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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.

Maternify, a Danish innovative SME, is seeking partners for a Eurostars Call 11 project focused on conducting an international proof-of-concept study of WeBaby, a reusable home-use fertility support medical device designed to improve semen retention near the cervix after intercourse. The project aims to generate early evidence on the device’s feasibility, safety, usability, acceptability, and preliminary effectiveness in real-world settings before launching a larger clinical trial. Maternify is looking for fertility clinics, hospitals, research organisations, CROs, and human-factors experts to support study design, participant recruitment, data collection, statistical analysis, and regulatory preparation. The project is expected to last 12–18 months, with an expression of interest deadline of 15 July 2026 and a Eurostars submission deadline in 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.

A multidisciplinary team from Aalborg University Hospital and Aalborg University (Denmark) is seeking partners and a coordinator for the Horizon Europe call HORIZON-MISS-2026-02-CANCER-07, focused on improving the quality of life of older cancer patients. The team aims to develop an AI-based clinical decision support tool that combines diagnostic CT imaging and clinical data to predict severe chemotherapy toxicity and support personalised treatment planning for patients aged 65 and over. By enabling earlier risk identification and more tailored care pathways, the project seeks to improve patient safety, quality of life, and healthcare efficiency. Aalborg will contribute as a clinical partner and real-world testbed, providing access to high-quality multicentre data, clinical validation environments, and expertise in oncology, medical imaging, and predictive modelling. The consortium is seeking healthcare providers, AI and data science researchers, hospitals, industry partners, patient organisations, and regulatory experts. The expression of interest deadline is 1 September 2026, while the call closes on 15 September 2026.

Gjesdal Municipality (Norway), together with the research institute SINTEF, is seeking partners for the Horizon Europe call HORIZON-NEB-2027-01-REGEN-03. The project aims to transform the existing E39 highway corridor in Ålgård into a green, human-centred, and multifunctional urban district after the road is rerouted through a new tunnel. By bringing together public authorities, researchers, developers, landowners, and local communities, the initiative seeks to develop innovative planning, governance, and investment models for the sustainable regeneration of former transport corridors. The project will create a shared vision for urban redevelopment, promoting liveability, environmental sustainability, and community cohesion while preventing fragmented, car-oriented growth. The consortium is open to SMEs, public authorities, research organisations, and civil society actors, with an expression of interest deadline of 1 September 2026.