After four years of transnational access, cutting-edge experimental research, and collaboration across 55 countries, the ERIES project reached its successful conclusion in May 2026. Explore the outcomes from our final workshop and discover the full range of project outputs — from experimental datasets to publications advancing
Following the fourth call for transnational access applications, some research infrastructures still have some residual availability left to assign. These are: AUTH - EUROSEISTEST and EUROPROTEAS, with more information available here UNIGE - Doppler Wind Lidar system – Leosphere WindCube 400S, with more information available here
We are pleased to report that the ERIES Deputy Coordinator Gerard J. O'Reilly recently took part in the OECD Global Science Forum (GSF) "Workshop on Fostering Research Infrastructure Ecosystems for Addressing Complex Scientific and Societal Challenges." This event, held on 28 February 2024 via Zoom,
Given Canada's recent entry to the Horizon Europe framework (see https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/IP_23_5952), user groups in Canada will also be allowed to participate as user group leaders in any future TA projects within ERIES, meaning that they are added to the "eligible countries" category.
We are happy to announce that the TA-SEP has met and concluded the evaluation process for the fourth call for applications. The list of successful proposals is available here.
