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Meet the Researchers: Tomislav Stojanov
What does it take to secure a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Postdoctoral Fellowship? Everyone's path to their Fellowship is different. Ka Man Parkinson from the EURAXESS UK team spoke to current grantee Tomislav Stojanov to hear about his academic journey from Croatia to the UK, as well as his... -
Meet the Scientist: Dr Leila Moura
By Ciarán Gibson Dr Leila Moura is a Royal Academy of Engineering Research Fellow based at Queen’s University Belfast who first came to this corner of the UK through a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Individual Fellowship in 2016. I recently had the pleasure to speak with Dr Moura and hear her story... -
Meet the Scientist: Vivian Petersen Wagner
By Ciarán Gibson This week I was delighted to have the opportunity to speak with Vivian Petersen Wagner, a research fellow at the University of Sheffield’s School of Dentistry. Vivian successfully applied for the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) Fellowship in 2020 and after an initial... -
New resources and guidance: Talent Management
New EURAXESS collaborative outcomes on Gender Equality, Recruitment, Social Media and Career Stories Over the last year, teams from EURAXESS have worked on topical themes to bring together expertise from different countries with innovative methods, relating to ‘Talent Management’, covering areas... -
New resources from EURAXESS – Entrepreneurship and Careers beyond Academia
Recently launched, the EURAXESS Start-up Hub provides different perspectives on scientific start-up entrepreneurship bought together as part of the EURAXESS Start-up Hub Digital Toolkit, presenting megabytes of useful content and online tools for aspiring sci-entrepreneurs, research-performing... -
New route for international students to the UK open for applications
On 1 July, the UK government announced a new Graduate route for international students.The Graduate route provides an opportunity for international students who have been awarded their degree to stay in the UK and work, or look for work, at any skill level for 2 years, or 3 years for doctoral... -
New statement from the Royal Society, Académie des Sciences and the Leopoldina has been published
International collaboration is highly beneficial to a researcher's work and career. Following the outcome of the UK referendum on EU membership, the wider impact that this will have on the science community and international collaboration remains to be determined. However, the importance of... -
Newton Fund experiences in China
One of the many programmes we promote via the Euraxess portal is the Newton Fund. The Newton Fund promotes the economic development and welfare in partnering countries, through science and innovation partnerships. It aims to strengthen science and innovation capacity and unlock further funding to... -
Outcomes – Public engagement and science communication webinar from EURAXESS UK
Thursday 8 December EURAXESS brought together global contributions on the theme of public engagement, science communication and researcher mobility. Attendees came from far and wide, including South Africa, Israel and Kazakhstan. Recording is now available here: :http://mp.streamamg.com/tiny... -
Q&A with British Council Women in STEM Scholar Masoma Hassani
On International Women’s Day, we take this opportunity to celebrate women in STEM. Today we shine a spotlight on British Council Women in STEM Scholar Masoma Hassani from Afghanistan who is studying Public Health and Health Promotion at Brunel University. Masoma shares her story of leaving her...