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The MSCA COFUND is a Horizon 2020 instrument for co-funding of ongoing or planned programmes to promote PhD students or post-docs. Therese Lindahl, the Austrian National Contact Point for Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions, tells us more about it.

If you are interested in microorganisms and their role in the environment, keep reading! The webinar “The Secret Life of Microbes” will answer your questions.

Dear members of the MCAA in Barcelona,

Pasquale Cavaliere, MCAA member, has been committed by Springer International Publishing to write a book entitled “Clean Ironmaking and Steelmaking Processes-Efficient Technologies for Greenhouse Emissions Abatement”.

Dear members,

We are proud to announce that the MCAA Newsletter has been assigned an ISSN number (2663-9483). 

This is an important step for the growth or our association, for it recognises our Newsletter as an official publication. 

On May 24, the Research Area CNR in Bologna, Italy will open its doors to host this not-to-be-missed MCAA event.

What is it? The MCAA-UK Chapter and MCAA Gender Equality and diversity for Mobile researchers in Science (GEMS) working group are organising the Gender Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Workshop on 26 March 2019 in Newcastle University in the UK.

The Marie Curie Alumni Association (MCAA) has been following the evolution of the Brexit negotiations with major concern. We join the broader scientific community in emphasising that it is imperative for the UK, and to some extent for the ERA, that research and innovation cooperation programmes between the UK and the EU are maintained after Brexit.

Dear Members, we are pleased to inform you that the MCAA has now over 10 000 members!  

The 10 000th member who registered is Dr. Agnieszka Rawluszko-Wieczorek; she is currently working on the KMET-READ project in the University of Stuggart, Germany.

We welcome her to the community, and wish her a lot of success!