After the success of the first edition, we have decided to open a second edition of our EYNTK about submitting an EU multinational clinical study proposal training. 

Through this training, attendees will learn about the different sections of the Horizon Europe application form. The webinars will delve into different elements to consider for the submission process. To consolidate the online session, 4 parallel onsite sessions will be held in ECRIN Member countries. 

This online portion of the training is open to Investigators and project managers in Horizon Europe eligible countries, considering applying for funding for clinical study projects through the Horizon Europe programme.

Individuals can register for any of the webinars (from a single webinar through to the whole series). Access to the complementary onsite trainings will be opened at a later date (these are only open to individuals in ECRIN member countries). The eligibility requirements of the onsite trainings will include participation in the earlier webinars.  The onsite sessions are planned for January/February 2026 in Spain, Rome, Paris, and Warsaw. 

The training is available at no cost to the participants. For those applying for the full training, including the webinar series and the 1 day onsite training, they will be responsible for covering the cost of their travel and accommodations to the onsite training. 

Below we will delve into the planned training series and the application process. 

More information on the webinar series

All webinars are hosted on Fridays between 11-13CET.

Final dates coming very shortly.

Introduction session

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This session focuses on what is Horizon Europe, how it works and where one can find key information on upcoming calls, relevant timelines and local resources. It will be hosted by the Czech and Portuguese National Contact Points. It has been developed for those with little to no knowledge and or experience in applying to the Horizon Europe (or H2020) programmes. This is considered an optional session (for the onsite training).

The remainder of the webinars are compulsory for any person who will attend the onsite training. 

General Overview

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In this webinar, we will focus on how to develop a successful application. The organisation of the proposal application will be presented (excellence, impact, quality and efficiency of the implementation). Moreover, suggestions will be provided for robust proposal development including key steps, and support from specific organisations. 

We will then focus on the aspects that are specific to clinical studies and close with an overview of how proposals are evaluated. 

Regulatory and ethical framework

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In this webinar, we will focus on the European and National regulatory requirements, ethical requirements and general data protection regulations. We will also look at elements relating to biobanking. 

Study Budget

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In this session, we will focus on EU format for the budget. The focus will also cover important aspects when preparing a budget and considerations for national specificities.  

Organisation of the Study

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In this webinar, we will describe how one should organise the clinical study within the proposal framework including elements such as roles and responsibilities, task distribution, study coordination, risk assessment, study management and close out. 

More information on the Onsite training

 Upon registration please indicate the location(s) of interest to you. 

TBD | Spain
TBD | Rome, Italy
TBD | Warsaw, Poland
TBD | Paris, France

Please note that you are responsible for your own travel and accommodation. As places are limited, please only apply if you are sure to be able to attend the session. Application does not guarantee a spot; if necessary, due to a high number of applications, selection will be made based on the information included in the registration form. A waitlist will be created in the event of a large number of candidates, and spots will be given if attendees do not fulfil the necessary requirements to attend all webinars or have a conflict with the date of the onsite training.

Throughout the course of the day, attendees will have the opportunity to analyse different aspects of the proposal submission procedure. In the morning,  we will go through two different use cases. Where possible, the use case will highlight elements of the proposal application process for projects where the host country has had a key role. You will have the opportunity to discuss with some of those involved in the process. In the afternoon, attendees will work together in groups to prepare a proposal (or elements of a proposal) for submission. 

Please note that it is compulsory for all attendees of this one day onsite training to join us for the webinars.