Calls for projects
You can find information on our calls for projects in this section.
Five grants will be available to enable experts and PhD students from the Paris-Saclay ecosystem to take part in the Africa Forward Winter School, which focuses on the applications of artificial intelligence in the fields of health and medicine. Taking place from 16 to 20 November 2026 at KNUST in Kumasi, Ghana, this event will provide an opportunity to develop new scientific collaborations between Paris-Saclay and its African partners.
The DataIA Institute is launching its 2026–2027 call for applications for the RISE International Mobility Fellowships. Open to students enrolled in leading artificial intelligence and data science programmes within the Paris-Saclay ecosystem, these fellowships provide funding for international research internships, particularly with DataIA’s partners around the world. The aim is to give students the opportunity to gain research experience abroad while strengthening ties with strategic international partners.
The DataIA Institute supports research and student training in data science and AI through its annual call for applications for master’s-level internships.
Inria is launching its “Associated Teams” call for proposals, designed to support the development of international scientific partnerships. Inria teams within the scope of the DataIA Institute that wish to develop a collaboration with Taiwan in the fields of artificial intelligence and cybersecurity are invited to submit their applications by October 15, 2026.
Within the framework of DIM AI4IDF, this call for projects aims to support the acquisition or co-funding of computing infrastructure dedicated to AI research and training, with a strong focus on shared usage across multiple institutions and research teams in the Île-de-France region.
The objective is to strengthen the computing capabilities available to the Paris Region scientific community by funding infrastructures designed for collaborative research projects and mutualized workflows.
The objective is to strengthen the computing capabilities available to the Paris Region scientific community by funding infrastructures designed for collaborative research projects and mutualized workflows.
The DataIA Institute offers support for the organization of workshops and conferences in data science, artificial intelligence and society.