The European Partnership for Brain Health (EP BrainHealth) gathers 54 partners from 33 countries, with the common goal of improving brain health for all by developing scientific knowledge as a foundation to promote brain health throughout the lifetime, to prevent and to cure brain diseases as well as to improve wellbeing of people living with neurological and mental disorders in Europe and beyond.

Xjenza Malta together with other Research Funding Organisations and co-funded by the European Union have launched the first Two Joint Transnational Calls to financially support R&I projects.

Malta-Based entities are eligible to apply for funds up to €500,000 per project, to join a consortium and submit a proposal to one of the following Calls:

 

Eligibility & Application Process

To be eligible, applicants must:

These annexes can be downloaded from the Xjenza Malta Resource Page.

 

Application Deadlines

  • Project coordinator needs to submit the pre-proposal via the BrainHealth Electronic Submission Tool by 10 March 2026, 14:00 CET.
  • Each Malta-based applicant must submit a signed National Application Form to eusubmissions.xjenzamalta@gov.mt by 10 March 2026, 23:59 CET.

 

National Launch, Information Session, and Resources

Xjenza Malta held the National Launch for the European Partnership for BrainHealth: Access the Press Release here

A national information session was held to disseminate details about the BrainHealth Calls 2026 and provide guidance to prospective applicants. The presentation used during the session can be downloaded here. 

The Information Session Recording is available here.

 

For More Information

Correspondence should be directed to:

Kaylen Borg (Executive – Internationalisation)

📩 kaylen.borg.1@gov.mt ☎️ +356 2360 2134

 

Ana Cuca  (Executive – Internationalisation)

📩 ana.cuca@gov.mt ☎️ +356 2360 2322

Cc’ing eusubmissions.xjenzamalta@gov.mt

 

EP BrainHealth – https://www.brainhealth-partnership.eu/

(N.B. if multiple national partners are included in a single consortium, the total funding for all Maltese participants combined cannot exceed the €500,000 cap).