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MSCA Fellow of the Month – open call for nominations

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A call for nominations is now open for the next round of the MSCA Fellow of the Month communication initiative. More information on the previous round is available here.
Each month an outstanding current or former MSCA fellow will be put in the spotlight by showcasing their research, career path and the impact of their work on society and policy.
Nominations may be submitted by MSCA fellows themselves, supervisors, colleagues or members of the wider MSCA community. Only fellows who did not feature already as a Fellow of the Month can apply. Fellows who have previously applied but were not selected can re-apply. To submit a nomination, complete the online application form by 16 July 2026, 13:00, CEST.

All the information about the call, including the selection criteria and previous Fellows of the Month, is available in the news article on the European Commission MSCA website.

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