Eureka Quantum Technologies Call

Are you an SME Bringing Quantum Tech to Life?

Then the EUREKA Quantum Technology Call might be the perfect funding opportunity for you!

At Nordic Innovators, we can help you prepare a strong application and kick-start your R&D project. All you need is a solid Quantum tech idea, a clear perspective for commercialisation, and at least one international partner — and you are ready to apply!

Scope of the EUREKA Call

The call covers a wide range of quantum technology fields, including but not limited to: 

Quantum Computing: Developing devices that outperform classical computers to solve industry-relevant problems.
Quantum Simulation and Stack Levels: Creating special-purpose machines for applications in quantum chemistry, nuclear physics, material sciences, and more.
Quantum Communications and Cybersecurity: Advancing performance, integration, and industrialization of quantum communication systems.
Quantum Sensing and Metrology: Enhancing measurement precision and developing new sensing technologies.

Projects are encouraged to address challenges across industry, science, and society, with a focus on developing market-oriented products, processes, and services.

Participating Countries and Funding

The Call is supported by national funding bodies from the following countries:
Austria, Belgium (Flanders and Wallonia) Denmark, Finland, France, Portugal, Spain, South Africa, Türkiye and Ukraine.

Each country has allocated funding to support organisations collaborating on international R&D projects in applied quantum technologies. Funding details, including eligibility criteria and application procedures, are determined by the respective national funding bodies. 

The funding conditions are favourable, and although each country sets their own funding rate and amount.

See more funding details here 

Eligibility and Consortium Requirements

• The project consortium must include organisations from at least two of the participating countries.
• Each participating organisation must be a separate legal entity.
• No single organisation or country can be responsible for more than 70% of the project budget.

Consortia are encouraged to include a mix of research partners, large industrial partners and SMEs to ensure both a high scientific level and a clear market perspective. 

Strategic Importance

This call represents a unique opportunity for organisations to engage in cutting-edge quantum research with practical applications. By fostering international collaboration, the initiative aims to accelerate the development and commercialisation of quantum technologies — driving economic growth and addressing key societal challenges.