RISE involves organisations from the academic and non-academic sectors (in particular SMEs), based in Europe (EU Member States and Horizon 2020 Associated Countries) and outside Europe (third countries).
With 9,830 applications for Individual Fellowships from researchers across the world, this year's call is the biggest ever in terms of applications under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions.
The new academic year is upon us, and many of your will have thoughts for the next project you are thinking of. You may have missed that at the very end of July all the H2020 worplans were updated, to V2. They can all be easily found however.
The submitter notes: A growing number of questions are being raised by members and prospective submitters about the impct of BREXIT on the MSCA. This document provides an overview of the UK’s relationship with Horizon 2020. It is dated mid-March 2018. Nothing since then has been agreed that would materially alter any of these statement.
The few news stories published today all relate to one item. This is the new framework for funding R&D and Innovtion by the EC and comes out only once in a blue moon - or less perhaps...
The structure of the overall programme will remain much as before - three pillars supported by a horizontal "strengthening" action
If you’re a current MSCA Fellow willing to improve your communication skills, then keep reading!
As you may already know, an MSCA satellite event will take place on 7 and 8 July in Toulouse just before ESOF 2018. More information on the event and registrations is available here.
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