VINNOVA offers 100 Marie Curie Incoming Fellowships for research within the Mobility for Growth programme in Sweden.
The call targets internationally experienced researchers currently
working outside Sweden who have a doctorate (or at least four years’
full-time equivalent research experience) in collaborating with private
and/or public sector organisations. For highly experienced researchers
(more than ten years’ full-time equivalent research experience)
collaboration is optional. The grant is intended to fund half the salary
of the researcher (project leader) for the duration of the project. It
also covers additional relevant and justifiable costs relating to
mobility. The application deadline is 16th September 2014.
Study Subject (s): VINNOVA has opened a call for proposals within the Mobility for Growth programme entitled VINNMER Marie Curie Incoming. Course Level: Fellowships are available for undertaking a research project. Scholarship Provider: VINNOVA co-financed by the European Union through the Marie Curie Action Scholarship can be taken at: Sweden
Eligibility: -The call, VINNMER Marie Curie Incoming targets internationally experienced researchers currently working outside Sweden who have a doctorate or at least four years’ full-time equivalent research experience in collaborating with private and/or public sector organisations. For highly experienced researchers (more than ten years’ full-time equivalent research experience) collaboration is optional.
-The call targets international researchers interested in transnational mobility as a career development option, as well as Swedish private or public R&I organisations (as host organisations) which promote and invest in key people and value-collaboration between private and public sectors as a pathway to success.
-The call promotes gender equality, as noted in VINNOVA’s mission statement. Under representation of gender among female and male researchers can be given strategic priority in areas where there is great need to equalise such imbalances.
-The Swedish-based organisation is the applicant and formal recipient of the grant but the researcher should be the project leader for the research project and the main author of the application.
-The call, VINNMER Marie Curie Incoming and the programme Mobility for Growth is co-financed by the European Union through the Marie Curie Action. No individual researcher may benefit from more than one Marie Curie Action at a time. Researchers who already have ongoing Marie Curie fellowships may only start a VINNMER Marie Curie fellowship after completing their first fellowship. Current or former VINNMER Fellows may not apply to VINNMER Marie Curie Incoming.
Scholarship Open for International Students: International researchers (working outside Sweden) can apply for these Marie Curie Incoming fellowships.
Scholarship Description: The call VINNMER Marie Curie Incoming is for funding incoming mobility of experienced researchers in possession of a doctorate or at least four years’ full-time equivalent research experience. The researcher should be outside Sweden at the time of the application and spend at least 67 percent of the project duration in Sweden.
Number of award(s): At least 100 researchers are expected to be made VINNMER Marie Curie Fellows throughout the Mobility for Growth programme.
Duration of award(s): The grant is intended to fund half the salary of the researcher (project leader) for the duration of the project. It also covers additional relevant and justifiable costs relating to mobility.
What does it cover? The grant covers: Max. 50% of salary incl. Swedish employment fees. The grant may also cover (relevant and reasonable) additional costs relating to mobility: Travel, Per diem, Increased living costs, Extra support for fellows with families e.g. school fees,Training and conference fees, Financial support for PhD students mentored by the researcher in the international organisation to enable mentoring at the Swedish organisation (max. SEK 50000/year/student for travel costs, subsistence and accommodation) and other relevant costs (to be specified).
Selection Criteria: The following criteria will determine VINNOVA’s decision on financing of project proposals:
-Relevance
-R&I Quality
-Feasibility
-Exploitability/Utilisation
-Assessment of need for better gender balance in higher positions (such as professors, research director and the like) can be carried out when documentation is provided. Proposals within areas with a high level of need for better gender distributions can result in strategic decisions which promote the underrepresented gender so as to equalise gender imbalances.
Notification: Not Known
How to Apply: Applications are submitted electronically through the application service to VINNOVA’s e-Services Portal.
Scholarship Application Deadline: The application deadline is 16th September 2014.
Further Official Scholarship Information and Application
Study Subject (s): VINNOVA has opened a call for proposals within the Mobility for Growth programme entitled VINNMER Marie Curie Incoming. Course Level: Fellowships are available for undertaking a research project. Scholarship Provider: VINNOVA co-financed by the European Union through the Marie Curie Action Scholarship can be taken at: Sweden
Eligibility: -The call, VINNMER Marie Curie Incoming targets internationally experienced researchers currently working outside Sweden who have a doctorate or at least four years’ full-time equivalent research experience in collaborating with private and/or public sector organisations. For highly experienced researchers (more than ten years’ full-time equivalent research experience) collaboration is optional.
-The call targets international researchers interested in transnational mobility as a career development option, as well as Swedish private or public R&I organisations (as host organisations) which promote and invest in key people and value-collaboration between private and public sectors as a pathway to success.
-The call promotes gender equality, as noted in VINNOVA’s mission statement. Under representation of gender among female and male researchers can be given strategic priority in areas where there is great need to equalise such imbalances.
-The Swedish-based organisation is the applicant and formal recipient of the grant but the researcher should be the project leader for the research project and the main author of the application.
-The call, VINNMER Marie Curie Incoming and the programme Mobility for Growth is co-financed by the European Union through the Marie Curie Action. No individual researcher may benefit from more than one Marie Curie Action at a time. Researchers who already have ongoing Marie Curie fellowships may only start a VINNMER Marie Curie fellowship after completing their first fellowship. Current or former VINNMER Fellows may not apply to VINNMER Marie Curie Incoming.
Scholarship Open for International Students: International researchers (working outside Sweden) can apply for these Marie Curie Incoming fellowships.
Scholarship Description: The call VINNMER Marie Curie Incoming is for funding incoming mobility of experienced researchers in possession of a doctorate or at least four years’ full-time equivalent research experience. The researcher should be outside Sweden at the time of the application and spend at least 67 percent of the project duration in Sweden.
Number of award(s): At least 100 researchers are expected to be made VINNMER Marie Curie Fellows throughout the Mobility for Growth programme.
Duration of award(s): The grant is intended to fund half the salary of the researcher (project leader) for the duration of the project. It also covers additional relevant and justifiable costs relating to mobility.
What does it cover? The grant covers: Max. 50% of salary incl. Swedish employment fees. The grant may also cover (relevant and reasonable) additional costs relating to mobility: Travel, Per diem, Increased living costs, Extra support for fellows with families e.g. school fees,Training and conference fees, Financial support for PhD students mentored by the researcher in the international organisation to enable mentoring at the Swedish organisation (max. SEK 50000/year/student for travel costs, subsistence and accommodation) and other relevant costs (to be specified).
Selection Criteria: The following criteria will determine VINNOVA’s decision on financing of project proposals:
-Relevance
-R&I Quality
-Feasibility
-Exploitability/Utilisation
-Assessment of need for better gender balance in higher positions (such as professors, research director and the like) can be carried out when documentation is provided. Proposals within areas with a high level of need for better gender distributions can result in strategic decisions which promote the underrepresented gender so as to equalise gender imbalances.
Notification: Not Known
How to Apply: Applications are submitted electronically through the application service to VINNOVA’s e-Services Portal.
Scholarship Application Deadline: The application deadline is 16th September 2014.
Further Official Scholarship Information and Application
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