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This announcement details a €2 million funding initiative from Germany's DFG for international collaborations in quantum technologies, specifically targeting researchers within Canada, G7 nations, and Nordic countries. The program aims to accelerate innovation by supporting multinational projects that advance the core science of quantum computing and related hardware through established grant mechanisms.

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Call for Proposals : Canada G7 – Nordic - Quantum Technologies Grants ( Germany )

GDELTJuly 31, 20266 min read

The German Research Foundation (DFG) is inviting proposals for the Canada–G7–Nordic Quantum Technologies Call 2026, supporting international collaborative research projects in quantum technologies. Through the DFG Research Grants Programme, the foundation has committed €2 million to fund eligible German research teams participating in multinational quantum research collaborations. Funding is provided as Research Grants (Sachbeihilfe) under the DFG Research Grants Programme, with eligible project costs covered through the applicable funding modules and an additional 22% overhead allowance. Applications must be submitted in English through the DFG elan portal, and first-time applicants must complete portal registration by 18 September 2026. The Canada–G7–Nordic Quantum Technologies Call is an international research funding initiative that…

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