Only related to "Reserve list" Q&A 2022

[liukank]

Hi everyone!

As we all wait for the upcoming developments (hopefully next week we start seeing something moving), I would like to ask if anyone on the reserve list received their seal of excellence. Mine is still not in my follow-up page and I was wondering if this is happening to other reserve-list fellows.

Have a nice day!

[ffasdd]

I already got mine on the 4th of April

Hi everyone!

As we all wait for the upcoming developments (hopefully next week we start seeing something moving), I would like to ask if anyone on the reserve list received their seal of excellence. Mine is still not in my follow-up page and I was wondering if this is happening to other reserve-list fellows.

Have a nice day!

[Yanmiao]

Hi, where did you find the seal of excellence? I just checked my follow-up and didn't find it. I will probably contact my NCP.

I already got mine on the 4th of April

Hi everyone!

As we all wait for the upcoming developments (hopefully next week we start seeing something moving), I would like to ask if anyone on the reserve list received their seal of excellence. Mine is still not in my follow-up page and I was wondering if this is happening to other reserve-list fellows.

Have a nice day!

[barbara22]

Hi all!

May 17th is getting closer and closer, and my anxiety grows exponentially.
Does anyone happen to know if the "Projects funded" list includes all winning projects? or only the ones that signed the agreement?
So far, 936 and counting...

If anyone has any useful info please share

[liukank]

Hi all!

May 17th is getting closer and closer, and my anxiety grows exponentially.
Does anyone happen to know if the "Projects funded" list includes all winning projects? or only the ones that signed the agreement?
So far, 936 and counting...

If anyone has any useful info please share

Woah! I wasn't aware of this number, but it seems plausible that these are those who signed the agreement. Considering that 1,235 fellowships were awarded I may think that between drop offs and UK based awardees, the difference makes sense.

[barbara22]

Yes! I was thinking that, but we still have 5 more days for candidates to sign + the time they take uploading this info. I'm guessing this number will go up...

Hi all!

May 17th is getting closer and closer, and my anxiety grows exponentially.
Does anyone happen to know if the "Projects funded" list includes all winning projects? or only the ones that signed the agreement?
So far, 936 and counting...

If anyone has any useful info please share

Woah! I wasn't aware of this number, but it seems plausible that these are those who signed the agreement. Considering that 1,235 fellowships were awarded I may think that between drop offs and UK based awardees, the difference makes sense.

[PROSCO]

Yes! I was thinking that, but we still have 5 more days for candidates to sign + the time they take uploading this info. I'm guessing this number will go up...

Hi all!

May 17th is getting closer and closer, and my anxiety grows exponentially.
Does anyone happen to know if the "Projects funded" list includes all winning projects? or only the ones that signed the agreement?
So far, 936 and counting...

If anyone has any useful info please share

Woah! I wasn't aware of this number, but it seems plausible that these are those who signed the agreement. Considering that 1,235 fellowships were awarded I may think that between drop offs and UK based awardees, the difference makes sense.

We only have 5 more days left for the application deadline! That was a long time of waiting
Since the total number of funded projects is 1,235, the open seats are about 300, which sounds pretty plausible.
Since there are 8 panels for both GF and EF and by looking at the past posts in the website, there are always little to none reserve seats for the GF. I assume that each panels for EF would have average 30 seats atm. Since I was noted that my panel had around 50 funds which were selected but their host is in UK, I think this number became more and more reliable.

But.. Let's wait and see

[liukank]

Yes! I was thinking that, but we still have 5 more days for candidates to sign + the time they take uploading this info. I'm guessing this number will go up...

Woah! I wasn't aware of this number, but it seems plausible that these are those who signed the agreement. Considering that 1,235 fellowships were awarded I may think that between drop offs and UK based awardees, the difference makes sense.

We only have 5 more days left for the application deadline! That was a long time of waiting
Since the total number of funded projects is 1,235, the open seats are about 300, which sounds pretty plausible.
Since there are 8 panels for both GF and EF and by looking at the past posts in the website, there are always little to none reserve seats for the GF. I assume that each panels for EF would have average 30 seats atm. Since I was noted that my panel had around 50 funds which were selected but their host is in UK, I think this number became more and more reliable.

But.. Let's wait and see

What do you mean with little to none reserve seats for GF? That very few people are called from the reserve list? Because I have this impression while hearing other people's experience in past years...

[barbara22]

I think it is just a matter of math and statistics. You have waaaay less candidates in GF panels, then very few winners, and I don't think it is likely that any one of those will drop. So maybe if you are lucky 1 person from each GF panel will be called from the reserve list, 2 at the most. While I'm guessing 20-30 for EF panels. But ofc who knows. It will certainly depend on UK candidates and we don't have accurate info on how many they are or how they are distributed among the panels.
Soooo, if no one has any other information we will have to keep on waiting...

Yes! I was thinking that, but we still have 5 more days for candidates to sign + the time they take uploading this info. I'm guessing this number will go up...

We only have 5 more days left for the application deadline! That was a long time of waiting
Since the total number of funded projects is 1,235, the open seats are about 300, which sounds pretty plausible.
Since there are 8 panels for both GF and EF and by looking at the past posts in the website, there are always little to none reserve seats for the GF. I assume that each panels for EF would have average 30 seats atm. Since I was noted that my panel had around 50 funds which were selected but their host is in UK, I think this number became more and more reliable.

But.. Let's wait and see

What do you mean with little to none reserve seats for GF? That very few people are called from the reserve list? Because I have this impression while hearing other people's experience in past years...

[Syd87]

I think it is just a matter of math and statistics. You have waaaay less candidates in GF panels, then very few winners, and I don't think it is likely that any one of those will drop. So maybe if you are lucky 1 person from each GF panel will be called from the reserve list, 2 at the most. While I'm guessing 20-30 for EF panels. But ofc who knows. It will certainly depend on UK candidates and we don't have accurate info on how many they are or how they are distributed among the panels.
Soooo, if no one has any other information we will have to keep on waiting...

We only have 5 more days left for the application deadline! That was a long time of waiting
Since the total number of funded projects is 1,235, the open seats are about 300, which sounds pretty plausible.
Since there are 8 panels for both GF and EF and by looking at the past posts in the website, there are always little to none reserve seats for the GF. I assume that each panels for EF would have average 30 seats atm. Since I was noted that my panel had around 50 funds which were selected but their host is in UK, I think this number became more and more reliable.

But.. Let's wait and see

What do you mean with little to none reserve seats for GF? That very few people are called from the reserve list? Because I have this impression while hearing other people's experience in past years...

Can anybody explain me, what we are waiting for, that will be on 17th may. I have no idea, how UK list related to other European candidates. what UKRI can do that will help others?
kindly enlightened me and all those who are far from understanding this ?