Researcher training and mobility
5 European H2020 organizations list this as part of their work.
Most active in this area
- UNIVERSITY COLLEGE CORK - NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF IRELAND, CORK
Major Irish research university bridging silicon photonics, microbiome science, marine research, and energy systems with strong consortium leadership.
“20 MSCA Individual Fellowships and 16 MSCA Innovative Training Networks, reflecting a major investment in early-career researcher development across disciplines.”
IE247 projects - FUNDACIO INSTITUT CATALA DE NANOCIENCIA I NANOTECNOLOGIA
Barcelona-based nanoscience centre specialising in graphene, 2D materials, biosensors, phononics, and spintronics — from fundamental physics to prototype devices.
“Hosts or partners in five MSCA programmes (P-SPHERE, DOC-FAM, PROBIST, PREBIST, plus MSCA individual fellowships) building international research capacity.”
ES53 projects - UNIVERSITATEA NATIONALA DE STIINTASI TEHNOLOGIE POLITEHNICA BUCURESTI
Romania's top technical university bridging semiconductor hardware, AI/ML research, and energy systems across 20 H2020 projects with 339 European partners.
“Six MSCA-ITN/RISE participations including MOTOR5G, RECOMBINE, MENELAOS_NT, TraDE-OPT — consistent role as doctoral training host.”
RO20 projects - REPSOL SA
Spanish energy major contributing refinery infrastructure and industrial validation to biofuel, geophysics simulation, and circular economy research projects.
“Involved in GOT ENERGY (fellowship programme), SMARTI ETN (transport infrastructure training network), and NeEDS (data science staff exchange) as an industrial host.”
ES12 projects - CONSEJERIA DE DESARROLLO ECONÓMICO, SOSTENIBILIDAD Y MEDIO AMBIENTE. EUSKO JAURLARITZA-GOBIERNO VASCO
Basque Government department co-funding transnational ERA-NET programmes in advanced manufacturing, materials research, and battery technologies.
“Supported DIRS (Deusto International Research School) as a partner, cofunding doctoral training and researcher career development.”
ES5 projects