Come Parti diverse dai Beneficiari possono partecipare a Horizon Europe. Altre Parti-Organizzazioni che partecipano a progetti di Horizon Europe senza firmare il Grant Agreement

Al fine di armonizzare la terminologia e le regole con altri programmi dell’Unione Europea (UE), la Commissione Europea ha sistematizzato e cambiato la nomenclatura utilizzata per la definizione dei ruoli di altre parti diverse dai beneficiari, coinvolte nei progetti di Horizon Europe. Tali parti sono: Affiliated Entities, Associated Partners, Third Parties giving in-kind contributions, Subcontractors, Recipients of financial support to third Parties. A differenza dei Beneficiari, esse non firmano il Grant Agreement con la Commissione Europea, ma il loro coinvolgimento e contributo nel progetto deve essere previsto e dichiarato fin dalla preparazione della proposta progettuale. Queste linee guida sono state sviluppate per venire incontro alle richieste d’informazione dei ricercatori, come ausilio per la presentazione di proposte progettuali in Horizon Europe. Esse sono state elaborate a partire dall’AGA–Annotated Model Grant Agreement (versione del 23/07/2021), dalla Standard Application Form (versione del 26/05/2021), dalla normativa di riferimento nazionale, dalle direttive del Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, dalla partecipazione a giornate informative europee e dal confronto con il National Contact Point di APRE (Agenzia per la Promozione della Ricerca Europea)

Il Catania Living Lab di Cultura e Tecnologia. Quando la ricerca scientifica incontra il grande pubblico

Catania Living Lab is located in the heart of the historical center of the city. It is a dynamic, multidisciplinary context where scientific and technological research produce innovation allowing the community to have access to historical archaeological data. The Living Lab gives every citizen the opportunity to know and discover the cultural heritage of Catania, through multimedia products and smart tourism services, such as 3D reconstructions, immersive galleries, geographic information systems and open source technologies integrated to new forms of emotional and didactic narrative

PROMETHEUS — PROMoting and ExperimenTing witH Europeana cUltural resourceS —With "Be Creative" Suite

<p>PROMETHEUS is a BPN submitted under the Obj. 2.1b, coordinated by CNR, Institute of the Archeological and Monumental Heritage. It is designed to facilitate/promote the use of Europeana by creative industries (CCIs) by participation, upskilling and delivering innovative sector specified mobile apps/web tools for experimentation. CCIs requires a proper knowledge on how to use Europeana contents as well as performing tools for design thinking and creative process. Mobile devices play a key role in this as well as in contributing to the rise of the “single digital market”. The activities will be delivered through: a) a challenging web environment, based on networking, allowing experimentation and competitiveness within the creative process; b) a physical network of open living labs (CREALabs) delivering mentorship services (licensing, business models, use cases) as well as setting f2f competitions for fund rising. This will turn the most disruptive ideas into real business; c) the Europeana “Be Creative Suite”, a powerful regulatory and experimental tool to support CCIs in business strategies, assessing market value, upskilling in licensing, creating products by re-using Europeana’s contents.</p

PROMETHEUS — PROMoting and ExperimenTing witH Europeana cUltural resourceS — With "Be Creative" Suite

<p>PROMETHEUS is a BPN submitted under the Obj. 2.1b, coordinated by CNR, Institute of the Archeological and Monumental Heritage. It is designed to facilitate/promote the use of Europeana by creative industries (CCIs) by participation, upskilling and delivering innovative sector specified mobile apps/web tools for experimentation. CCIs requires a proper knowledge on how to use Europeana contents as well as performing tools for design thinking and creative process. Mobile devices play a key role in this as well as in contributing to the rise of the “single digital market”. The activities will be delivered through: a) a challenging web environment, based on networking, allowing experimentation and competitiveness within the creative process; b) a physical network of open living labs (CREALabs) delivering mentorship services (licensing, business models, use cases) as well as setting f2f competitions for fund rising. This will turn the most disruptive ideas into real business; c) the Europeana “Be Creative Suite”, a powerful regulatory and experimental tool to support CCIs in business strategies, assessing market value, upskilling in licensing, creating products by re-using Europeana’s contents.</p