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Agenda

• Introduction to UKRO and EU funding (FP7)Introduction to UKRO and EU funding (FP7)

• CooperationCooperation

• CapacitiesCapacities

• European Research Council (ERC)European Research Council (ERC)

• Marie CurieMarie Curie• Non-FP funding opportunities (examples)Non-FP funding opportunities (examples)

UK Research Office

• Established in Brussels in 1984

• Staff of 14

• Sponsored by the seven UK Research Councils

• Receives subscriptions from over 140 research organisations

• Services for sponsors and subscribers include:• Query service – advice and guidance by email and telephone

• Bespoke institutional briefing visits

• Website and tailored web- and email-based information services

• Meeting room in Brussels

• Runs training courses and organises Annual Conference

• UK National Contact Point for the ERC and Marie Curie

• Produces European RTD Insight for the British Council

• For more information see www.ukro.ac.uk

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The 7th Framework Programme (FP7) –

an Overview

What is FP7?

• Main EU-level tool for meeting ‘European Research Area’ objectives

• Designed to complement activities in EU Member States, as well as other EU policies• Lifelong Learning• Competitiveness and Innovation (CIP)• European Institute of Innovation and Technology• National funding

• FP7 contains a significant international dimension

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FP7 is the EU funding programme for research and technological development•7-year programme (2007 -2013)•New Calls for Proposals each year•Total budget of €50 521 million•Structured into four ‘Specific Programmes’

The EU Framework Programme – Why participate?

• Allows for large-scale collaborations, beyond scope of individual Member States

• Allows increased complexity and specialisation in projects

• Facilitates transnational networks, increasing European competitiveness

• Facilitates cross-border mobility

• Allows for European-level benchmarking

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Key Policy Drivers

The EU 2020 Strategy (replaces the Lisbon Strategy)

• Commission's new 10 year strategy aimed at making the EU more dynamic and competitive

• Three key drivers:

• Smart growth, sustainable growth and inclusive growth

• Seven flagship initiatives:

• ‘Innovation Union’

• ‘Youth on the move’

• ‘A digital agenda for Europe’

• ‘Resource efficient Europe’

• ‘An industrial policy for the globalisation era’

• ‘An agenda for new skills and jobs’

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Research Infrastructures

Research for the BenefitOf SMEs

Regions of Knowledge

Research Potential

Science in Society

Activities of InternationalCo-operation

Coherent Developmentof Policies

Initial Training of ResearchersInitial Training of ResearchersLifelong Learning and Career DevelopmentLifelong Learning and Career Development

Industry-Academia Partnerships and PathwaysIndustry-Academia Partnerships and PathwaysThe International DimensionThe International Dimension

Specific ActionsSpecific Actions

Starting Independent Researcher Grants

Advanced Investigator Grants

Cooperation

Capacities

Ideas People

+ JRC + Euratom

Health

Food, Agriculture, fisheries, & Biotechnology

ICT

Nanosciences, Nanotechnologies, Materials, & New Production Technologies

Energy

Environment (including Climate Change)

Transport

Socio-Economic Sciences & Humanities

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Who is eligible for funding?

EU-27Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria , Cyprus, Czech Republic,Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Ireland, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxemburg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, UK

Associated Countries (FP7)• Albania*, Bosnia and Herzegovina *, Croatia*, FYR

Macedonia*, Iceland*, Israel*, Liechtenstein*, Montenegro*, Norway*, Serbia*, Switzerland, Turkey*

*except Euratom

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ICPC CountriesIC

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Working with third countries (=non EU/AC countries), can either be:

- Specified by the CommissionCalled a Specific International Cooperation Action (SICA) that require at least four participants: two in Member States or Associated Countries, two in ICPC- Suggested by the Commission if so, participation of international organisations and participants from third countries is inaddition to normal minimum requirements- Initiated by the researcher if so, participation of international organisations and participants from third countries is inaddition to normal minimum requirements

International Cooperation Partner Countries (ICPC)are listed in Annex 1 of the Work Programme• Kosovo• Mediterranean Partner countries• Eastern European and Central Asian countries• Africa Caribbean Pacific• Latin America• Asia

International Co-operation:Co-operation and Capacities

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FP7 Finances: Brief Overview

FP Finances – Key Principles• Co-financing principle:

• Usually based on reimbursement of a proportion of direct and indirect costs

• Lump sums or flat rates in certain actions• Different project types/funding schemes• Collaborative projects

• Research – 75%• Demonstration – 50%• Management/Other – 100%• Special Transitional Flat rate for indirect costs 60%

• EC principles of eligible costs and non-eligible costs• No profit

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Public Bodies,

Universities, SMEs, etc.

RTD* 50% 50% 75%

Demonstration 35% 50% 50%

Management 100%

Other** 100% 100% 100%

ERC 100% direct costs, plus 20% flat rate for indirect costs

Coordination Actions;

Support Actions

100% direct costs, plus up to 7% for indirect costs

Marie Curie Actions Lump sum + flat rates, some actions 10 % for indirect costs

* Activities directly aimed at creating new knowledge, new technology, and products, including scientific coordination.** Training, Consortium ManagementF

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FP7: Process Overview

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Post-evaluationRanking

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Negotiation of Proposals


FP7: Co-operation

Project types

• Types and project names can vary in the different FP7programmes and from theme to theme

• Minimum eligibility criteria (participants, budget, duration) but usually no fixed maximum limits

• In CO-OPERATION: • Small, medium or large-scale Collaborative Projects

• Co-ordination and Support Actions and Networks of Excellence

• ERA-NETs and ERA-NET Plus – opportunity to participate on “second level”

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1. Health €6 100 M

2. Food, Agriculture, Fisheries & Biotechnology (FAFB) €1 935 M

3. Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) €9 050 M

4. Nano-sciences, Nanotechnologies, Materials & Production Technologies (NMP)

€3 475 M

5. Energy €2 350 M

6. Environment (including Climate Change) €1900 M

7. Transport (including Aeronautics) €4 160 M

8. Socio-Economic Sciences and Humanities € 623 M

9. Space €1 430 M

10. Security €1 400 M

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FP7: Co-operation – Socio-economic sciences and humanities Theme

Socio-economic sciences and humanities

6. Socio-economic and scientific indicators

5. The citizen in the European Union

7. Foresight activities

4. Europe in the world

3. Major trends in society and their implications

1. Growth, employment and competitiveness in a knowledge society

2. Combining economic, social and environmental objectives

in a European perspective

8. Horizontal actions

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New approach for 2010-2013

New approach:• Identifies important Societal Challenges for the EU

to be addressed by specific set of research actions• Work Programmes will still include some topics to be

addressed by smaller collaborative projects and CSA

But:

Main funding scheme to be used = Collaborative Projects (Large Scale Integrating Research Projects)

• Four to five years in duration• Minimum EC contribution = EUR 6,500,000• At least 7 partners from 7 MS/ACs

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Large-scale Projects will:• Address a societal challenge• Take stock of past related research• Include multi-annual research actions, inc. foresight/forward looking

actions and dissemination• Contribute to support EU policies, inc. Europe 2020 and ERA• Have ambitious objectives• Include Europe-wide comparative studies• Produce meaningful results at European level• Identify new macro trends and phenomena• Encourage inter-disciplinarity and linkages interactions between

disciplines• Include a more professional approach to management• Include fewer, higher quality deliverables

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• Will consolidate the new approach adopted in 2010• Societal Challenges accompanied by topics which focus

on more short term needs or complement challenges• Overall budget €84 million• Ratio of budget allocation between Challenges to Topics

of approximately 50:50• Budget allows for one project per challenge, one-two per

topic• Based on Indicative Strategic Research Roadmap but

budget constraints mean reduction of Societal Challenges from 10 to 5.

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Europe moving towards a new path of economic growth and social development

Economic, social and political conditions for satisfying the world food needs

Tackling poverty in a development context (SICA societal challenge)

The evolving concept of borders

Corruption & resistance to corruption in the private and public sphere

2011 – Example topics for small-medium CPs/CSAs

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Lifelong Learning in Europe: appropriate skills for sustaining better jobs

Combating poverty in Europe: a key question of human dignity and social cohesion

Criminal behaviour and policy responses in the European Union

Co-ordinated call with Security: Surveillance and the challenges for democracy and an open society

SICA: Connections between rural areas & cities in Sub-Saharan Africa

Social platform on ‘Innovative Social Services’


FP7: Co-operation – Opportunities for social sciences and humanities in other themes

Topics with SSH relevance

HEALTH.2011.3.3-4: A road-map for mental health research in Europe. FP7-HEALTH-2011-single-stage.

The aim should be to address a coordinated and comprehensive approach to promote and integrate research on the biological, epidemiological, social and public health aspects of mental health and well being in Europe. (…)

HEALTH.3.3-2: Analysis of integrated strategies for sustainable behaviour change. FP7-HEALTH-2011-two-stage.

The aim is to define generalisable, effective, and sustainable behaviour change interventions that can be effectively translated into health promotion practice. Research on behaviour change in its widest sense is called for. (…)

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KBBE.2011.1.2-10: Socio-economic effects of the main management principles of the future Common Fishery Policy (CFP): impact of new policy framework and opportunities for the fishing sector to develop self- and co-management (Call: FP7-KBBE-2011-5)

KBBE.2011.2.1-01: Strategies for improving communication between social and consumer scientists, food technology developers and consumers. Call: FP7-KBBE-2011-5

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Objective ICT-2011.1.4 Trustworthy ICT

The objective is a trustworthy Information Society based on an ecosystem of digital communication, data processing and service provisioning infrastructures, with trustworthiness in its design, as well as respect for human and societal values and cultures. Projects must ensure strong interplay with legal, social and economic research in view of development of a techno-legal system that is usable, socially accepted and economically viable.

Objective ICT-2011.4.2 – Language Technologies

There is a growing need for effective multilingual solutions that support business and interpersonal communication and enable people to make sense of online content and services in Europe's many languages. Projects shall address multiple languages and cater for written and/or spoken language as appropriate. (…)

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ENV.2011.1.3.2-1 Building societal resilience to disasters in Europe

In the frame of an interdisciplinary context involving social and natural sciences, research should develop a conceptual and methodological approach to clarify how the resilience capacity of a society confronted with natural hazards and disasters can be characterized, defined and measured. (…)

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Topic SEC-2011.6.1-1 Analysis of the security systems in Europe

The objective is to explore and compare relevant cultural phenomenon and legal determinations of civil security across Europe, taking into account the existing significant differences between countries and regions. (…)

Topic FP7-SEC-2011.6.1-5 Surveillance and the challenges for the security of the citizen(coordinated with the topic SSH.2011.5.1-227 Surveillance and the challenges for democracy and an open society of the 2011 SSH Work Programme.)

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Capacities – Research Capacity (€4 217 million)

1. Research infrastructures €1 715m

2. Research for the benefits of SMEs €1 336m

3. Regions of Knowledge € 126m

4. Research Potential € 340m

5. Science in Society € 330m

7. Coherent dev. of research policies € 70m

6. International co-operation € 180m

Co-ordination of national programmes (incl. ERA-NET +)


FP7 Capacities – Science in Society

Three main action lines:

More dynamic governance of Science & Society relationship• Place of S&T in Society• Better engagement science issues• Science system, codes, expertise• Modernising Universities

Science in Society - Overview

Strengthening potential, broadening horizons• Gender and research• Young people and science education

Science & Society Communicate• Two-way communication of science & the public, and role of the

media

Horizontal Actions – topics include:

• Involvement of civil society organisations in research (CP)

• Regulating emerging scientific and technological developments (CP)

• Reinforcing European strategies on access, dissemination & preservation of scientific information in the digital age (CSA)

• Clusters of cities of scientific culture for innovation (CSA)

• Science-society interaction in the digital technologies era (CP)

• Clusters of cities of scientific culture for innovation (CSA)

• Innovative methods in science education: teacher training on enquiry-based teaching methods on a large scale in Europe (CSA)

ERC

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What is the ERC?

What is the European Research Council (ERC)? • New pan-European funding organisation• Supports the best in Europe - scientists, engineers and scholars• Funding of €7.51 billion (2007-13)

What are the aims of the ERC?• Encourage highest quality research in Europe• Competitive, flexible funding• Retain, repatriate and recruit (career support)

What are the ERC Grant Schemes?• Starting Grants and Advanced Grants

• Support for a PI and (if necessary) team-members• Investigator-initiated frontier research across all fields of

research, on the basis of scientific excellence• The ERC also has calls for tender for studies on the ERC itselfE

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Key Points for ERC Grants

• Support for a PI and (if necessary) team-members• No need for collaboration with other countries• Team all usually based at the same institution (in EU/AC), but

possible to have team members in other organisations if strongly justified (anywhere in World - not just EU, AC and ICPC)

• Also for Advanced Grants can have a Co-I (must be from a different discipline to the PI)

• No nationality or mobility requirements• Investigator driven (bottom-up) substantial advances

“Frontier Research”• Excellence is only peer review criterion

• 50% for the PI (must have an outstanding CV, (potential) leadership profile & track record

• 50% for the Research Project

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ERC Starting Grants

Starting Independent Researcher Grants

• aims to provide critical and adequate support to the independent careers of excellent researchers

• who are at the stage of starting or consolidating their own independent research team or, depending on field, their independent research programme

• researchers applying for an ERC Starting Grant must be able to demonstrate their potential to become independent research leaders

• Now 50% of Annual ERC Call Budget• Annual calls: open late spring and close in autumn• Grants of up to €2 million over 5 yrs (normally €1.5 million)

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Advanced Investigator Grants

• aims to encourage and support excellent, innovative and investigator-initiated research projects

• by leading advanced investigators

• complements the ERC Starting Grant scheme by targeting researchers who have already established themselves as being independent research leaders in their own right

• Now 50% of Annual ERC Call Budget

• Annual calls: open in autumn and close in spring

• Grants of up to €2.5 million over 5 yrs (€3.5 million in certain cases)

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Indicative Call Schedule

Starting Grants:

Advanced Grants:

Work Programme

(published on)ERC Action Call Open Call Deadlines

Call Value(€ M)

Evaluation

14/07/2010 ERC-2011-StG 20 July 2010PE: 14 October 10

LS : 9 November 10SH: 24 November 10

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(published on)ERC Action Call Open Call Deadlines

Estimated Call Value

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14/07/2010 ERC-2011-AdGCall expected:2 November

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Expected deadlines:PE: 9 February 11LS: 10 March 11SH: 6 April 11

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People Programme – Marie Curie Actions

[email protected] or phone 0032 2 230 52 75

Objectives and Policy Context:

• Make Europe more attractive to researchers• Structuring effect on the European Research Area

through transnational and intersectoral mobility in order to create a European labour market for researchers

• Strengthen human potential by:• Encouraging people to become researchers• Encouraging researchers to carry out their research in

Europe

• Trans-national and inter-sectoral mobility• €4.7 Billion

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Initial Training Networks (ITN)

Industry Academia Partnerships and Pathways (IAPPs)

International Research Staff Exchange Scheme (IRSES)

Intra- European Fellowships (IEF)

International Incoming Fellowships (IIF)

International Outgoing Fellowships (IOF)

New! Career Integration Grants (CIG)

Also funded: Researcher’s Night, CO-FUND

Transnational Mobility Requirements

• A fellow not have been resident in host country for more than 12 months in the last 3 years immediately before application deadline / date of recruitment or secondment

• Applies to all individual fellowships and fellows recruited for ITNs

• Only International Outgoing Fellowships have nationality criteria

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Intra-European Fellowships

• Researchers based in the EU or Associated Country• Must have spent less than 12 months in the last three

years in the country where the fellowship is undertaken

• 12 – 24 months in an EU Member State or Associated Country

• Resuming a career in research • Individual applies with host• Attaining or strengthening professional independence• Skills diversification

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• EU Member or Associated State Nationals only• PLUS non-nationals in MS/AC for more than 5 years at

deadline • 24 – 36 months in total of which 12 -24 months in third

country followed by mandatory reintegration phase in European host institutions

• Individual applies with host• Acquiring new knowledge in the third country –

bringing it back to the EU/AS • Contract is between European host institution and

Commission for duration of fellowship • Mandatory return phase of 1 year

International Incoming FellowshipsF

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• Researchers based in third countries• 12 – 24 months incoming phase in EU/AS• Possible 1 year reintegration grant for nationals from

International Co-operation Partner Countries (€15,000)• Individual applies with host• Contract between European host institution and EC

for incoming phase, and between third country host and EC for reintegration / return

• Knowledge-sharing • Mutually-beneficial research co-operation

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• Supports integration into research career in Europe• To provide those taking up stable post with own

research budget• Should enable transfer of knowledge & building of

links with country from which researcher has moved• No requirement to have benefited from MCA previously• Must comply with mobility rule• Support a research project of 2- 4 years• Contributes to the research costs• Researcher applies with host institution• Host commits to researcher for at least duration of

project • €25 000 per year flat rate funding

Career Integration Grants


FP7 People: host actions

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• A consortium of institutions develops a joint training programme

• At least 3 EU Member or Associated States (of which 2 must be MS or Candidate Countries)

• Fellowships for 3 months to 3 years• Training focussed on Early Stage Researchers• Industrial participation a requirement

• Optional:

- recruiting a ‘visiting scientist’

- hold short training events

Industry Academia Pathways &

Partnerships (IAPPs)

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• Partnership – at least one commercial and one non-commercial entity

• Staff exchange – early stage or experienced researchers (and possibly technical staff and research managers!) for between 2 months and 2 years

• Recruit experienced researchers for between 2 months and 2 years

• Organise common workshops/conferences• Inter-sectoral mobility possible, within framework of

whole project, in same country up to a maximum of 30% of total researcher months

International Research Stafff Exchange Scheme (IRSES)

• Two-way staff secondments between institutions in EU/AC and eligible third countries

• At least two participants from two different MS/AC and one partner from an eligible third country

• Secondment – up to 12 months• Project duration of 24 – 48 months• Commission contribution: EUR 1900/ researcher/month

for EU/AC secondments plus EUR 200 per researcher/month long distance allowance (where applicable)

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MCA - Deadlines

Initial Training Networks (ITN) 26 January 2011

Researchers’ Night 12 January 2011

COFUND 17 February 2011

IRSES 17 March 2011

Reintegration Grant (ERG & IRG) last cut-off dates

7 September 2010

Career Integration Grants 8 March 2011

6 September 2011

Intra- European Fellowships (IEF)

International Incoming Fellowships (IIF)

International Outgoing Fellowships (IOF)

11 August 2011

Industry Academia Partnerships and Pathways

7 December 2010

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Non-FP Funding Schemes

Further Information – 1 UKRO Website: http://www.ukro.ac.uk

UKRO information services: http://ims.ukro.ac.uk Sign up here for daily e-mail updates!

ERC Website: http://erc.europa.eu

UK Marie Curie NCP: [email protected]

UK ERC NCP: [email protected]

Other NCPs: http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7/ncp_en.html

Technology Platforms: http://cordis.europa.eu/technology-platforms

Cordis FP7 pages: http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7/home_en.html

EPSS Helpdesk: e-mail: [email protected] Tel: +32 2 233 3760

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Lifelong Learning Programme Structure

ComeniusPre-school and school

ErasmusHigher education and advanced training

Leonardo da VinciInitial and continuing VET

GrundtvigAdult education

Transversal programmesPolicy development; Language learning; Information and communication technology (ICT); Dissemination

Jean Monnet programmeJean Monnet Action; Operational grants for European Institutions; Operational grants for European Associations

2007-13: €6.97bn

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International Education Programmes

• ERASMUS MUNDUS European joint Masters and Doctorates (including scholarships) Partnerships with non-European higher education institutions and

scholarships for students and academics Projects to promote European higher education worldwide

• Co-operation with Industrialised Countries USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Korea, Japan

• TEMPUS modernisation of higher education in the Partner Countries of

Eastern Europe, Central Asia, the Western Balkans and the Mediterranean region

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The Culture Programme 2007-13Main European Instrument supporting cross-border cultural co-

operation

• Multi-annual Cooperation Projects (three to five years) Minimum of six cultural operators from at least six eligible countries Grant between EUR 200.000 EUR 500.000

• Co-operation Projects (up to two years) Minimum of six cultural operators from at least six eligible countries Grant between EUR 50.000 and EUR 200.000

• Literary Translation Projects (Up to 24 months) Grant between EUR 2.000 and EUR 60.000 are available

• Cooperation Projects with Third Countries (up to 2 years) at least three cultural operators, from at least three eligible countries

and cultural cooperation with at least one organisation from the selected Third Country and/or involve cultural activities carried out in the selected Third Country.

Grant between EUR 50.000 and EUR 200.000

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Further Information – 1 UKRO Website: http://www.ukro.ac.uk

UKRO information services: http://ims.ukro.ac.uk Use advanced search function on the UKRO Information Services!

ERC Website: http://erc.europa.eu

UK Marie Curie NCP: [email protected]

UK ERC NCP: [email protected]

Other NCPs: http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7/ncp_en.html

Technology Platforms: http://cordis.europa.eu/technology-platforms

Cordis FP7 pages: http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7/home_en.html

EPSS Helpdesk: e-mail: [email protected] Tel: +32 2 233 3760

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http://www.ukr

Current FP7DEADLINESfor information

Recent Calls: Co-operation (1)

Theme Call identifier Deadlines

Health FP7-HEALTH-2011-single-stage

FP7-HEALTH-2011-two-stage

10/11/10

13/10/10

FAFB FP7-KBBE-2011-5-CP-CSA

FP7-KBBE-2011-5-SME

25/01/11

25/01/11

ICT FP7-2011-ICT-FI

FP7-ICT-2011-FET-F

FP7-ICT-2011-C (FET Open)

FP7-ICT-2011-EU-Russia

02/12/10

02/12/10

31/12/12

14/09/10

NMP FP7-NMP-2011-CSA-5

FP7-NMP-2011-LARGE-5

FP7-NMP-2011-SMALL-5

FP7-NMP-2011-SME-5

FP7-ENV-NMP-2011

FP7-NMP-ENERGY-2011

FP7-NMP-2011-EU-RUSSIA

FP7-NMP-2011-EU-Japan

01/02/11

04/11/10

04/11/10

04/11/10

16/11/10

25/11/10

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Energy FP7-ENERGY-2011-1

FP7-ENERGY-2011-2

FP7-ENERGY-2011-JAPAN

FP7-ENERGY-2011-EXCHANGE

16/11/10

07/04/11

25/11/10

16/11/10

Environment FP7-ENV-2011

FP7-ENV-2011-ECO-INNOVATION-OneStage

FP7-ENV-2011-ECO-INNOVATION-TwoStage

16/11/10

16/11/10

16/11/10

Transport FP7-AAT-2011-RTD-1; FP7-SST-2011-RTD-1; FP7-TPT-2011-RTD-1;

FP7-GALILEO-2011-GSA-1-a

FP7-GALILEO-2011-GSA-1-b

FP7-GALILEO-2011-ENTR-1

02/12/10

16/12/10

05/10/10

16/12/10

SSH FP7-SSH-2010-1

FP7-SSH-2010-2

FP7-SSH-2010-3

02/02/11

02/02/11

02/02/11

Space FP7-SPACE-2010-1 25/11/10

Security FP7-SEC-2011-1 02/10/10FP

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Recent Calls: Co-operation (3)Joint/General ActivitiesCall / Call identifier Themes Deadlines

FP7-ERANET-2011-RTD Energy; General Activities; Health; FAFB; NMP; SSH; Transport

22/02/11

FP7-OCEAN-2011 FAFB, Energy, Env, Trans, 18/01/11

FP7-2011-GC-ELECTROCHEMICAL-STORAGE

NMP, Env, Trans. 02/12/10

Energy-efficient Buildings PPP: FP7-2011-NMP-ENV-ENERGY-ICT-EeB

NMP, ICT, Energy, Env 02/12/10

FP7-2011-NMP-ICT-FoF NMP, ICT 02/12/10

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Research Infrastructures

FP7-INFRASTRUCTURES-2011-1

FP7-INFRASTRUCTURES-2011-2

25/11/10

25/11/10

Research for the Benefit of SMEs

FP7-SME-2011-1

FP7-SME-2011-2

FP7-SME-2011-3

08/12/10

Regions of Knowledge FP7-REGIONS-2011-1 09/12/10

Research Potential FP7-REGPOT-2010-1 07/12/10

Science in Society FP7-SCIENCE-IN-SOCIETY-2011-1

FP7-SCIENCE-IN-SOCIETY-2011-EVENTS

20/01/11

25/11/10

INCO FP7-INCO-2011-6

FP7-INCO-2011-7

FP7-INCO-2011-8

15/03/11

15/03/11

15/03/11

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