to strengthen scientific literacy across Europe. The expression of interest deadline is 30 November 2026.

The City of Bodø (Norway) is seeking partners for the Horizon Europe call HORIZON-NEB-2026-01-BUSINESS-03 to transform the former military and civil airport into a large-scale, sustainable urban district. Using the Hernes redevelopment area as a living lab, the project will test nature-based solutions, circular reuse of infrastructure and materials, urban agriculture, regenerative tourism, and inclusive place-making. Bodø aims to demonstrate how large infrastructure sites can be regenerated through innovative, climate-neutral, and socially inclusive urban development in line with New European Bauhaus principles. The expression of interest deadline is 1 December 2026.

Region Västra Götaland (Sweden) is seeking European partners for collaboration under the New European Bauhaus (NEB) Horizon Europe 2026 calls. The region is interested in developing projects in three key areas: increasing citizen participation in spatial planning and place-making, transforming underused buildings into drivers of sustainable local development, and creating innovative business models for the renovation, maintenance, and adaptive reuse of existing buildings. Drawing on extensive experience in co-creation, circular economy, cultural heritage, and regional development, Västra Götaland offers strong networks, testing environments, and cross-sector collaboration involving municipalities, academia, civil society, and businesses. The region is looking for partners with expertise in social innovation, participatory planning, circular construction, regenerative materials, adaptive reuse, and sustainable urban and rural development. The expression of interest deadline is 7 September 2026.

The LEMNA Economics and Management Laboratory at Nantes Université (France) is seeking partners for a proposal under the Horizon Europe call HORIZON-CL5-2027-03-D5-15, which focuses on the prospective evaluation of nuclear power potential for shipping within the Zero Emission Waterborne Transport (ZEWT) Partnership. LEMNA brings expertise in energy and maritime economics, industrial organisation, and strategic management, with research covering techno-economic assessments of shipping decarbonisation solutions, nuclear and hydrogen transition pathways, market modelling under uncertainty, and innovative business models. The laboratory aims to contribute to the economic and managerial analysis of maritime energy transition strategies and is looking to join a consortium as a research partner. The expression of interest deadline is 20 February 2027.