Three SP8 Open Calls have been published:

* Testing pathophysiological models of brain diseases
 - addressed to organizations interested in pathophysiological models  of brain disease, in the field of Psychiatry or Neurology  - funding: 850k€ including 25% of indirect costs
* Federated analysis of human intracerebral stimulation and recording data
 - addressed to organisations specialised in the fields of human intracerebral  stimulation and recording data obtained during procedures of deep brain  stimulation (DBS) for psychiatric or neurological diseases requiring such  treatment (e.g. movement disorders), as well as during stereoelectroence-  phalography (SEEG) investigations for epilepsy surgery  - funding: 850k€ including 25% of indirect costs
* Comprehensive ontologies for brain diseases
 - addressed to organisations interested in Ontologies, in particular in the field  of brain diseases  - funding: 314k€ including 25% of indirect costs

The calls are open from January 29th, 2018 and close on March 15th, 2018.
Here you will find more information:
https://www.humanbrainproject.eu/en/collaborate/open-calls/
Laboratories already receiving funding in SGA2 are allowed to apply for this CEoI budget, but they should not account for more than 40% of the allocation. In other words, at least 60% of the proposal budget must be assigned to laboratories that are not yet receiving funding from the HPB Consortium. A laboratory that is not currently receiving SGA2 funding, but which is part of a university or organisation in which another laboratory is already receiving SGA2 funding, is eligible for the 60% portion. This rule allows (but does not force) new laboratories to directly start with a close collaboration with already integrated laboratories.
Proposals can only be submitted by organisations established in the EU Member States or Horizon 2020 associated countries.