In May 2015 the European Commission adopted the European Agenda on Migration (EAM), which brings together the different steps the European Union should take now, and in the coming years, to build up a coherent and comprehensive approach to reap the benefits and address the challenges deriving from migration.
Resilience is critical to allow authorities to take proper measures in response to severe disasters, both natural (including climate-related extreme events) and man-made. Innovation for disaster-resilient societies may draw from novel technologies, provided that they are affordable, accepted by the citizens, and customized and implemented for the (cross-sectoral) needs of first responders.
Application deadline: Saturday, November 15, 2025
Reference letter deadline: Saturday, November 22, 2025
Notification of results to applicants: Monday, March 2, 2026
ArTeC est une École Universitaire de Recherche consacrée à la Recherche-Création. Implantée sur les sites des universités Paris 8, Paris-Nanterre et du Campus Condorcet, elle accompagne les pratiques expérimentales qui s’appuient sur des gestes artistiques pour réinventer la recherche universitaire. ArTeC a pour objectif de promouvoir et d’articuler des projets de recherche et des dispositifs de formation relatifs aux domaines des arts, des technologies, du numérique, des médiations humaines et de la création.
La France et le Kenya souhaitent renforcer leurs activités de coopération pour l’enseignement supérieur et la recherche. Les deux pays ont signé, le 5 mai 2015, le partenariat Hubert Curien « PAMOJA », renouvelé le 6 octobre 2021 pour couvrir la période 2021-2026.
The Fellowship is named after Anna Boyksen, the first female engineering student at TUM (1906).
Target Group
Outstanding top-level female professors from outside TUM who intend to explore gender- and/or diversity-relevant topics in the context of the TUM subject portfolio together with a TUM research group are eligible for a TUM-IAS Anna Boyksen Fellowship. The proposal is to be submitted jointly by the nominee and the planned TUM-IAS host.
The Starting Grant supports excellent Principal Investigators starting or having recently started their own independent research team or programme. A Starting Grant Principal Investigator should have already shown evidence of the potential for research independence, for example, by having produced at least one important publication as its main author or a publication without the participation of their PhD supervisor.
Are you a researcher that wants to address a research problem so ambitious, that can not be dealt with you and your team alone? The Synergy Grants could be for you!
A group of two to maximum four Principal Investigators (PIs) working together and bringing different skills and resources to tackle ambitious research problems. One will be designated as the corresponding PI (cPI).
No specific eligibility criteria regarding the academic training are foreseen for ERC Synergy Grants.
The road mobility environment – the area which covers both road transport users and those affected by them – is evolving. Vehicle types are beginning to change as a result of increasing levels of automation. New vehicle types and new types of road user will operate with conventional vehicles and road users as part of an evolving mixed traffic environment.