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Programmes MSCAThere are several platforms where a researcher can find hosts (both supervisors and institutions) for MSCA calls, and vacancies for positions in running MSCA projects. These platforms at the same time offer the possibility for institutions, industry and SMEs to publish hosting offers to attract researchers.
MSCA-NET Matchmaking platform offers advanced opportunities to find a partner or start a cooperation. This is a virtual platform to facilitate cooperation between all types of institutions, companies and researchers. A place where you can publish your profile, offer your hosting arrangements to attract talent and establish bilateral and multilateral meetings to prepare MSCA projects for the upcoming MSCA 2022 and 2023 calls. The platform will be available until May 2023.
The MSCA-NET Expressions of Interest (EOI) page will support institutions in attracting more MSCA fellows per MSCA calls. It is possible to publish an EOI by filling a form for the MSCA Action of interest: Postdoctoral Fellowship (PF); Non-academic Placement; Doctoral Network (DN); Staff Exchange (SE) and Cofund. The EOI will be published in the overview of all submitted EOIs.
On the Euraxess platform you can find among others vacancies for PhD and postdoctoral positions in MSCA projects and hosting offers for upcoming MSCA calls.
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