Collective projects

The arts[1] can shed new light on the past, hold up a mirror to contemporary life and initiate new perspectives for the future. They have the power to move us, educate us and question accepted narratives. They can also foster an exchange in which people encounter points of view radically different from their own. In the process, the arts can inspire personal belonging and mutual understanding. They can also foster civic engagement and social change, mobilising a variety of actors around a common agenda. As such, the arts can complement scientific and policy approaches.

Border and external security may depend on a variety of human factors, and social and societal issues including gender. The adoption of appropriate organisational measures and the deeper understanding of how novel technologies and social media impact border control are required. One main challenge is to manage the flow of travellers and goods arriving at our external borders, while at the same time tackling irregular migration and enhancing our internal security. Any novel technology or organisational measure will need to be accepted by the European citizens.

The resilience of societies heavily depends on how their citizens behave individually or collectively, and how governments and civil society organisations design and implement policies for mitigating risks, preparing for, reacting to, overcoming, and learning from disasters. The spread of new technologies and media are inducing dramatic changes in how individuals and communities behave, and they are affecting societies in unpredictable ways.

The free and democratic EU society, based on the rule of law, mobility across national borders, globalised communication and finance infrastructure, provides many opportunities to its people. However, the benefits come along with risks related to crime and terrorism, a significant number of which have cross-border impacts within the EU. Security is a key factor to ensure a high quality of life and to protect our infrastructure through preventing and tackling common threats.

Large amounts of data and information from a variety of origins have become available to practitioners involved in fighting crime and terrorism. Full advantage is not currently taken of the most advanced techniques for Big Data analysis, and artificial intelligence.

Organized crime and terrorist organisations are often at the forefront of technological innovation in planning, executing and concealing their criminal activities and the revenues stemming from them. Law Enforcement Agencies (LEAs) are often lagging behind when tackling criminal activities supported by advanced technologies.

Groupement d’intérêt public « recherche » créé le 12 novembre 2009, le Conseil supérieur de la formation et de la recherche stratégiques (CSFRS) comprend vingt-deux membres, répartis en trois collèges : représentants de l’État, organismes ou instituts de formation et de recherche, entreprises ou organismes du secteur privé.

NUSANTARA est le Partenariat Hubert Curien franco-indonésien. Il est mis en œuvre en France par le Ministère de l’Europe et des Affaires étrangères (MEAE) et le Ministère chargé de l'Enseignement Supérieur et de la Recherche (MESR), et dans le pays partenaire par le Ministère de l’Enseignement Supérieur, Science et Technologie (KEMDIKTISAINTEK).

Les appels à candidatures de ce programme sont lancés sur un rythme annuel.

Date limite de dépôt des dossiers de candidature :  30/10/2025

The Korean Studies Grant Program provides academic support for scholars of Korean Studies affiliated with overseas universities or research institutes with the aim of revitalizing and improving Korean Studies programs overseas. In the latter half of each year, candidates are selected through open competitions and provided with support for their academic activities related to Korean studies in five categories. All Korean Studies scholars from overseas universities and research institutes are welcome to apply.

Principal appel de l’Agence nationale de la recherche (ANR), l’Appel à projets générique 2026 (AAPG 2026) s’adresse à toutes les communautés scientifiques et à tous les acteurs publics ou privés impliqués dans la recherche française. Il doit permettre aux chercheurs et chercheuses des différents domaines scientifiques de financer leurs projets de recherche sur un grand nombre de thématiques, finalisées ou non.

Calendrier Prévisionnel de l'AAPG 2026

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