Peter Tindemans
The European Commission’s proposals for the seven-year, €80-billion Horizon 2020 research funding programme hold promises, surprises and concerns.
Most promising is a much clearer focus than the two framework programmes it replaces: Framework 7 for research and technology; and the Competitiveness and Innovation Programme. Its priorities—scientific excellence, industrial leadership and societal challenges—will each support a limited number of focal areas.
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