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Number of submitted proposals for ERC Starting Grant 2024 call

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A total of 3474 proposals were submitted in response to the ERC 2024 Starting Grant Call (ERC-2024-STG) with deadline 7 November 2023. The number of proposals for each domain is shown below:

  • Physical Sciences and Engineering (Panels PE1 to PE11): 1466
  • Life Sciences (Panels LS1 to LS9): 978
  • Social Sciences and Humanities (Panels SH1 to SH7): 1030

Source: European Commission Funding and tender portal

More details on submission statistics included in the ERC news article

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