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The Scientific Community

This page will provide you with project outcomes made for the Scientific Community. 

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- RISE 2020 Handbook available

- Call Statistics on ITN 2019 & RISE 2019 available

MSCA Calls Information

Research & Inno. Staff Exchange (RISE)

   

Deadline: 12 May 2020

        

 & Video


Net4MobilityPlus Material

  

Handbook 2020 with tips to write Part B2

Flyer for RISE 


Expressions of Interest in Hosting Fellows 

and Success Stories for Widening Countries

FAQ Blog 

RISE Call Statistics 2019

 

 

CO-Funding Programme (COFUND)

   

Deadline:


Net4MobilityPlus Material

 

Handbook with tips to write Part B2
for PhD - for Fellow


 

Expressions of Interest in Hosting Fellows 


 

and Success Stories for Widening Countries

FAQ Blog 

Statistics on COFUND 2017 & 2018

 

 

MSCA Individual Fellowships Action (IF)

       

Deadline: 9 Sept. 2020

EC Website


Net4MobilityPlus Material

 

Handbook with tips to write Part B2


 

Flyer for IF


 

Expressions of Interest in Hosting Fellows 


 

 Success Stories for Widening Countries

FAQ Blog 

IF Statistics 2017  2018

 

 

Innovative Training Networks (ITN)

        

Deadline: call closed

        

EC Website


Net4MobilityPlus Material

 

Handbook 2020 with tips to write Part B2


 

Flyer for ITN


 

Expressions of Interest in Hosting Fellows 


 

 Success Stories for Widening Countries

FAQ Blog 

ITN Statistics 2019

 
   

MSCA Material

MSCA Handbooks

RISE 2019 & 2020
COFUND 2018 PhD  & Fellow
COFUND 2019 PhD &  Fellow
IF 2019 & 2018
ITN 2019 & 2020

MSCA Success Stories





MSCA Flyers

IF - Print Version
ITN - Print Version
RISE - Print Version
   

Webinars


RISE Webinar Presentation

IF & COFUND Webinar Presentation

Calls Statistics

IF Statistics 2017 &  2018
COFUND Statistics 2017 & 2018
ITN Statistics 2018 & 2019
RISE Statistics 2018 & 2019
NIGHT Statistics 2018 

FAQ Blog

This blog contain the MSCA NCP knowledge regarding the different Actions. You can maybe find your answers thank to the differents labels and make your entry to the MSCA easier! If you have concerns about the management of your project, this blog might also help you!
Find the blog here.

Marie Curie Alumni Association (MCAA)

The Marie Curie Alumni Association (MCAA) is an international non-profit organisation (a.i.s.b.l.), based in Brussels (24 avenue des Arts, 1000 Brussels), with representations, via a growing number of local chapters, all over the world.  Several Working Groups allow interested members to contribute to important aspects of the development of the association, and the furthering of members’ interests.
The Association holds a General Assembly, twinned with a public conference, once a year, and members meet regularly, at more local events/ levels, to develop further connections, and to discuss developments in their fields of research. Joining the MCAA is potentially beneficial for a researcher’s career. The MCAA offers micro-grants, and provides a growing range of information and supportive services through our dedicated web-site.
The MCAA already has over 11 000 registered members, and we plan to reach 13 000 by the end of 2018. MCAA members all participated in past, or current, EU-funded Marie Curie programs, which encourage the international mobility of PhD and post-doctoral researchers; the Marie Skłodowska-Curie actions are now part of Horizon 2020, the EU Framework Program for Research and Innovation.
MCAA membership is open, free of charge, to anyone who has been (or is currently) involved in a Marie Curie EU-funded research project. To join the association, any member must be past or present Marie Curie (PhD or post-doctoral) researcher, research coordinator, or research supervisor: potential members must register on the MCAA web-site, and each membership is subjected to careful verification before being accepted. 
The MCAA is funded mainly through the European Commission, via a service contract set up (following a public call for competitive tenders) with a commercial contractor, that assists with the running of the MCAA, and administers the distribution of an EC subsidy (c. €300 000 per year) to support the activity of MCAA members. The MCAA also generates a modest level of ‘own funds’ (e.g. by charging for participation in certain MCAA activities, seeking sponsorship from other organisations, etc.) and is currently planning to increase this level of ‘self-funding’ to a more significant level.