RadboudHorizonEuropeStories

Within the Radboud University Support Programme EU, a joint initiative of grant advisors from the University and Radboudumc, we are promoting Horizon Europe stories from researchers, directors and grant support experts who benefitted from the Programme and can share their experience and tips with you.

Within the Radboud University Support Programme EU, a joint initiative of grant advisors from the University and Radboudumc, we are promoting Horizon Europe stories from researchers, directors and grant support experts who benefitted from the Programme and can share their experience and tips with you. Today's story is byTesseltje de Lange, Professor of European Migration Law, coordinator of the  DIGNITYFIRM project.

Within the Radboud University Support Programme EU, a joint initiative of grant advisors from the University and Radboudumc, we are promoting Horizon Europe stories from researchers, directors and grant support experts who benefitted from the Programme and can share their experience and tips with you.We have asked Liedeke Plate, director of Radboud Institute for Culture and History, to share her reflections on how Horizon Europe can enable researchers to acquire new knowledge, increase their expertise, and expand their international network.

Within the Radboud University Support Programme EU, a joint initiative of grant advisors from the University and Radboudumc, we are promoting biweekly Horizon Europe stories from researchers, directors and grant support experts who benefitted from the Programme and can share their experience and tips with you.Today’s story is by Esther Steenbeek-Planting, Coordinator Societal Impact and Wendy Ginkel, the Programme Manager for the Gravitation Consortium "Language in Interaction" at the Donders Centre for Cognitive Neuroimaging, who organized a series of events for researchers involved in the Consortium to explore opportunities within Horizon Europe.

Within Radboud University Support Programme EU, a joint initiative of grant advisors from the University and Radboudumc, we are promoting biweekly Horizon Europe stories from researchers, directors and grant support experts who benefitted from the Programme and can share their experience and tips with you.Today’s story focuses on the support offered to Radboud Radboud University Network on Migrant Inclusion – RUNOMI.RUNOMI is a university-wide network organization of more than 80 scholars working in the field of migrant inclusion at Radboud University in the Netherlands. RUNOMI researchers are affiliated with the Nijmegen School of Management, the faculties of Arts, Law, Social Sciences, Philosophy, Theology and Religious Studies and the Radboud University Medical Centre.We have asked Pascal Beckers, Director RUNOMI Research & Valorization and Linda Sloane, Research Valorisation Officer, to share their thoughts on opportunities within Horizon Europe for RUNOMI and the way the network prepares for upcoming grant applications. Pascal and Linda also shared some practical tips for other interdisciplinary initiatives interested in applying for EU funding programmes.

Within the Radboud University Support Programme EU, a joint initiative of grant advisors from the University and Radboudumc, we are promoting biweekly Horizon Europe stories from researchers, directors and grant support experts who benefitted from the Programme and can share their experience and tips with you.Today’s story is by Prof. Toon Cillessen, director of Research at Radboud Behavioural Science Institute (BSI), as thanks to the support of BSI management, a number of tailored events within the Programme were specifically organised for BSI researchers.

Within the Radboud University Support Programme EU, a joint initiative of grant advisors from the University and Radboudumc, we are promoting biweekly Horizon Europe stories from researchers, directors and grant support experts who benefitted from the Programme and can share their experience and tips with you. Today’s story is by prof. Lutgarde Buydens, the Dean of the Faculty of Science.

Within the Radboud University Support Programme EU, a joint initiative of grant advisors from the University and Radboudumc, we are promoting biweekly Horizon Europe stories from researchers, directors and grant support experts who benefitted from the Programme and can share their experience and tips with you.Today’s story is by Rudie Trienes, Director of Research and Jan-Kees Helderman, Vice-Dean for Research at the Nijmegen School of Management.

Within the Radboud University Support Programme EU, a joint initiative of grant advisors from the University and Radboudumc, we are promoting biweekly Horizon Europe stories from researchers, directors and grant support experts who benefitted from the Programme and can share their experience and tips with you. Today’s story is by Mark Wiering, Associate Professor at Geography, Spatial Planning and Environment Department, Nijmegen School of Management, who submitted a proposal for the last round of H2020 is considering Horizon Europe application as a follow-up.