Welcome to Health-NCP-Net 3.0 (HNN 3.0)
We are a network of National Contact Points (NCPs) in the area of “Health” enhancing transnational cooperation between NCPs for Cluster 1 Health in Horizon Europe to increase the support for those interested in research funding.
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News
A new dashboard and accompanying report provide valuable insights into beneficiaries’ experiences with Horizon Europe's legal, financial, and administrative rules. The results offer useful lessons for both applicants and NCPs and may help shape future framework programmes.
The OrphaDev4Kids Project, an EU funded project to develop orphan medical devices, is developing a wearable multiplexed biosensor for cyanotic congenital heart disease (CCHD), under one of its work packages.
In order to develop the biosensor, they are launching 3 surveys to collect feedback from researchers, caregivers and patients.
The surveys are intended to collect insights ensuring that the device meets technical, usability, and clinical effectiveness requirements. The surveys for patients and caregivers are available in several languages. They take about 15-20 minutes.
The European Commission has launched a public consultation on Biotech Act II, a forthcoming initiative aimed at strengthening Europe's industrial biotechnology and biomanufacturing sectors. Stakeholders from research, industry, public authorities, and civil society are invited to contribute their views and help shape the future framework. The consultation is part of the Commission's preparation of a legislative proposal expected in 2026.
The European Commission has published new guidelines on the responsible use of Artificial Intelligence in research and innovation. The document provides practical recommendations for researchers, research organisations, and funders on the ethical, transparent, and trustworthy use of AI throughout the research lifecycle.
The European Commission has published an updated version of its How to Manage Your Lump Sum Grants guide. The document provides practical guidance for applicants and beneficiaries on proposal preparation, project implementation, reporting, and grant management under the lump sum funding model.
The purpose of this survey is to better understand the current paediatric research needs and gaps, operational, regulatory and and system-level barriers, and priorities for expertise, infrastructure and support services.
The survey targets a broad range of stakeholders, including clinical centres, academia, industry, patient organisations and regulatory bodies involved in paediatric research and innovation, with specific questions tailored to the type of organisation.
The survey will be open until 26 June 2026.
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