A Consortium of Large Scale Facilities in the Field of Energy, Combustion and the Environment

Combustion Technology: Research, Development & Training
Transnational Access to Major Research Infrastructures

Access to Research Infrastructures

Access is provided free of charge and the financial support offered covers subsistence and travel for periods up to six months  at any one of Institutes. Access provided will cover all infrastructural logistical, technical and scientific support that is normally provided to external users of the facility.

Applications may be made by researchers who are conducting research inside the member states of the European Union plus Bulgaria, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Iceland, Israel, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Norway, Poland, Romania, Slovenia and Slovakia, but outside the country in which the facility is situated. Nationals who wish to work at facilities inside their own country cannot apply.

Applications are reviewed by an independent peer review procedure and are selected on the basis of scientific merit.

Candidates to the EuroFlam Access programme must complete the application form and return it to the Programme Manager of the Institute chosen (see below).

download the application form by clicking on the icons along side pdf file  zipped word doc.

Accompanying the form must be:

A letter of support; A letter from the candidate giving reasons for the subject nominated in the application form; A research project proposal; A brief Curriculum Vitae (CV); Certificates where required.

Alternatively, applicants should write to the particular Institute for a full prospectus and the appropriate application form to one of the facilities, the address and telecom data of which are listed below.

Marie Curie Training Fellowship

This is managed in a similar manner to the Access Programme. Applicants should write to the particular Institute for a full prospectus and the appropriate application form to one of the facilities, the address and telecom data of which are listed below.

Marie Curie Training Sites give young researchers pursuing doctoral studies the opportunity to receive training within high-level groups in their specialised area of research.

What are the requirements for fellows?

• Nationality
  All fellows must be nationals of an EU Member or Associated State (see above), or have resided in the EU for at least five years immediately prior to their selection by the company.

• Mobility
  They must not undertake their fellowship in the country of their nationality or recent centre of activity. Nationals from an Associated State can only carry out their fellowship in a Member State.

• Age
  At the time of selection the fellow must be 35 years old or less.

• Research Experience
  The scheme is directed to postgraduate researchers pursuing doctoral studies in a subject area similar to that of the Training Site.

What is the duration?

3 months to 1 academic year

What is the estimated Allowance?

Fellows will receive the following:

Fellowship scheme	Subsistance and Mobility Allowance for fellow (euro/fellow-month)	Contribution to travel costs (euro/fellow-month)
Marie Curie Training Sites	1200	100

For either programme, send your application or enquiries to:

For further information on the EuroFlam programme, mail to: info@euroflam.net
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