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2022 EIT calls: up to 3 years of funding for innovation, applied research, partnership & networking opportunities!

The European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) is setting a round of calls, with its carrousel of funding and partnership opportunities. You are a researcher with an innovative project and you're looking to move forward? We have you covered. On this page, the Aalto EIT Services help you to navigate through all the available offering: we have plenty of support to provide to Aalto applicants!
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All the 2022 EIT Innovation calls

Below you will find for each call a brief summary that includes all the details you'll need to understand if a call is a fit or not for your project. For each call we have indicated the contact info of the Aalto EIT Services project manager in charge: you can get in touch with the managers if you think you would like to apply or if you cannot find a call that suits you. 

Below you will find a recap table with all the important dates for the above calls. 

  EIT Digital EIT Manufacturing EIT Raw Materials EIT Urban Mobility
01.3.2021   Call opens    
11.3.2021     Call opens  
19.3.2021       Call opens 
22.3.2021   Pre-call deadline    
06.4.2021 Call opens      
19.4.2021      Project registration  
03.5.2021     Pre-call deadline (TBC)  
14.5.2021   Call deadline    
15.5.2021 Pre-call deadline      
18.5.2021       Call deadline
01.9.2021     Call deadline (TBC)  
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