The AgroServ translational/virtual access programme is back with its fifth and final call, offering researchers working on agroecology projects access to more than 140 research services across Europe.

As Euro-BioImaging is a partner of the programme, researchers can benefit from access to advanced microscopy facilities, including the France-BioImaging facility Imagerie-Gif.

New in this call: applicants can now request access to services from a single research infrastructure if this better fits their research needs. Previously, applications had to combine services from multiple infrastructures.

This programme supports research addressing sustainable and resilient agri-food systems, including topics such as plant biology, soil, water and microorganisms. Selected projects benefit from free access to leading European research infrastructures, providing cutting-edge technologies and expertise to support agroecology research.

Deadline for applications: June 8, 2026

More information about the call and the application procedure is available here:
https://agroserv.eu/calls-and-applications/application-procedure