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Programmes MSCATable of contents
Letter from the Chair
Page 4 The fruit of accumulated preliminary work
Editorial
Page 8 - MSCA at 30: From individual to collective progress
30th Anniversary of the MSCA
Page 10 - MSCA postdoctoral fellowships: Learning to design impact, not just research
Page 13 - From Twente to Harvard and back: My MSCA journey
Page 16 - 3+1 reasons to do an MSCA doctorate Notes on Policy
Notes on Policy
Page 18 - From advocacy to impact: A milestone at the inaugural MCAA Policy Forum
Page 21 - The 2025 MSCA Impact Report: Purpose and findings
Page 24 - Turning research into competitiveness: Time for a European Research Area Act
News from the MCAA
Page 27 - 2025 in focus: Expanding research cultures, changing scientific practice, and global connectivity
Advertorial
Page 35 - Oportunius: A gateway to research excellence in Galicia
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