Second Quantum SME call is open

31 January 2023

Quantum technology can have a major disruptive effect for companies in, for example, chemistry, logistics, IoT, life sciences, health and cybersecurity. High-tech SMEs in the Netherlands could play a significant role in the value chain, for example; in software development, consultancy and the supply of- materials, equipment and electronics. The QDNL programme comprises an SME programme with the aim of connecting 125 high-tech SMEs in the Netherlands to quantum technology. The programme is inspired by best practices from Nano4Society and MinacNed, who will fulfill a coordinating role.

Call for Proposals - Round 2

A budget of € 5 million per year is available in the form of grants, intended for R&D projects geared towards developing products and services that serve the quantum technology roadmaps directly, or enable derivative products in the value chain.

Proposals can range between €500,000 and €2 million per project, and can be submitted by an individual company or on behalf of a consortium; a private or public-private partnership (PPP).The subsidy comprises max. 2/3 of the total project amount. The remainder is contributed by applicant(s), either in cash and/or in-kind.