The official scope concerns testing, validation and certification infrastructure across quantum technologies. Shared access and consistent evaluation can help developers compare a device capability with the requirements of an integrated system.\n\nFor measurement and laboratory suppliers, the opportunity is research collaboration around reliable testing capabilities rather than an announced purchase of a specific instrument. A useful assessment considers reproducibility, validation workflows and how the proposed infrastructure supports several technology platforms. Applicants must consult the full topic documents and eligibility conditions.
Quantum researchers, testing and certification organizations, laboratory infrastructure providers, metrology specialists and suppliers supporting validation of quantum devices and integrated systems.
Participation is limited to legal entities established in EU Member States or participating states of EuroHPC JU. Entities in Horizon Europe associated countries that become EuroHPC participants before grant signature may also be eligible. Direct or indirect control by a non-eligible country or entity brings additional restrictions unless approved guarantees protect EU strategic interests. Horizon Europe General Annex conditions, including admissibility and financial and operational capacity, also apply. Review the complete official topic conditions and application forms before determining whether a particular organization or consortium can apply.
Testing equipment, measurement expertise and laboratory engineering may be relevant to funded infrastructure work. Any later equipment purchase should be assessed independently as procurement, rather than conflated with this research funding action.
