Calls for Projects

GIP - Institut Robert Badinter (IRB) - CPR 2026 Non-thematic research project - application deadline (via IRB website) 30 06 2026 (23h59)

I Summary of the scheme

The text of the above-mentioned CPR 2026 can be consulted via the link to the Institut Robert Badinter website ("collaborate" tab, then "submit a project" section, then the above-mentioned project) which appears at the end of this announcement.

II Application - summary of documents to be provided

Applications must comply with the provisions of the document entitled "Submission procedures", which can be consulted via the link to the Institut Robert Badinter website ("collaborate" tab, then "submit a project" heading, then the above-mentioned project) that appears at the end of this announcement.

- research project (recommended limit 10 pages maximum excluding appendices)

- presentation note (team) - (2 pages maximum per person)

- administrative and financial information form

III Application - two phases - extracts - page 3 of the above-mentioned document "Submission procedures".

Research projects are now evaluated in two stages.

1/ The Institute's Scientific Advisory Board issues a favorable or unfavorable opinion.

In the event of a favorable decision, the selected teams will be asked to produce a methodological note within a maximum of 2 months, and to provide any further details requested concerning the research project and budget.

2/ The team must submit the methodological note and any other details requested.

It will then be invited to present this methodological note and any requested modifications

before an ad hoc committee, which will make the final decision on whether or not to accept the project.

IV Deadline for applications: 30 06 2026 (23:59) - (electronically via the Institut Robert Badinter website)

GIP - Institut Robert Badinter - Submitting a project for a publication - Applications to be submitted in real time - (electronically to the Institut Robert Badinter)

1 Summary of the scheme

The text of the above-mentioned scheme can be consulted via the link to the Institut Robert Badinter website ("collaborate" tab, then "submit a project" section, then the above-mentioned project) which appears at the end of this announcement.

2 Summary list of documents to be supplied (via 2 pdf files)

All requests for publication support from the Institut must include :

• the complete typescript of the work (in electronic version, PDF format),
• a presentation of the publication, the summary of the work, the table of contents of the work,
• an agreement with a publisher and a publication estimate,
• a presentation of the researchers involved in the publication project,
• an administrative and financial information sheet.

These documents must be drawn up with the utmost care, failing which applications will not be considered by the Institute's Scientific Advisory Board. Any other document deemed relevant may be attached in support of the application.

The application must be submitted electronically, in the form of two files (a PDF of the typescript and a PDF containing all the other documents in the application).

3 On-line submission of applications - (electronically to the Institut Robert Badinter)

GIP - Institut Robert Badinter - Submitting an event project - Deadline for applications as the event unfolds (at least three months before the symposium) - (by e-mail to Institut Robert Badinter)

1 Summary of the scheme

The text of the above-mentioned scheme can be consulted via the link to the Institut Robert Badinter website ("collaborate" tab, then "submit a project" section, then the above-mentioned project) which appears at the end of this announcement.

2 Summarized list of documents to be supplied (via 1 pdf )

- conference presentation note (recommended limit 3 pages maximum, excluding appendices)

- program

- presentation note (team)

- administrative and financial information sheet

3 Deadline for submission of applications (at least three months before the symposium)-(electronically to Institut Robert Badinter)

AAP ANR MRSEI 2026 Montage de Réseaux Scientifiques Européens ou Internationaux - application deadlines via ANR - Session 1 on 19 05 2026 at 13h00 (CEST) - Session 2 on 01 09 2026 at 13h00 (CEST)

Information source: DRV e-mail dated 18 03 2026 at 17:35 for the attention of units

1 Brief description of the scheme (sources - ANR website)

As part of the "Building the European Research Area and International Attractiveness" component of the 2026 Action Plan, the "MRSEI" instrument has been renewed with a continuous submission format involving two selection sessions.

The MRSEI program was created to give scientists working in French laboratories the means to submit a research project as coordinator to European (Horizon Europe) or international collaborative calls, thereby giving them the opportunity to develop ambitious interdisciplinary projects and boost their visibility at international level.

In the context of this call for proposals, only proposals aimed at setting up a European or international scientific network, coordinated by a French team, are expected. These research networks set up under the MRSEI program are required to apply to an ambitious European or international call for projects.

2 Description of the program (pdf from DRV AMU)

Information source: DRV e-mail dated 18 03 2026 at 5:35 pm for the attention of units

Pdf DRV AMU AAP ANR MRSEI 2026

3 DRV AMU contact (business manager)

Giacomo Bagatella

4 Application deadline via ANR website

Session 1 on 19 05 2026 at 13:00 (CEST)

Session 2 on 01 09 2026 at 13h00 (CEST)

Current ANR calls for projects can be consulted on the ANR website.

Contact DRV de campus : Magali NIOX

Calenda Announcement 1 411 796 (excerpts)

This joint call for projects aims to generate a research dynamic focused on the production of the urban landscape through culture, and, in turn, to examine how territorial challenges, here and elsewhere, are redefining cultural projects in the contemporary city. It invites researchers from all backgrounds, potentially in collaboration with other stakeholders, to propose projects—whether in the Plaine Commune area or elsewhere—related to this theme, which examines the past, present, and future of urban spaces as cultural productions.

Calenda Listing 1,396,374 (excerpts)

Overview

This funding is open to students enrolled in a doctoral program at a French university in the humanities and social sciences (psychology, sociology, economics, law, anthropology, demography, philosophy, linguistics, political science, education, nursing, architecture, design…) or public health, whose research focuses on:

• societal issues arising from Alzheimer’s disease and/or other related diseases: law, ethics, the impact of the disease on family and friends…
• improving the quality of life for people with the disease and their family, volunteer, or professional caregivers.

Five doctoral students will be supported in 2026.

Please note!

• Doctoral students currently receiving funding (doctoral contract, CIFRE contract, etc.) or those who are employed are not eligible to apply.
• Biomedical research projects are not eligible.

Amount: Up to €40,000 per year, renewable twice.

Eligibility

Must be enrolled at a French university in the humanities and social sciences (psychology, sociology, economics, law, anthropology, demography, philosophy, linguistics, political science, education, nursing sciences, etc.) or in public health, whose work is conducted within a research laboratory and focuses on the societal challenges posed by Alzheimer’s disease and/or other related diseases and/or the improvement of the quality of life for patients and their family caregivers, volunteers, or professionals, and who do not have funding.

IEA PARIS and other IEAs - English announcement

FIAS CALL FOR APPLICATIONS 2027/2028 - Deadline June 25, 2026 at 6.00 p.m. (Paris, France time)

Information source : IEA Paris - "Apply" tab (call for applications)

Application procedure: via IEA Paris website (see link at the end of this announcement)

Announcement Calenda 1 393 028 (extracts)

Call for expressions of interest and new themes for the creation of digital thematic groups 2026-2029.

Calenda announcement 1 389 893 (extracts)

The Maison des sciences humaines et sociales Paris Nord is a research and support unit under the auspices of the CNRS, Paris 8 University and Sorbonne Paris Nord University. As a member of the national network of MSHs, it launches an annual call for projects on issues corresponding to its research areas and themes. This call is open to projects of a high scientific level, including incubation and risk-taking, and meeting three criteria of the charter of the national network of Maisons des sciences sociales et des humanités: interdisciplinarity, inter-institutionality and internationality.

Application deadline (via (MSH) Paris Nord) 07 09 2026 at 11:59 pm