Together, these flagships receive over €1 billion through the EU framework programmes for research and innovation and EU countries.ĮU countries and association countries organise their support through dedicated networks of local funding initiatives: It will place Europe in a leadership position for the second quantum revolution. The quantum technologies flagship aims to accelerate the development and uptake of quantum technologies. The project also developed the EBRAINS Research Infrastructure and are now looking to expand this initiative. Since it began 10 years ago, the project has produced impressive results harnessing the power of big data and supercomputing to improve treatment in Alzheimer’s, depression, epilepsy and much more. It also improves knowledge about neurological diseases and helps to advance medicine. It supports our understanding of the human brain. The human brain project flagship mobilises neuroscientists, computer and robotics experts.
By finding new uses for these materials, the flagship can help to stimulate economic growth, create new jobs and improve society. The graphene flagship focuses on taking graphene and related two-dimensional materials and applying them in European technology. This would put Europe in the lead of batter development across Europe. The Battery 2030+ initiative aims to develop high-performance, safe and sustainable batteries. The result can bring positive changes that benefit society and the economy, and advance EU leadership in technology and industry. They mobilise researchers, academics, industry and national programmes to tackle major challenges in science and technology. The EU’s flagships in digital focus on future and emerging technologies and run for around 10 years. Flagships refer to long-term and large-scale research initiatives, paving the way with an ambitious vision.
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