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The Future of European Research Funding
Creators
- Andreina Laera1
- Anna Menyhért1
- Asunción López Varela Azcárate1
- Béla Fiser1
- Brian Cahill1
- Conor Horgan1
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Fernanda Bajanca1
- Francesco Grassi1
- François Soubiran1
- Gábor Kismihók1
- Magdalini Theodoridou1
- Maja Mise1
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Marco Masia1
- Mario Bonato1
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Matthew DiFranco1
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Mattias Björnmalm1
- Miguel Antonio Lim1
- Mostafa M. Shawrav1
- Murat Gunes1
- Nadia Metoui1
- Nehama Lewis1
- Nikolai Bobylev1
- Nina Díaz Fernández1
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Renaud Jolivet1
- Sajid Mohamed1
- Samer Kurdi1
- Sara Johansson1
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Sara Ricardo1
- Soheil Shayegh1
- Stavros Skouras1
- Sundar Thirumalai1
- Tanya Romacho1
- Theodota Lagouri1
- Xoana Gonzalez Troncoso1
- Yana Wade1
- Yaroslav Verkh1
- 1. Marie Curie Alumni Association
Description
In response to the “Public consultation on EU funds” launched by the European Commission, the MCAA Policy Group and the Board have published a Statement on the Framework Programme Horizon Europe that will come after Horizon 2020 (the document refers to it as FP9).
The MCAA recommendations for Horizon Europe are contained in nine issues, as listed below:
- Issue 1: Substantially increase research budget to at least €120 billion;
- Issue 2: Widen participation of all EU countries in the R&I framework programme;
- Issue 3: Improve career prospects for researchers;
- Issue 4: Implement Open Science;
- Issue 5: Facilitate long-term financial stability for mobile researchers;
- Issue 6: Expand support for the mental health and well-being of researchers;
- Issue 7: Improve integration of social sciences and humanities;
- Issue 8: Promote integration of displaced researchers in higher education institutions;
- Issue 9: Promoting gender equality and diversity.
Note: Authors are listed in alphabetical order.
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