One of important aspects of a researcher career is searching for funding of his/her scientific projects. What kinds of projects in computer science are likely to be supported? What are the most important aspects in a project proposal? What are the best opportunities for a young scientist?
Make a list of potential sponsors, public and private (most major tech firms, such as IBM, have some sort of funding program). Check out their websites for specifics. Some of those programs may prime big ideas and concepts, others general-purpose developments, and some of them may focus on specific applications. Very often, there are abstracts of successful grant proposals from previous years. These are very helpful for understanding what kind of projects may be funded and how to better sell your ideas.
The European Commission Participant Portal is a good place to start looking: https://ec.europa.eu/research/participants/portal/desktop/en/home.html
There are many institutions that may give financial support for a scientific project. Try to consult Google "research funding support". The following link can be useful:
https://www.internet2.edu/research-solutions/research-support/research-funding-support/
Computer Science: Research Grants & Funding Resources
See link:
https://guides.lib.uci.edu/ics_computer_science/research_grants_and_funding_resources
Projects with new and innovative themes are more likely to be chosen. One important thing is the relationship of the project with the researcher's experience and the requested budget.
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