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ERC - Number of proposals submitted 2019 POC 2nd cut-off 25/04/2019
A total of 132 proposals were submitted in response to the second intermediate deadline (25 April 2019) of this ERC 2019 Proof of Concept call (ERC-2019-PoC).
This represents the same number of submissions than for the second cut-off of the 2018 call, and 5 proposals less (3,5%) than the first cut-off of this 2019 call.
The final deadline for submission to this call is 19 September 2019 (17:00:00 Brussels local time).
NB: According to the new rules on restrictions on applications (ERC 2019 WP), a Principal Investigator may submit only ONE application per call.
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