MOVERIM SRL

Their core work

MOVERIM is a Brussels-based consultancy that provides project management, dissemination, communication, and exploitation support to EU-funded research consortia. Their participation across radically different technical domains — from silicon carbide semiconductors to microplastics toxicology to cardiac care — indicates they deliver horizontal services (outreach, stakeholder engagement, impact assessment) rather than deep technical research. Based in the EU capital, they are well-positioned to support consortia with policy communication and results valorization.

What they specialise in

How they've shifted over time

MOVERIM's early H2020 work (2015–2019) clustered around silicon carbide materials research support (CHALLENGE, EMPHASIS) and geophysics instrumentation (SiC nano for PicoGeo). From 2020 onward, their portfolio diversified significantly into health (Imptox, AFFIRMO), energy renovation (e-SAFE), and advanced photonics (SiComb). This broadening suggests a consultancy actively expanding its client base across EU research pillars rather than deepening technical specialization.

MOVERIM is diversifying from materials science into health and sustainability sectors, signaling availability for cross-domain EU project support roles.

How they like to work

MOVERIM operates exclusively as a consortium participant — they have never coordinated any of their 7 H2020 projects. With 84 unique partners across 25 countries, they maintain a broad and non-repetitive network, joining different consortia each time rather than building repeat partnerships. This pattern is typical of a service provider that brings Brussels-based project support capabilities to diverse research teams on a project-by-project basis.

MOVERIM has collaborated with 84 unique partners across 25 countries, reflecting an exceptionally wide network for an SME of its size. Their Brussels base and pan-European reach make them a connector across research communities that rarely overlap.

What sets them apart

MOVERIM's defining feature is its ability to operate across completely unrelated technical domains — from semiconductor physics to public health — which strongly suggests expertise in the non-technical dimensions of EU projects: communication, dissemination, exploitation planning, and impact assessment. For consortium builders, they offer a Brussels-based partner experienced in making complex research accessible to policymakers and industry. Their SME status keeps budgets lean while their 25-country network demonstrates proven adaptability to diverse consortium cultures.

Highlights from their portfolio

• CHALLENGE
  Largest single EC contribution (EUR 309,299) and longest-running SiC project, focused on sustainable silicon carbide substrates for power electronics.
• Imptox
  Marks MOVERIM's entry into health-environment research, investigating microplastics toxicity — a high-visibility topic with strong public engagement potential.
• SiComb
  Bridges MOVERIM's SiC materials background with advanced photonics (on-chip frequency combs), showing continuity in their longest-running thematic thread.