MCAA

Working on your PhD can be daunting, overwhelming, isolating, and even frustrating. The MCAA REFERENT mentoring initiative is helping PhD students find mental health peer support by matching them with MCAA mentors. Darragh McCashin and Stéphanie Gauttier explain.

With so many new features and functions, it can be difficult to keep up with everything MCAA. This article will walk you through some of the main features.

Become a member

In the past few years, MCAA has grown in number and influence in the international research community. It is our mission to support and contribute to the advancement of knowledge for a global, diverse and informed society.

Artificial Intelligence is transforming the world of research, bringing with it enormous opportunities and multiple risks. The Marie Curie Alumni Association will discuss this issue during an online event on 29 October.

The Marie Curie Alumni Association is preparing to hold its first ever virtual conference in November 2020. This online networking experience will delve deep into the topic of Research & Democracy.

The Marie Curie Alumni Association (MCAA) will join European Union policymakers, researchers, entrepreneurs and citizens to debate how research and innovation policy and funding can pave the way to a green, digital and resilient future 

When Europe’s largest interdisciplinary science meeting convenes in September, the Marie Curie Alumni Association (MCAA) will be there. Joining thousands of leading researchers, innovators, policymakers and academics, the association will show a strong presence in terms of both attendance and participation.

If you’re conducting research in humanities, keep reading! The Max Weber Programme (MWP) for Postdoctoral Studies is dedicated to historical and social sciences.

Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions are European research grants available to researchers regardless of their age, nationality or field of research

There are different types of MSCA Actions:

Developing a green economy is a top European priority. This creates an urgent need to train European researchers in the fields of synthetic biology and bio-analytics, focusing particularly on the ability to solve complex challenges in the design of relevant proteins.