New Marie Curie Grants now available

The European Commission is inviting bids for the final tranche of the Marie Curie fellowship grants allotted under the current 7th Framework Programme for Research and Innovation.
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Over 227 million euro, the highest single amount made available through the Marie Curie Actions fund will be awarded to around 1000 researchers this year.

Marie Curie individual fellowships support the mobility of researchers within and beyond Europe - as well as helping to attract the best foreign researchers to work in the EU.

The application process will run until 14 August 2013.

  • More information about these callscan be found here.

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