The European Commission presented today (30 November) its €80-billion research funding programme for the decade - Horizon 2020 - with the aim of boosting research, stimulating innovation and simplifying the way scientists and smaller businesses can get funding for EU-backed projects.
The Horizon 2020 programme brings together all EU research and innovation funding under a single scheme running from 2014 to 2020.
It replaces the Seventh Framework Programme for research (FP7), which expires in 2013.
Defending Horizon 2020's launch in a time of austerity, EU Commissioner for Research, Innovation and Science Máire Geoghegan-Quinn said the programme would serve as a driver for European growth.
@Tolstoievsky
Couldn´t have said it better,the base rule of today´s capitalism,is to create paper,and tell its worth something.
ViriathusVingathor 2 months ago
@hcwcars1 there is no such thing as "no money" they print it if they want it
Tolstoievsky 2 months ago
In Europe we are seeking to create a movement to take back our lost freedom from the EU.
Visit my channel and watch my new animated video entitled "European Action".
Thank you folks!
Dankeschön liebe Leute!
DeutschesLeid 2 months ago
@hcwcars1 they have now they got away with the bail out scam....
lumpfish99 2 months ago
i though you guys didnt have any money
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hcwcars1 2 months ago
who paying for it not the eu and who really wants the eu
2010butchd 2 months ago