2021 Marie Curie Postdoctoral Fellowship (HE-MSCA-PF-2021)

[XmendeleievX]

Folks any clue how they decide the panel's cut-off score?

They simply give the grant to the applicants from higher to lower score. When the total money allocated to an specific panel runs out, the last person to get it is defined as the cut off score.

[beymsca]

Status: Ranking
Change: Tuesday (March 1), 1 PM (BRT) - first time I saw it
Panel: EF - LIF
First letter acronym: L
First letter of last name: L

[mc_paranoia]

Yes, CET here

[dw2022]

Hello friends, I haven't checked the magic link yet since I'd prefer have a peaceful weekend. Also, disabled email notifications on my mobile
First-time applicant, CHE-EF

Having a peaceful weekend????

now comes the meme (FINALLY)

[althusser]

so far that`s what we have
Please lemme know if you guys spot any mistake

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For me,

Status: Ranking
Changed: Wed, March 2, 13:30 (Brussels Time)
Panel: PF-SOC
First letter of Acronym: E
First letter of Last Name: L

[Cr@zyChem]

Let's facilitate the data mining and give CET time, peeps!

[Bahador]

Folks any clue how they decide the panel's cut-off score?

They simply give the grant to the applicants from higher to lower score. When the total money allocated to an specific panel runs out, the last person to get it is defined as the cut off score.

Sure? So would increase the score if many applicants land on the same score, the tie situation I mean!

[horizon]

Folks any clue how they decide the panel's cut-off score?

They simply give the grant to the applicants from higher to lower score. When the total money allocated to an specific panel runs out, the last person to get it is defined as the cut off score.

Sure? So would increase the score if many applicants land on the same score, the tie situation I mean!

Yes. But I think in the evaluation process they discuss and decide how to handle this situation. It was in the evaluation document which someone had uploaded a few pages back

[Bahador]

They simply give the grant to the applicants from higher to lower score. When the total money allocated to an specific panel runs out, the last person to get it is defined as the cut off score.

Sure? So would increase the score if many applicants land on the same score, the tie situation I mean!

Yes. But I think in the evaluation process they discuss and decide how to handle this situation. It was in the evaluation document which someone had uploaded a few pages back

True true!!!
wish to go through to all!

[alozzup]

At this point, what really worries me is having to wait for ten more days!