Marie Curie Actions The Specific Programme People. Vera Küpper, KoWi

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1 Marie Curie Actions The Specific Programme People Vera Küpper, KoWi Magdeburg, 25. September 2012

2 Agenda About KoWi Marie Curie Actions Basic Information Marie Curie Actions in Detail Individual Fellowships ITN Initial Training Networks Evaluation Success rates and Conclusions Outlook on Horizon 2020

3 7 th Framework Programme ( ) Cooperation Ideas People EUR 4.75 billion Capacities

4 Marie Curie Actions Aims Strengthening of the European Research Area Encouraging people to embark on research careers in Europe Attracting researchers from the entire world Increasing Mobility through exchanging staff, knowledge and technology international interdisciplinary intersectoral Promoting the reserchers career development Providing training for key competences in science and industry Creating fair and attractive working conditions

5 Marie Curie General Principles Bottom up open for all fields of research Promoting transnational mobility Focus on the career development of individual researchers Classification according to research experience (no age limit)

6 Classification of Research Experience Marie Curie classification Status Research experience after graduation Early-stage researcher PhD student < 4 years Experienced researcher Postdoc 4 years or PhD Very experienced researcher Established researcher > 10 years

7 Marie Curie Mobility Rule Fellow must not have spent more than 12 months in the last 3 years in the future host country

8 What does Marie Curie offer for postdocs? Funding of a postdoc position in a European country (MS/AC) for up to 2 years Intra-European Fellowships (IEF) Funding of a postdoc position in a third country for up to 3 years including a mandatory reintegration phase (return to MS/AC) International Outgoing Fellowship (IOF) Funding of a postdoc position for researchers from third countries to work in Europe (MS/AC) for up to 2 years International Incoming Fellowship (IIF)

9 Marie Curie Individual Fellowships

10 Marie Curie Individual Fellowships International Outgoing/Incoming Intra-European

11 Marie Curie Individual Fellowships Intra-European Fellowship (IEF) International Incoming Fellowship (IIF) International Outgoing Fellowship (IOF) Postdocs or scientists with min. 4 years research experience Implementation of an independent individual research project Scientific & complementary skills training at host institution International mobility is mandatory

12 Fellowships Principles Target group: Postdocs or scientists with at least 4 years research experience Researcher conducts an independent individual research project at a host organisation Host institution offers scientific and soft skill training Complementation/diversification of skills International mobility is mandatory (mobility rule) European or third countries can be host countries Researcher submits a proposal in liaison with a (return) host institution

13 Marie Curie Individual Fellowships Intra-European

14 Intra-European Fellowships (IEF) Training and career development through the funding of an individual research project undertaken in a MS/AC Eligibility Nationality Mobility rule Duration Topic Postdocs or researchers with 4 years of research experience Researchers of any nationality Stays in the host country no longer than 12 months in the last 3 years 1-2 years Open to all areas of research

15 Marie Curie Individual Fellowships International Outgoing

16 International Outgoing Fellowships (IOF) Training and career development through the funding of an individual research project undertaken in a third country Eligibility Antragsberechtigt Nationality Nationalität Mobility rule Laufzeit Duration Postdocs or researchers with 4 years of research experience Researchers of any nationality, active in a MS/AC Nationals of a third country: Stay in a MS/AC during the last 5 years Stays in the host country no longer than 12 months in the last 3 years 1-2 years outgoing phase + 1 year reintegration phase

17 Marie Curie Individual Fellowships Postdoc International Incoming

18 International Incoming Fellowships (IIF) Training and career development through the funding of an individual research project undertaken in a MS/AC Antragsberechtigt Eligibility Nationality Nationalität Mobility Mobilitätsregel rule Duration Laufzeit Forschungsthema Topic Postdocs or researchers with 4 years of research experience Researchers of any nationality active in a third country Stays in the host country no longer than 12 months in the last 3 years 1-2 years + 1 year optional reintegration phase for researchers from ICPC Open to all areas of research

19 Financing 1. Living allowance of the Marie Curie fellow 2. Monthly mobility allowance Country-specific modification [ (1+2) x correction coefficient] 3. Research costs (monthly)

20 Financing 1. Living allowance 58, Monthly mobility allowance 700/1,000 ( ) Country-specific modification (UK = 134.4) 3. Research costs (monthly) 800 Employers gross (without family) 89, EUR

21 Marie Curie Contracts Host institution (MS/AC) Grant Agreement Employment contract EU Fellow

22 European Networks of Structured Doctoral Training Promotion Marie Curie ITN Postdoc Marie Curie Initial Training Networks (ITN) = European network in form of a transnational graduate school

23 Aims Supporting the establishment of structured mobility programmes for European doctoral training Involving the private sector in order to diversify traditional research training settings Enhancing career prospects of early-stage researchers in science and industry

24 Principles Training networks with European/international partners from science and industry in an innovative research area Consortium: at least 3 organisations (universities, research institutes, enterprises etc.) from different MS or AC Duration of funding: up to 4 years Basis: common research project Scientific training (local and within the network) Training for soft/complementary skills Summer schools Intersectoral secondments

25 Multi-Partner Consortia Most common model of all ongoing ITN projects Maximum: 500 research months per project Recommendation of the Commission: between 6 and 10 partners One partner country must not receive more than 40% of the whole EU budget Consisting of participants and optional associated partners, based on their level of participation Participant: - Employs PhD students (full time with work contract) - Trains and teaches - Receives funding Associated partner: - Trains and teaches - Is not directly funded via the ITN project

26 ITN 2012 NEW: 3 different implementation modes Multi-Partner ITN: Multi-partner consortia with partners from academia and industry Consortia may be complemented with associated partners EU-Funding for 4 years Innovative Doctoral Programmes (IDP): Collaboration with a wider set of associated partners form academia and industry Innovative training EU-Funding for 4 years European Industrial Doctorates (EID): Twinning between an academic and an industrial partner Consortium may be complemented with associated partners EU-Funding for 4 years Call 2012: EUR million Call 2012: EUR 20 million

27 Participants Applicants: Universities/higher education institutions Non-university research institutes Enterprises (including SME) Non-governmental organisations (NGO) International organisations Joint research centres [...]

28 Industrial Participation Industrial partners...are organisations gaining the majority of their revenue through competitive means with exposure to commercial markets Can be participants or associated partners Are funded as a participant up to 100% (like academic partners) Strong participation, in particular of SME, is essential (especially as participants)

29 Successful ITN Projects An overview of funded ITN projects is available on the CORDIS homepage:

30 PostDoc-positions within an ITN Requirements for application: Experienced Researcher 5 years research experience Mobility rule All vacant ITN-positions are published here: EURAXESS -portal

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34 Timetable Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar 14 March 2013 Publication Call 14 August 2013 Deadline October 2013 End November 2013 December 2013 From March 2014 Evaluation Evaluation results (ESR) Funding decision Signature of Grant Agreement

35 Application Calls for proposals with a specific deadline (each year) Proposals are submitted by the researchers in conjunction with the host organisation University Research center Industry (e.g. SME) International European Interest Organisations (e.g. CERN, EMBL) Joint Research Centre of the European Commission Online Submission via SEP the new registration tool

36 Proposal in detail B1 Scientific and Techn. Quality (max. 8 pages) B2 Training (max. 2 pages) B3 Researcher (max. 7 pages) B4 Implementation (max. 6 pages) B5 Impact (max. 4 pages) B6 Ethical Issues (table)

37 Writing hints Readability & structure (Template) Evaluator's perspective: Page number Font size, line spacing Visual highlights and illustrations (graphics, tables e.g. for Workplan) English language No colours

38 Marie Curie success rates 2011 MC Calls proposals success IEF % IOF % IIF % CIG % Quelle: KOM

39 Calls Activity Publication Deadline Intra-European Fellowships International Outgoing Fellowships International Incoming Fellowships 14 March August March August March August 2013

40 KoWi services for Marie Curie Review of complete proposals Website on all Marie Curie Actions Newsletter ( Aktiver Informationsdienst, AiD) Information events as well as proposal writing workshops at German universities and research institutions Information on Marie Curie financial issues and project management

41 Contacts at KoWi Bonn Patricia Hoff Ulrike Kreger Vera Küpper Sarah Raphael Brussels Anita Bindhammer Victoria Llobet

42 EU Liaison Office of the German Research Organisations Bonn: Wissenschaftszentrum Bonn Ahrstr. 45 D Bonn Brussels: Rue du Trône/Troonstraat 98 B Bruxelles Contact Vera Küpper vk@kowi.de Phone: +49-(0)