Info session New MSCA: what's in it for mobile researchers and institutions?

**Recordings and slides below**

Are you interested in a research stay in Europe or do you want to collaborate with European institutions?
Join the information session and learn how you can benefit from the European Marie Sklodowska Curie Actions (MSCA) to carry out a PhD, a Post-doctorate or a research project including several European and international institutions. 


Latin American and Caribbean researchers who secured MSCA funding (alumni) will share their experience and tips with the audience.

When? Tuesday 16 March 2021, at 08:30 MEX, 09:30 CO, 11:30 AR, BR, CL, 15:300 CET

Recordings and slides:

Plenary:

• MSCA under Horizon Europe (792.43 KB) , Boryana Yotova, European Commission
  Please, note that the information in this presentation is preliminary and subject to the adoption of the work programme.

• RedLAC NCPs: a network to support Latin American and Caribbean researchers and institutions (1.73 MB)

• How can EURAXESS support you? (5.13 MB)

• Questions and answers (Q&A)

• Breakout rooms: Learn from your peers, Testimonies and tips from LAC MSCA fellows and Q&A

*Room 1: PhD in Europe

The Origins of Life meet Microfluidics... Inside a startup! (3.91 MB)

My experience as a MSCA PhD researcher (512.32 KB)

*Room 2: Postdoctoral fellowship

*Room 3: International research and innovation projects

hERGscreen - hERG related risk assessment of botanicals (3.81 MB)

*Room 4: Doctoral training networks: experience of LAC institutions

Edulia: Bringing down barriers to children’s healthy eating (2.87 MB)

Agenda:

The webinar was held in English.

The event is organised by EURAXESS LAC and the Argentinian, Brazilian and Chilean chapters of the Marie Curie Alumni Association – MCAA. It is part of the second Latin American MCAA Research Conference (https://mcaalatam2021.sched.com/).

About MSCA:

The Marie Sklodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) are the main European funding programme to support researchers' training and mobility. It funds researchers of any nationality, at all stages of their careers and in all research areas.