Hei,

Please find below info about open and forthcoming research funding calls (the same info in the attachment).

 

 

ACADEMY OF FINLAND    

 

AoF autumn calls:  

Support for autumn calls - contact Research Funding Specialist (Päivi Tomperi)

·    Feedback on your previous Academy application, analysis of the evaluators’ comments  

·    Support how to write new application 

·    Review the application. Please send your application  for review by 10th September at the latest. Applications are reviewed on a first come, first served basis! 

 

The projects to be funded must focus on measures supporting both the green and digital transition, respecting the principles of sustainable development and the ‘Do No     Significant Harm’ principle.  

Targeted call for applications focusing on new and sustainable value chains from forest raw material. The call encompasses all types of wood-based products, such as building components, furniture, textiles, packaging and other new materials, but not bioenergy and biofuels. Funding is available for consortia where the consortium partners are from Finland and Sweden. The consortia are led by an early-career researcher with no more than ten years since their first doctoral degree. The joint application must include at least one and up to two consortium partners from each country. 

  

RAKENNERAHASTOT 

REACT-EU-rahoitusta haettavana Pohjois-Pohjanmaan ELY-keskuksessa rakennerahasto-ohjelmasta. REACT-EU-rahoituksella rahoitetaan nopeasti vaikuttavia ja elvyttäviä toimenpiteitä koronakriisistä selviämiseksi sekä pohjan luomiseksi talouden vihreälle, digitaaliselle ja palautumiskykyä tukevalle elpymiselle. Hakemukset tulee toimittaa Johanna Ekille 30.8. mennessä, johanna.ek@oulu.fi 

 

NORDFORSK 

Nordic-Russian call for networks for risk and crisis management , DL 15.9.2021  

This call for proposals aims to support interdisciplinary consortiums to develop measures and tools to confront the next natural or man-made crisis.  

 

INTERREG NPA  

Bridging Call for fund preparatory projects , DL 8.10 

As with previous bridging calls, the main purpose is to build a project pipeline for future main projects in the forthcoming programme and keep momentum and front-loading the future programme; thus allowing for a strong start. Secondly, to explore in practice the different themes proposed in the new programme which could help design future calls.   A "How to Apply Seminar" will be hosted online on 9th September.  

 

 

FOUNDATIONS 

The foundation’s primary role is to support medical, technical and scientific equipment and methods related research and economic research in these fields. The Foundation can also support other high-level basic research in medical, scientific and technological areas that promotes the Foundation's purposes. 

For research projects and studies in the fields of natural sciences, especially in the fields of mathematics, physics, meteorology, geophysics and astronomy. 

materials research related to concrete; leadership training in the Finnish scout movement. DL 25.9

Grants to support research on agricultural and forestry sciences. Priority is given to doctoral thesis work. 

This assists women pursuing a doctoral degree in aerospace engineering or space sciences. 

 

 

 

HORIZON EUROPE 

In order to make it little bit easier for you to find the right call and write a good proposal for the newly opened Horizon Europe (HEU) Programme, Research support services has made brand new Horizon Europe Patio Service Cards containing information on the various funding instruments: Services and instructions/ Research support/ Funding instruments.  Within the service cards you can find for example annotated proposal templates containing plenty of useful information and examples for ERC, MSCA and RIA (Research and Innovation Action) proposals,  but also a comprehensive list of various tools/ guides and contact points for hands on support. Horizon Europe Consortium Project Service cards even contains an overview of all calls in Pillar II for 2021-2022. Below a list of the new service cards:   

Horizon Europe – European Research Council (ERC)  

Horizon Europe - Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA)  

Horizon Europe Consortium Projects (Pillar II)  

Horizon Europe - European Partnerships  

Horizon Europe - European Innovation Council (EIC)  

  

Horizon Europe: ERC  

 

Horizon Europe:  MSCA

Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Postdoctoral Fellowships (previously MSCA Individual Fellowship) provide grants for experienced researchers to support their mobility, research projects and training both within and outside of Europe. The fellowship is applied in cooperation with the planned host organisation.

MSCA Doctoral Networks will implement doctoral programmes, by partnerships of universities, research institutions and research infrastructures, businesses including SMEs, and other socio-economic actors from different countries across Europe and beyond.  

 

OTHER 

 

 

EVENTS 

 

Academy of Finland September call info event 30.8. at 13:00 –16:00  

https://oulu.zoom.us/j/68184610036 

Program: 

13.00 Welcome
13.10 Data management, data protection and research ethics, Sirpa Aalto and N.N. 
13.30 Publications and other research outputs in a grant application. Use of bibliometrics when applying for funding,  Tiina Sipola  
14.00 Open access, Mari Katvala  
14.30 Impact, Kirsi Ojutkangas  
15.00 Evaluation process, N.N. 
15.30 Budgeting for AoF proposals, Olli Ahonen  
16.00 End of event 

 

MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowship proposal clinic on "Impact and Dissemination, Exploitation, Communication" 26.8. at 14:00 –15.30  

Link: Click here to join the meeting 

Program: 

14:00-14:20 Impact in my MSCA project 
Italo Azeni, Senior Research Fellow, Adjunct Professor, Faculty of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering 

14:20-14:40 Introduction to Impact and Dissemination, Exploitation and Communication requirements in MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowship 
Janika Luukinen, Research Funding Specialist, Research and Project Services 

14:40-15:15 Impact Canvas as a tool map out the impact and measures to achieve it 
Kirsi Ojutkangas, Impact Coach, Research Funding Specialist, Research and Project Services 

15:15-15:30 Discussion 

 

Who owns the IPR?  2.9.2021 at 14-15 

IPR (intellectual property rights) issues are often raised in research projects. Business partners ask what benefits they will get from participating in the project. At what cost can the resulting inventions be accessed? 

Come to the webinar! Maarit Jokela, Innovation Manager of University Innovation Centre will tell 2.9.2021 at 14-15 in English (Participation link: https://oulu.zoom.us/j/63871206601)  

·    Who owns the IPRs generated in the study? Researcher, university or company involved in the project? 

·    What can be promised to companies when asked to participate in research projects? 

·    How are IPR matters agreed? How are they compensated?  

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Interested in Impact?  

What is impact and why does it matter? Can it be measured? How to create and maximise impact in your research? Why are the UN SDGs relevant? Our guide helps you answer these and more questions. 

Impact Helper 

 

Kind regards

Päivi

 

 

Päivi Tomperi

Research Funding Specialist

University of Oulu

Research and Project Services

Paavo Havaksen tie 3

PL 7300

90014 University of Oulu

Finland

 

tel. +358 294 483972

mobile: +358 (0)40 7468503

e-mail: paivi.tomperi@oulu.fi