[Okgrantsmanship] Marie Curie Individual International Research Fellowships

[Mason, Linda]

Here is information about International Incoming Fellowship (IIF) - Brunel University, London, will be happy to host US colleague(s). See Brunel University at http://www.brunel.ac.uk/. Specifically, Brunel excels in Technology, Business, commercialization of engineering or scientific research. They have an initiative called Ideas to Market, similar to the Oklahoma i2E (Innovation to Enterprise). 

International Incoming Fellowship (IIF)

•         For researchers based outside Europe to work in an EU Member State or country associated to FP7
•         Have a duration of 1-2 years 
•         Any nationality can apply

These actions are for experienced researchers with at least four years research experience or a PhD. To be eligible applicants should not have been in the host country for more than 12 months in the previous three years.

The Marie Curie Fellowships scheme is open to all disciplines and applicants can propose a project of their choice, supported by a ‘host researcher’ at host institute. . The fellowships cover the cost of a researcher’s living, relocation, research expenses and overheads for a period of 12 to 24 months (full‐time). Applications are assessed on the basis of the proposed project’s scientific, academic or technical quality and implementation as well as the applicant’s training plans, research experience and achievements.

Attach is a PP presentation for your information with more details. Note that we (UK and EU) can also send a researcher to US under International Outgoing Fellowship (IOF). 

If you have faculty interested in applying for this research fellowship, please contact me, Linda Mason, lmason at osrhe.edu.

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