The European Commission is inviting bids for the final tranche of Marie Curie fellowship grants allotted under the current seventh Framework Programme for Research (FP7, 2007-13). Some €227 million, the highest single amount made available through the Marie Curie Actions fund, will be awarded to around 1 000 experienced researchers this year. The application process runs until 14 August 2013.
Androulla Vassiliou, the European Commissioner responsible for the Marie Curie fund, said: "In times of budgetary rigour, public spending must be directed to policies that generate the most benefits for citizens and the European economy. Our Marie Curie fellowship grants ensure support for excellent research in areas like healthcare, which can result in breakthroughs that transform the lives of millions. Recent Marie Curie beneficiaries have carried out ground-breaking research aimed at tackling Hepatitis C and malaria, for instance."
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The launch conference of the ENPI-funded ‘Cross-Border Cooperation Programme Poland - Belarus - Ukraine 2007-2013’ (PBU CBC) served as a “launch pad for operational network-based cooperation among regions” involved in the programme, according to the latest edition of its newsletter, ‘The Crossborderer’. The conference took place in Lviv in Ukraine. The newsletter said the aim of the event was to introduce a plethora of opportunities offered to potential applicants by the EU through the cross-border programme and acquaint the applicants with the Programme priorities and measures. The conference brought together government officials from Poland, Ukraine and Belarus as well as interested representatives of NGOs, state organizations and public bodies of the participating countries.
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