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EuroHPC AI for Science and Collaborative EU Projects
Six-month compute allocations for AI-based scientific research and qualifying collaborative EU projects, subject to review and system availability.
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Open at latest check: EuroHPC AI for Science Checked 13 November 2026.
Scientific and public-sector users, plus industry in qualifying EU-funded research projects, with an eligible organisation and country. Prepare the current Project Scope and Plan and submit through the official peer-review portal. The next evaluation cut-off is 11 December 2026 at 10:00 CET (09:00 UTC).
The call accepts submissions between cut-offs; a future evaluation date does not mean applications are unopened. Eligibility, technical review, peer review and system availability still apply. Recheck status on the cut-off day. Official source and next step
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Who can apply?
Scientific and public-sector users, plus industrial users in research and innovation projects funded by EU programmes such as Horizon Europe or Digital Europe. Other industrial users should investigate the AI for Industrial Innovation modes. Check the linked call documents for full applicant eligibility.
How do I take the next step?
Open the specific call, read its eligibility, technical guidelines and Project Scope and Plan template, then follow Apply Now to the EuroHPC peer-review portal. Proposals undergo technical and expert peer review; submission does not guarantee an allocation.
Recorded deadline
Recorded deadline: 11 December 2026 at 10:00 CET (09:00 UTC). The 30 October cut-off has passed. Recheck the call before submitting.
Check the official programme before applying. A recorded region is not a decision about your eligibility, and an allocation is not guaranteed.
Evidence and limits
- The call is open with scheduled evaluation cut-offs. The next listed 2026 cut-off is 11 December at 10:00 CET; applications are not evaluated continuously as they arrive. Source
- The call links technical documentation for LUMI, Leonardo, MareNostrum 5 and MeluXina. Some partitions may be unavailable because of demand; check the options at application time rather than assuming access to a particular GPU system. Source
This call concerns compute access, not a cash grant. Summary shortened and adapted from EuroHPC JU's call page, checked 10 November 2026; European Union / EuroHPC JU, CC BY 4.0 under https://commission.europa.eu/legal-notice_en. No endorsement is implied. The linked call documents govern eligibility and obligations; a six-month allocation is not a guarantee of a particular partition.
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