Incoming Fellowship Scheme

Eligibility Check – Incoming Fellowship Scheme


At the time of the call deadline, researchers must:
Researchers, who meet the aforementioned criteria, must not:
Fellowship distribution – Research experience:

INCOMING
  12 months 24 months
Researchers 4-10 years 10 12
Researchers > 10 years 8 8
TOTAL 18 20
 

Project Documentation:


NEWFELPRO will launch three open Calls for proposals for incoming fellowship scheme:


FIRST CALL:  21 June 2013 - 18 September 2013 Anticipated number of fellowships Approved project start date Approved project end date
INCOMING 13 1 April 2014 1 April 2016


SECOND CALL: 5 December 2013 - 4 March 2014 Anticipated number of fellowships Approved project start date Approved project end date
INCOMING 13 1 September 2014 1 September 2016


THIRD CALL:  3 October 2014 - 31 December 2014 Anticipated number of fellowships Approved project start date Approved project end date
INCOMING 12 1 July 2015 1 July 2017


ANTICIPATED GRANT COSTS:


  Anticipated grant costs
  Living allowance
(€/fellow year)
Travel allowance
(€/fellow year)
Average contribution to research cost
 (€/fellow year)
INCOMING
Researchers 4 – 10 years
20.199,00 2.500,00          3.000,00         
INCOMING
Researchers > 10 years
32.158,00 2.500,00          3.000,00         

The anticipated grant costs are calculated in gross amount. Net amount will be calculated in accordance with specific host country rules. Fellows shall sign an employment contract in accordance with national regulations and their engagement shall also be in line with the European Charter for Researchers and the Code of Conduct.


Travel allowance:


Travel allowance is composed of a contribution to the fellows' relocation costs, and a contribution to the fellows’ mobility costs.

COST TYPE AMOUNT / (€/FELLOW YEAR)
Fellows' relocation costs 1.440,00
Fellows’ mobility costs 1.060,00
 

Contribution to research cost:


Contribution to research cost is divided into two categories – lab-based research and non lab-based research.

RESEARCH TYPE AMOUNT / (€/FELLOW YEAR)
Lab-based research 3.300,00
Non lab-based research 1.500,00


DEVELOPING NON-SCIENTIFIC SKILLS


NEWFELPRO beneficiaries will also have an opportunity to attend different workshops on topics such as technology transfer, commercialisation of scientific and professional research results and entrepreneurship.

Technology Transfer Office (TTO) of the University of Zagreb (http://technology.unizg.hr/tt/english) organizes wide range of educational workshops on intellectual property rights and technology transfer, entrepreneurial skills and writing project proposals. For NEWFELPRO beneficiaries one-day and two-day workshops on how to transform research results and knowledge into useful products, services or processes (workshop “From Knowledge to Innovation”), and on starting business based on knowledge and new technologies (workshop “Enterprise based on science and technology”) can be singled out. Workshops can be design to suit smaller or larger number of attendees, and they will be conducted in English or Croatian language, depending on lecturers.

Science and Technology Park (STeP Ri), University of Rijeka doo.  (http://www.step.uniri.hr/) is established having in mind the aims of commercialisation of scientific and professional research results, of giving impetus to collaboration of scientists and entrepreneurs, and of strengthening of science-based economy. STeP Ri is a partner of Enterprise Europe Network (EEN), and has a support of the Business Innovation Croatian Agency (BICRO), and it is taking part in entrepreneurial support network of Croatia. NEWFELPRO beneficiaries might find the following workshops interesting: effective ways of building a strategic plan (“Strategy on A4”), building new business models (“Innovation of business model”), creating new and improving the existing products and services (“Outcome Driven Innovation”), analysing processes of buying/selling and raising sale levels (“Selling Solutions”), acquiring insight into processes of access to building new business organization or changing the existing ones (“Business Organization and Human Resources Management).

Croatian Universities are organizing workshops for Transferable Skills Development on a regular basis. This opportunity will be available at all Croatian universities, if possible.


SUPPORT SERVICES FOR FOREIGN FELLOWS


Researchers of non-Croatian origin will benefit from support services for visa, residence and mobility from both the Agency for Mobility and EU Programmes (AMPEU), which will act as a Local Contact Point in Croatia for all researchers and from the MSES offices responsible for signing the employment contracts.

The EURAXESS Service Centre provides all necessary information and practical support, assisting the grantees with issues regarding accommodation, health care, child care, language issues, social security, etc. All relevant information related to practical support can be found at: http://www.euraxess.hr/sitegenius/topic.php?id=277.