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evantsa wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 21, 2022 3:15 am

AnotherCandidate wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 21, 2022 3:13 am

Another rejection here, with 87%

Congrats to those who got it!

I am sorry to hear... Could you please share your panel?

GF-PHY

Another rejection here, with 87%

Congrats to those who got it!

Dear Madam/Sir, The Evaluation Result Letter is available on the proposal page of the Funding & Tenders Portal. Log on to the Funding & Tenders Portal > I just got the rejection letter Is that true?? By mail??? Do you know your ranking? Crossing fingers that you get it on waiting list...

UKR wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 21, 2022 12:20 am

I just got the rejection letter

Is that true?? By mail???

ok thanks for all the answers :) that's what I thought just wanted to make sure. I did read somewhere in their litterature that things like gender balance etc. can be taken into account for equal scores... I was told by my NCP that when there are proposals which are on the limit of being funded but...

First application in my case, I was received by 2 persons, watched the NCP mettings replays on YouTube and had access to a former successful proposal written in my lab. I wrote my proposal in the last moment, I began 1 month prior the deadline.

Since UK has the highest rate of successful applications, and the UK fellowship will be paid by UK, doesn`t it mean more people will get funded by EC then? I don't know how much UK contributed this year, but usually it received more grants than it contribution. As it is now an associated country , ...

In this document you can find on the EU website, it is clearly written that UK did contributed to Horizon 2020 budget. It is the second contributor, behind Germany, just a little ahead of France https://webgate.ec.europa.eu/dashboard/sense/app/a976d168-2023-41d8-acec-e77640154726/sheet/d23bba31-e385...

In last year which country had the highest winners? By highest winner you mean highest number of winners? In that case, it's UK, by far. And it's the case every year Since UK has the highest rate of successful applications, and the UK fellowship will be paid by UK, doesn`t it mean more people will ...

UKR wrote: ↑

Thu Mar 17, 2022 10:14 pm

In last year which country had the highest winners?

By highest winner you mean highest number of winners?

In that case, it's UK, by far. And it's the case every year