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- 1. Possibilities of financingCareer Development David Sayago Zaragoza, 30.09.10
- 3. Where do we stand? Who are you? Did you want to be a researcher in the first place? Who do you want to be? Do you still want to be a researcher? What does it take to become one? To answer this question we may need to make some considerations about the research career
- 5. PhD Academic career path
- 6. PhD Academic career path FirstPostdoc
- 7. PhD Academic career path FirstPostdoc SecondPostdoc
- 8. PhD Academic career path FirstPostdoc SecondPostdoc …
- 9. PhD Academic career path nthPostdoc FirstPostdoc SecondPostdoc …
- 10. PhD Academic career path nthPostdoc FirstPostdoc SecondPostdoc … Short termscholarships/contracts Mobilityisalmost a must (transnational / institutional) 3 – 10 years
- 11. PhD Academic career path nthPostdoc FirstPostdoc SecondPostdoc … Short termscholarships/contracts Tenure track Tenure Mobilityisalmost a must (transnational / institutional) Stable position Youmoveonly ifyouwantto 3 – 10 years
- 12. PhD The first will be the first Weneedto catch therighttrain FirstPostdoc SecondPostdoc Tenure track Tenure 3 – 5 years
- 13. Catching the right train Plan your career steps in advance Look for the best research groups and join them The best research groups are not only those that publish in Nature and Science, but those who will care about your career When doing research, try to be creative, take some risks, fight for your independence Do not follow your heart, but your brain
- 14. Money isthekey Getting funded
- 15. First step Top research groups have money Ask directly if they can fund you to work with them If this does not work, you will need to identify the funding that fits your needs best Good news is that there is plenty of money out there. Look for regional, national, international funding
- 16. First postdoc European National …
- 17. European funding Marie Curie actions are one the best schemes to fund postdoctoral positions they fund salary and research costs In your current situation you would be interest it in the following opportunities: get an ER position in another ITN Intra-European fellowships (IEF) International outgoing fellowships (IOF)
- 18. ER position in an ITN If you are still in your first 5 years of your research career, you are eligible to be hired as an ER in an ITN Funding can be for 2 to 24 months Attractive salary gross for 2011 around 58.500 €/year Opportunities available continuously at EURAXESS No need to wait for a call
- 19. Intra-European fellowship For experienced researchers To move within EU27 or FP7 associated countries Funding for 12 to 24 months gross salary for 2011 around 58.500 €/year mobilityallowance (1000/700 €/month) Researchcosts (800 € / month)
- 20. Intra-European fellowship One call per year opening in March, closing in August 2011 call open on the 16.03.11 and close on the 11.08.11 Application of an individual researcher in liaison with a host institution located in EU27 or AC The proposal must contain a research project to be carried out during the duration of the fellowship You need to plan this well in advance
- 21. International outgoingfellowship For experienced researchers To move from EU27/AC to a third country, with a return phase in EU27/AC Funding for outgoing phase (12 to 24 months) and for the return phase (12 months) gross salary for 2011 around 58.500 €/year mobilityallowancearound 1000/700 €/month Researchcosts (800 €/month)
- 22. International outgoingfellowship One call per year opening in March, closing in August 2011 call open on the 16.03.11 and close on the 11.08.11 Application of an individual researcher in liaison with a 2 hosts institutions (1 in EU27/AC, 1 in third country) The proposal must contain a research project to be carried out during the duration of the fellowship You need to plan this well in advance
- 23. For both IEF and IOF Support from National Contact Points http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7/ncp_en.html These calls can be found in: http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7/dc/index.cfm?fuseaction=UserSite.FP7CallsPage
- 24. National funding Marie Curie actions are being cloned at regional and national level (Spanish institutions lead this European initiative with 19 programmes) Spanish Ministry for Science and innovation offer both outgoing and incoming postdoctoral fellowships Spanish Autonomous Regions offer a variety of funding opportunities
- 25. CofundMC actions are being cloned! European commission co-funds Marie Curie cloning National, regional and institutional postdoctoral programmes are being co-funded by the EC with the sole condition they have to resemble MC actions
- 26. CofundMC actions are being cloned!
- 27. CofundMC actions are being cloned!
- 28. CofundMC actions are being cloned! Open positions under co-funded programmes can be found in: http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7/people/cofund_en.html
- 29. SpainOther National funding For outgoing mobility: Becaspostdoctorales MICINN Becas de especialización en organismos internacionales MICINN MICINN calls: http://www.micinn.es/ …then go to Research/research careers Several regional programmes: http://www.euraxess.es/eng
- 31. Marie Curie actions Marie Curie actions also offer opportunities to more senior researchers International Incoming fellowships (IIF) CareerIntegrationGrants (CIG) IEF and IOF are alsoforseniorresearchers
- 32. International incomingfellowships For top-class researchers active in a third country To move from a third country to EU27/AC Funding for 12 to 24 months gross salary for 2011 around 87.500 €/year mobilityallowance (1000/700 €/month) Researchcosts (800 € / month)
- 33. International incoming fellowships One call per year opening in March, closing in August 2011 call open on the 16.03.11 and close on the 11.08.11 Application of an individual researcher in liaison with a host institution located in EU27 or AC The proposal must contain a research project to be carried out during the duration of the fellowship You need to plan this well in advance
- 34. Career integration Grants For experienced researchers that have been offered an stable position in EU27/AC Start-up grant of 100.000 € for 4 years NOTE: ERG and IRG do not exist any more
- 35. European Research CouncilStarting Grants For outstanding researchers with 2 to 12 years postdoctoral experience Objective: to become a consolidated group leader in EU27/AC Start-up grant up to 1.5 M€ for 5 years
- 36. SpainNational funding MICINN: Ramón y CajalProgramme Torres Quevedo Programme MICINN calls: http://www.micinn.es/ …then go to Research/research careers Several regional programmes: e.g. ICREA (www.icrea.cat)
- 37. SpainNational funding vs European excellence Spain occupies the 4th position in the Starting grants competition so far All StG holders in Spain have benefited previously from one of the following programmes: Ramón y Cajal (MICINN) ICREA (Fundación ICREA, Catalonia)
- 38. Will I makeit? Academic funnel
- 39. PhD Academic career problem nthPostdoc FirstPostdoc SecondPostdoc … Tenure track Tenure Available positions
- 40. PhD Other career paths nthPostdoc FirstPostdoc SecondPostdoc … Tenure track Tenure
- 41. PhD Other career paths Research in the private sector Big companies SMEs Spin offs – start ups Createyourowncompany Forget about being a researcher Research manager Scientificofficer policyofficer other
- 42. Thank youfor your attention and good luck!
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