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Projects

8,418 quantum technology projects (8,847 records in all), funded by the EU and by national funders; choose the funder and the order below. A project is included when its title, acronym or topic names quantum; 429 records whose title names only quantum science outside quantum technology (quantum-dot materials, particle physics, gravity and cosmology) are hidden unless you choose them under Scope. Counted on 4 November 2026.

UK Research and Innovation funds some projects as joint grants, one record per organisation: 224 records belong to 96 joint grants, and each says "Part of a joint grant with".

Records by source
  • Other national funders (OpenAIRE Graph): 2,659
  • UK Research and Innovation (Gateway to Research): 2,546
  • EU framework programmes (CORDIS): 1,256
  • Austrian Science Fund (FWF): 664
  • French National Research Agency (ANR, data.gouv.fr): 511
  • EU cohesion policy (Kohesio): 430
  • Dutch Research Council (NWO): 336
  • Swiss federal research projects (ARAMIS): 146
  • Research Ireland: 130
  • Other EU programmes (Funding & Tenders Portal): 91
  • Research Council of Norway: 73
  • Other sources and editors: 5
How the technology pillar is chosen

The technology pillar is the confirmed classification in the shared quantum technology taxonomy (draft SRIA 2026 pillars), else the taxonomy rules applied to the title.

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COHESiV: Coherent Optomechanical and Hyperfine interactions Engineering with Silicon-Vacancy impurities in diamond for quantum networks

  • Project
  • Horizon 2020

COHESiV is a Horizon 2020 project (call H2020-MSCA-IF-2018) coordinated by Technische Universiteit Delft (Netherlands). 2 participating organisation(s) in 2 countries. EU maximum contribution EUR…

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StringyGeometry: Stringy geometry: quantum corrections and the fate of string compactifications from spacetime and the worldsheet

  • Project
  • Horizon 2020

StringyGeometry is a Horizon 2020 project (call H2020-MSCA-IF-2018) coordinated by Sorbonne Universite (France). 2 participating organisation(s) in 2 countries. EU maximum contribution EUR 257,620…

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