SECURE2 Kick-off Day
Following the success of the SECURE project (2023–2025), the European initiative SECURE2 (Sustainable Careers for Researcher Empowerment 2) is officially set to begin.
COST Action Cross-Cutting Activity on Career development for young Researchers
COST, the European programme supporting interdisciplinary research networks, has launched a Cross-Cutting Activity on Career Development for Young Researchers, co-chaired by EURODOC Vice-President Nicola Dengo and Joanna Rutkowska. This initiative brings together researchers, career development professionals, and key stakeholder organisations—including…
Initiative for Science in Europe launches an open letter inviting all scientists to speak up for the future of science in Europe
Discussions are underway on the next European Framework Programme for Research and Innovation (FP10), which includes a proposal for a major new funding mechanism—the European Competitiveness Fund—that aims to merge existing programmes. In response, Initiative for Science in Europe launched…
ICoRSA Contributes Public Consultation of European Commission on The Future on EU’s Next Long-term Budget (MFF)
ICoRSA submmited its contributions to the next long-term budget Multiannual Financial Framework, that covers EU funds supporting the single market and cooperation between national authorities, as the future european programme for Research and Innovation,FP10. The consultation was open to all…
Help Us Map Training Opportunities for Researchers
In line with ICoRSA’s mission to support the career development of researchers, we are building a database of existing training opportunities for the global research community. To achieve this, we are calling on the training community to help us identify…
ICORSA joins Research Matters Campaign
ICoRSA joined the Research Matters campaign as an official partner, supporting its open letter calling for increased investment in research across European funding systems. The campaign advocates for three key goals: Increased funding for R&D and over 3% of GDP…