At CERN, are you in charge of organising an onsite or online event as part of an EU funded project? Here is where you can find inspiration for the data privacy notices that you need to share with the speakers and participants to your event. These data privacy notices were developed by the EU Office in the context of the ATTRACT project in collaboration with the CERN’s Office of Data Privacy.

The aim was to make them as generic as possible for reuse by other EU projects. However each project is specific so make sure to review them for the applicability and potential adaptations for your project.

Here below are the main four data privacy notices:

• Privacy Notice for speakers’ participation at onsite event
• Privacy Notice for speakers’ participation at online event
• Privacy Notice for participation at onsite event
• Privacy Notice for participation at online event

and more can be found here (e.g. if you are setting up review boards or collecting deliverables as part of a cascade funding scheme).

For any questions or feedback, contact the EU Office at eu.projects@cern.ch

The European Commission has prepared a series of webinars and presentation to explain the new Horizon Europe funding programme.

We advise those who are interested in submitting their application to follow the webinar organised held by the European Commission on 24 March 2021: How to prepare a successful proposal in Horizon Europe? (video)

Additionally, for those who want to learn more about this innovation programme, you can watch the following two presentations: 

• What is Horizon Europe? (presentation) 
• Tips and Tricks while writing your Horizon Europe proposal (video)

Over one hundred Horizon Europe 2021-2022 calls have been identified by CERN’s EU Projects Office as of potential interest for the organisation. In order to give you a flavour of what’s in there for you, the Office has handpicked a selection of interesting ones for 2022 as outlined below. 

From quantum-resistant cryptography to advanced robotics, from two-dimensional materials to extreme data mining, the highlighted calls carry opportunities for CERN, for your research and for your career. Furthermore, they display the full diversity of what can be the purpose of an EU project: fundamental research of course, but also societal applications and market opportunities.  

If your research topic is not covered in the table below,  

• check the full list curated by the CERN’s EU Projects Office here; 
• and/or browse the European Commission portal for an overview of all the calls.  

Applying to a call is a specific art to achieve success and for this reason, the Office has set up a training to help CERN personnel understand what is an EU Project, how they work and, more especially, how to apply to one. This training also provides information about the structure, content and novelties of Horizon Europe, the new EU framework programme for research and innovation. 

Over one hundred Horizon Europe 2021-2022 calls have been identified by CERN’s EU Projects Office as of potential interest for the organisation. In order to give you a flavour of what’s in there for you, the Office has handpicked a selection of interesting ones for 2022 as outlined below.

From quantum-resistant cryptography to advanced robotics, from two-dimensional materials to extreme data mining, the highlighted calls carry opportunities for CERN, for your research and for your career. Furthermore, they display the full diversity of what can be the purpose of an EU project: fundamental research of course, but also societal applications and market opportunities.

If your research topic is not covered in the table below,

• check the full list curated by the CERN’s EU Projects Office here;
• and/or browse the European Commission portal for an overview of all the calls.

Applying to a call is a specific art to achieve success and for this reason, the Office has set up a training to help CERN teams understand what is an EU Project, how they work and, more especially, how to apply to one. This training also provides information about the structure, content and novelties of Horizon Europe, the new EU framework programme for research and innovation.