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Apply to pitch at JFS Matchmaking Session “New Materials and Green Transition"
On 26 February 2026, JFS will organise an online Information and Matchmaking Session on the 10th STI Joint Call for Proposals and the topic "New Materials and Green Transition". The Information Session will provide an overview of the call objectives, scope, eligibility conditions, and application procedures. Participants will also receive guidance on proposal preparation and evaluation criteria, as well as practical information on good and bad practices. The Matchmaking Session aims to facilitate the formation of high-quality, transnational consortia by connecting potential applicants from Europe and Southeast Asia. Find out more here and apply to pitch. -
Recording Available: EURAXESS ASEAN Webinar on HE Work Programmes 2026-27
On 19 January 2026, EURAXESS ASEAN organised its first webinar in 2026 and introduced the newly released Horizon Europe Work Programme 2026–2027 (published in December 2025). The webinar focused on collaborative research projects under Pillar II and its thematic clusters. Participants gained insights into key funding opportunities, priority areas, and how ASEAN researchers and organisations could engage effectively in Horizon Europe, strengthen international collaboration and participation in EU–ASEAN research projects. Find the recording and ppt slide deck in this article. -
Alumni Testimonial: Assoc Professor Dr Sopheak Srun, MSCA RISE
We are pleased to highlight the work of Professor Dr Sopheak Srun from Cambodia. He is an Associate Professor of Economics at the Royal University of Phnom Penh (RUPP) and a researcher at the Cambodia Academy of Digital Technology. Together with his project team at RULE, he participated in the H2020 – MSCA RISE project “IKID: Institutions for Knowledge Intensive Development: Economic and Regulatory Aspects in South-East Asian Transition Economies.” The project was coordinated by Tallinn University of Technology (TalTech), Estonia. -
Join MCAA Survey on Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is increasingly influencing how research is conducted across disciplines. From data analysis and literature reviews to writing assistance and decision-making, AI tools are already being adopted for a wide range of research and professional tasks. Yet questions remain about awareness, ethical considerations, training needs, and infrastructure support for the responsible use of AI in science. The Marie Curie Alumni Association (MCAA) has launched a survey to gather insights on how Artificial Intelligence (AI) is shaping research and innovation across the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) community. MSCA fellows and alumni are invited to complete the survey by 15 February 2026. -
Mark in your Calendar: Upcoming Horizon Europe Info Days
The European Commission’s Directorate-General for Research and Innovation (DG RTD), together with its partners, is organising a series of Horizon Europe Information Days throughout the first quarter of 2026. Following the release of the Horizon Europe Work Programme 2026–2027 in December 2025, these Info Days offer an excellent opportunity to refresh your knowledge or gain a deeper understanding of how the Work Programmes are structured—and how you and your organisation can benefit. All sessions are open for online participation. -
Alumni Testimonial: ERC SyG Recipient Prof Dr Kevin Heng
Last year, we started a series on our social media channels to introduce outstanding researchers from Southeast Asia who are advancing science through Horizon Europe–funded projects. Through their work and experiences, we hope to build a vibrant regional community and foster new connections between researchers and institutions across ASEAN and Europe. In this short article, we feature Professor Dr Kevin Heng. Professor Heng is Chair Professor of Theoretical Astrophysics of Extrasolar Planets at the Faculty of Physics, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München in Germany. He is a recipient of an ERC Synergy Grant (SyG) for the ambitious project “Geoastronomy.” -
Call for Proposals: 10th SEA–Europe Joint Funding Scheme (JFS) Call Now Open
The Southeast Asia–Europe Joint Funding Scheme (JFS) 2025 Science, Technology and Innovation (STI) Joint Call is now open. Marking a milestone, this 10th JFS Call invites collaborative research and innovation project proposals that bring together partners from Europe and Southeast Asia to address shared global challenges. It covers two thematic areas: 1) New Materials and the Green Transition, and 2) Climate-Resilient and Smart Agriculture (AI and IoT). Read more in our introductory article. -
Happy New Year 2026: 26 Recommendations for Horizon Europe
We hope you had a great start to 2026 and wish you a healthy and fulfilling year ahead! As the year unfolds, it is a great time to reflect on possibilities and explore new opportunities. Discover our 26 New Year’s recommendations to help researchers make the most of HorizonEurope and EURAXESS services in the year ahead. We look forward to meeting you soon at our upcoming online and/or onsite activities and to collaborating with you. -
EURAXESS ASEAN Advent Calendar: 28 December 2025 Slovenia
As we wrap up the EURAXESS ASEAN Advent Calendar, we arrive in Slovenia, which markis the final door of this year’s journey across all 27 EU Member States. Slovenia offers international researchers a dynamic and collaborative research environment, with strong support from the Slovenian Research and Innovation Agency (ARRS) and active participation in Horizon Europe. We have selected a few Horizon Europe–related opportunities currently open in Slovenia, highlighting the country’s strengths in industrial research, doctoral training, and advanced digital and scientific innovation. -
EURXESS ASEAN Advent Calendar: 27 December 2025 Romania
The Romanian Cultural Institute offers a grant scheme for foreign researchers to carry out a three-month research stay in Romania, in close collaboration with a Romanian host institution. The programme aims to strengthen international academic exchange and promote Romania as a destination for high-quality research in the humanities and social sciences. The grants support research and documentation projects related to Romanian culture, social sciences, humanities, economics, architecture, arts, and closely related fields. The programme encourages in-depth engagement with Romanian institutions, archives, and academic communities.