Cyprus Mail4 Aug 2026

Paphos university wins competitive Horizon Europe funding to drive research reform

Neapolis University Paphos will lead a three-year European research partnership with University College London (UCL), the University of Barcelona and Greece’s KMOP, after securing Horizon Europe funding in a Twinning call that attracted nearly 2,000 proposals.

The project, GENDRIVE – Gender Equality as a Driver of Research Excellence and Careers in Research and Innovation Institutions, is intended to strengthen the Paphos university’s research and innovation capacity by treating gender...

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