aiqbench analysis
This funding initiative marks a significant step for the G7 community, establishing Canada as the lead coordinator for collaborative projects spanning computing, communications, and cryptography across Nordic borders. By allocating up to NOK 7 million per project with applications due in late 2026, NordForsk aims to leverage complementary expertise among participating nations while strengthening international research networks.
NordForsk Joins G7 Initiative to Fund International Quantum Technology Research Projects
Insider Brief NordForsk has joined a new international research initiative with G7 funding agencies to support collaborative quantum technology research, committing funding for Nordic participation in up to 12 international projects spanning quantum computing, communications, sensing, materials and post-quantum cryptography. The call for proposals, announced July 27, is being coordinated by the Natural Sciences and […]
NordForsk has launched a joint G7-Nordic quantum technology research call that will fund Nordic participation in up to 12 international collaborative projects spanning quantum computing, communications, sensing, materials and post-quantum cryptography. The initiative is led by Canada’s NSERC in partnership with NordForsk, Germany’s DFG, Japan’s JST, the UK’s UKRI-EPSRC and the U.S. National Science Foundation, with Nordic co-funding provided…
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