Horizon Europe - Low Hanging Fruit

Easy Entry Points to Horizon Europe

This workshop is designed for researchers who are completely new to Horizon Europe. It identifies easy entry points to Horizon Europe.

This will guide beginners how to start and how to proceed.

Target Audience: Researchers in Universities and Research Centres.

The course is NOT open to Private Consultants

Course Presenters: Dr. Seán McCarthy

Sylvia McCarthy (EU Policy Analyst)

Duration: 45-minute workshop

Bookings and Enquiries: mary.mccarthy@hyperion.ie

Contents of Course

Module 1: Monitor Funded Projects

ERC (European Research Council)

MSCA (Marie Sklodowska-Curie Actions)

Pillar II (Global Challenges and Industrial Leadership)

CSAs (Coordination and Support Actions)

EIC Pathfinder (Pillar III)

COST Actions

Module 2: Evaluate Horizon Europe Proposals

The Role of Expert Evaluators and Project Reviewers

How Proposal Evaluators are Selected

How to Register as an Expert Evaluator

How to Register as an ERC Reviewer

Module 3: Access European Research Infrastructures

Overview of the Research Infrastructure Programme

How to Identify Research Infrastructures to Access

Module 4: EIT Entrepreneurial Training

Description of EIT (European Institute for Innovation and Technology)

Examples of Entrepreneurial Training

Websites to apply for Training Opportunities

Module 5: Identify Vacancies for PhD / Post-Doctoral / Job Opportunities

EURAXESS

ERC funded Teams

JRC (Joint Research Centre)

Module 6: Cascade Funding (Third Party Funding)

Description of Cascade Funding

Websites for Cascade Funding

Public Procurement of Innovation (PPI)

Pre-Competitive Public Procurement (PCP)

Module 7: How to Start Networking at EU Level

Networks for Early Career Researchers

European University Alliances

European Research Networks and Associations

European Expert Groups

For More Information Contact:

Hyperion Ltd.
Main Street, Watergrasshill, Co-Cork, Ireland T56 CC93
Tel: 00 353 21 4889 461
email: sean.mccarthy@hyperion.ie

Website: www.hyperion.ie

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