NEW Security Research Database
The purpose of the Security Research Map (SeReMa) is to increase the visibility of civil security related research in Europe and to optimize the networking between various actors in that field: research facilities, universities, public authorities, end-users/practitioners users, suppliers of security solutions and operators of critical infrastructures. SeReMa aims to be a focal point for all stakeholders who aim to be involved in projects submitted for calls of Horizon Europe’s Cluster 3.
The database has been developed within the network of National Contact Points for Security in the 7th EU-Framework Programme (SEREN 2) and has been continuously sustained with sole aim of supporting collaboration opportunities for civil security R&I stakeholders across EU Framework Programmes. Organizations are invited to register and use the features of the database in a continuous manner, as SeReMa will be available for the stakeholders throughout the whole duration of current SEREN5 project.
Why register?
- One-stop-shop to start your experience with civil security R&I in Horizon Europe
- Call the attention of the network about your competencies
- Promote your research and innovation ideas - through dedicated Marketplace
- Find partners for security research projects in Horizon Europe and beyond
Your advantages:
- Stay informed on upcoming Horizon Europe Calls
- Meet potential co-operation partners through dedicated in-house online meetings system
- Your profile will be visible and promoted all over Europe
If you are a stakeholder who is actively involved in security research & innovation and interested in international cooperation, register yourself and help building a map of civil security research all over the world
Identify researchers who work in the area of civil security research, either within the context of EU funded research in Horizon Europe or
broader collaborative research and find international partners with the
complementary expertise or technology that you are looking for.
This Platform is hosted by SEREN5, the international network of National Contact Points for Cluster 3 "Civil Security for Society" under Horizon Europe.
