Strengthening
Research Careers
in European
Health Innovation
NOT JUST FRAMEWORKS
PEOPLE.
Help shape the future of research careers in Health Innovation
At the BREATH project, we believe strong Talent Ecosystems are built by listening — to the people who shape research careers and to those who live them. Research careers can be more attractive, diverse, and future-ready — ensuring Europe remains a global leader in innovation. We aim to transform how talent is nurtured and retained in Health Innovation across Europe.
Let’s respond to real labour market needs through collaboration between academia, industry, and public institutions.
Get involved!
Building a dynamic, sustainable Talent Ecosystem in Health Innovation for
Europe takes collaboration – and we need yours
Shaping the future of
health innovation careers
The BREATH project is transforming how talent is nurtured and retained in Health Innovation across Europe. By building a sustainable Talent Ecosystem in Catalonia, Flanders, and Lithuania, BREATH empowers Early-Career Researchers (ECRs) with tailored career paths, personalised training, and enhanced guidance services.
Through collaboration between academia, industry, and public institutions, BREATH is piloting new models for career development that respond to real labour market needs.
Our goal? To make research careers more attractive, diverse, and future-ready — ensuring Europe remains a global leader in innovation.
BREATH’s expected impact
From vision to value
Funding
HORIZON Coordination and Support Action funded under the grant agreement No 101217137
Funding
NEWS
BREATH EU Project Connects with Talent and Industry at PRBB’s “Meet the Companies” Event
A few weeks ago, Cristina Borrass, representing BREATH partner AGAUR (Agency for the Management of University and Research Grants), attended the “Meet the Companies” event organised by the Barcelona...
From Barcelona to Brussels: BREATH EU Project joins European Dialogue on Research Careers
The BREATH EU Project is officially on the move — from Barcelona to Brussels — taking its mission to strengthen research careers in health innovation to the European stage. The journey began with...
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This project has received funding from the
European Union under grant agreement no 101217137