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NGI Enrichers

Next Generation Internet Transatlantic Fellowship Program NGI Enrichers: welcome to benefits!

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NGI Enrichers, the new Next Generation Internet Transatlantic Fellowship program funded by EU, supports the development of NGI technologies that are needed for democratised and human-centred internet by NGI specialists from the public and the private sector based in USA, Canada and Europe, including e.g. Armenia, Georgia, Israel, Serbia, Tunisia, Turkey, Ukraine and other countries associated to the Horizon Europe  program (list here).

NGI Enrichers

The NGI Enrichers programme supports European NGI researchers and innovators to spend 3-6 months in the US or to Canada to work and collaborate with US and Canadian hosts, to promote knowledge-sharing and establishing long-term collaborations on NGI technologies, services, and standards. The program provides travel funding, allowance, and visa for visiting fellows from Europe, and supports both fellows and their hosts, with bootcamps, mentors, visibility, community building and more!

Next Generation Internet (NGI) topics

NGI fosters the vision that “The Internet of the future should be more open, provide better services, more intelligence, greater involvement and participation, and reflect the social and ethical values: free, open and more interoperable”. NGI is multidisciplinary and includes :

  • Technologies: IoT, 5/6G, Artificial Intelligence, Big Data, Blockchain, Cloud and Edge computing, Cybersecurity, Quantum computing and algorithms, Xtended Realities, Peer to peer technologies, Virtual Realities, Decentralized Internet, Trust, and data sovereignty…
  • Application domains: health, environment, energy transition, Industry 4.0, e-mobility, Autonomous V2X, immersive environment, intuitive user experience, lifelong learning, inclusiveness, digitalization, ….
  • Any other technological foundations on which future services and platforms will be built on, with a human-centric approach considering social participation, open Internet, respect of the user’s consent, privacy, security issues…

The first call of this new program will be launched in the end of November 2022.
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NGI Enrichers program is funded by the EC, co-funded, and implemented by the transatlantic consortium and powered by ENRICH GLOBAL.
We are also looking for the evaluators (paid job), do not hesitate to contact us for more information!

Tracks of the NGI Enrichers Program

  1. Paired teams host and applicant identified each other
  2. Challenges: topic proposed by the Host Organization for the future Fellow(s) to be identified
  3. Open ideas: topic proposed by the applicant for the future Host Organisation to be identified

+ NGI technologies for Ukraine recovery: possible for all 3 tracks above

Profiles of the future fellows

  • Researchers (at least Master’s degree), from universities, research institutes, non-profit organizations and charitable (scientific) foundations, public research centers… Including PhD candidates and professors.
  • Innovators (at least Bachelor’s degree): from hi-tech start-ups, micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), mid-caps, working on Internet or other related technologies.
  • Nationals of European Union or of the countries associated with Horizon Europe, inc. Ukraine, Israel, Norway, Turkey, Armenia, Serbia, UK … full list here
  • Eligible to receive visa

Consortium Partners

G.A.C. Group
SQMS Fermilab
NCURA
Temple University
Enrich Global
Mitacs
SPI
iSolutions Labs
Agency of European Innovations
eaec
Apre

Contact

Dr. Svetlana Klessova,
NGI Enrichers responsible / Director, Research and Innovation Partnerships, G.A.C. Group, France
sklessova(at)group-gac.com

Kseniia Savchenko,
NGI Enrichers manager, G.A.C. Group, France
ksavchenko(at)group-gac.com

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