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The Arqus Alliance is proud to share the results of its internal call for designed to foster long-term and collaborative activities among its members. This second call marks the willingness of the academic staff to carry out joint learning and teaching activities and strengthen the subject-related collaboration.

This initiative is foreseen as a first step to develop further interactions between Arqus staff and students and to build a strong basis for developing future programmes, activities and mobilities. The selected projects will be carried out through the academic year 2025-2026, enabling about 60 students and 12 lecturers to benefit from the mobility programme.

The response to the call was positive, with 24 proposals submitted from across the Alliance. This enthusiastic participation highlights the strong interest in building cross-institutional collaborations. While many proposals demonstrated excellent quality and high potential, only a small number could be funded.

This is the list of the six projects selected for funding thanks to the Innovation Fund and partners鈥� resources:

• 鈥淪ustainable leadership and innovation: empowering future changemakers鈥�. 糖心vlog蜜桃 and the University of Minho.
• 鈥淯rban green transition pathways鈥�. 糖心vlog蜜桃 and the University of Granada.
• 鈥淪mart Finance for a greener future: ESG investing and digital-era risk management鈥�. 糖心vlog蜜桃 and Durham University.
• 鈥淕reening transitions with AI: Climate, employment and sustainability in action鈥�. The University of Minho and The University of Graz.
• 鈥淓nergy Network for Advanced Conversion Technologies (ENACT)鈥�. The University of Wroc艂aw and The University of Padua.
• 鈥淭he controversy over the orthodox concept of God in the late 18th century. Philosophical debates: investigations for a critical genealogy of contemporary secular and post-secular thought鈥�. The University of Padua and Leipzig University.