ERIA project (Horizon Europe)

Fostering inter- and transdisciplinarity in research and innovation activities. As comprehensive and research-intensive universities, we are uniquely equipped to use inter- and transdisciplinary approaches to address complex and multi-dimensional societal challenges.

As universities who have shaped society through centuries, we are dedicated to continue building strong bridges with citizens and continue fully anchoring our universities within society.

The overall objective is to empower, develop, and better support the professional development of early-career researchers (ECR) in order to retain and not lose talent.

Leverage the experiences, expertise and skills of the 24 Alliances selected in the second pilot call to improve the delivery of this project.

In view of the upcoming conclusion of the Circle U. ERIA project, it is a good time to reflect on its achievements and successes. The event will be streamed for online participation.

The Empowering Research and Innovation Actions (ERIA) project, funded by the European Union’s Horizon 2020, aimed to strengthen the research and innovation capabilities of Circle U. We talked to Irene Soriano Redondo, a Research Associate at King’s College London, who evaluated the ERIA activities.

The Circle U. ERIA project is steering initiatives aiming to strengthen research collaboration and innovation within the alliance. The project members invite you to their conference focusing on the project achievements and Circle U. opportunities. Live stream available if you cannot attend in person.

On 1st September 2021, the project Circle U. ERIA (Empowering Research and Innovation Actions) was officially launched. ERIA will strengthen the Research and Innovation dimensions of Circle U. by supporting pilot activities in its Knowledge Hubs and empowering its early-career researchers.