An agency responding to the needs of all research

Supporting over 1,000 projects a year, the Generic Call for Proposals (AAPG) is the main funding instrument, representing 70% of the agency's funding budget. It supports research initiatives and projects put forward by young researchers. The agency also offers more targeted calls, including LabComs and industrial chairs, designed to support the creation of joint laboratories shared between public and private stakeholders and respond to research problems. Beyond France, many transnational projects are co-funded with international partners to meet the major challenges of the future.

Supporting and responding to the needs of all research

L’AAPG, instrument clé pour soutenir les initiatives de recherche

> The Generic Call for Proposals

The Generic Call for Proposals: a key instrument for supporting research initiatives

ANR’s headline funding instrument, the Generic Call for Proposals (AAPG) encourages individual and collaborative research initiatives. Open to researchers from all scientific communities, both public and private, the call helped to support 1,157 projects in 2019. The stated intention of...

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> public-private partnerships

ANR’s work to support partnership-based research

Promoting innovation by developing public-private partnerships in the field of scientific research is a core component of ANR’s purpose. The Agency has several funding instruments suited to each level of technological readiness.

Favoriser les partenariats scientifiques en Europe et dans le monde

> Europe and the world

Encouraging scientific partnerships in Europe and worldwide

Strengthening scientific cooperation across Europe and worldwide is one of ANR’s missions. The priorities include supporting French teams in their international collaborations, providing joint responses to global problems, pooling resources and technologies and building strategic partne...

Babels

> Anthropology, sociology, geography, political sciences

What cities do to migrants, and what migrants do to cities

NEOMAIT

> Health Translational Research

Development of MAIT cells in neonates and after hematopoietic stem cell transplantation

GoBN

> Nanomaterials

Graphene and BN-based heterostructures for high-speed electronics

DREAM

> Solid state physics

Dynamic recrystallization, a key mechanism for the deformation of metals, rocks, and ice

Nano

> Infectiology, plant pathology, virology, evolution

Exploring the Biology of multipartite viruses

HeliSol

> Astrophysics ; plasma physics

Improving the prediction of solar eruptions by measuring magnetic helicity

UnifyRNA

> Microbiology, regulatory RNAs, (Post-)transcriptional control

Role and mode of action of bacterial small RNAs in regulatory networks

GEOMFLUID

> Numerical analysis

Development of numerical integrators for fluid dynamics and nonlinear elasticity

CrySaLID

> Materials science, physics, chemistry, energies, photovoltaic

Deeper understanding of Silicon (Si) crystallization in correlation and its correlation with photovoltaic properties

ALTESSE

> Photonics

Terahertz spectroscopy of explosives from air plasmas

OncoTrial

> Oncology, immunology, tumor models

Development of cellular, tissular and animal models in oncology

HOMERIC

> Materials sciences

Hierarchical Assembled Organic Materials for Electronics

AP2

> Computer human interaction

Around the 2D plan: improving the visualisation and manipulation of digital information

Green Edge

> Oceanography, biology, modeling, remote sensing, paleoceanography

Arctic Ocean: the impact of climate fluctuations on biological productivity

MEROD

> Cognitive psychology, brain, perception

Representation of ODors: from physical features to perceptual processing

BactInfectERA

> Human infectious diseases

Bacterial interaction with the microvasculature , a target for therapeutic intervention during septicaemia

CEMPI

> Mathematics, physics

European Center for Math, Physics and their Interaction

FLUX

> ICT (information and communication technologies), photonics, digital sciences and mathematics

Optical fibers for High Flux

CréaTIC

> Digital studies

Information and communication technologies in service of socio-constructivist project-based learning and digital creativity by students

PeaMUST

> Genetics, genomics, molecular biology, bio-informatics, agronomy, protein crops

Pea Multi-Stress adaptation and biological regulations for yield improvement and stability