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

[Sleek_IF]

In Evaluation about 48 hrs (CHE Panel).

Still in evaluation?

[Interstellar]

In ranking from yesterday morning. Pannel PF-SOC. First letter S

[chemcps]

In Evaluation about 48 hrs (CHE Panel).

Still in evaluation?

Yes. What about you?.

[althusser]

In ranking from yesterday morning. Pannel PF-SOC. First letter S

You went into Ranking before me, with a first letter S (mine was E, in PF-SOC). So the alphabetical hypothesis according to the acronym doesn't work. It may be something else or, most likely, it's random.

[Aio]

In ranking from yesterday morning. Pannel PF-SOC. First letter S

You went into Ranking before me, with a first letter S (mine was E, in PF-SOC). So the alphabetical hypothesis according to the acronym doesn't work. It may be something else or, most likely, it's random.

Maybe it's following the last name?

[Interstellar]

I think it's totally random. Ranking means simply that they put your score inside System. After that, the System calculate the final ranking and, dependent form the total of the funds, establishes who is inside and who is outside according to the different panels. This is why you find the code: "finished":false.

[Interstellar]

In ranking from yesterday morning. Pannel PF-SOC. First letter S

You went into Ranking before me, with a first letter S (mine was E, in PF-SOC). So the alphabetical hypothesis according to the acronym doesn't work. It may be something else or, most likely, it's random.

Maybe it's following the last name?

My first letter is C

[althusser]

You went into Ranking before me, with a first letter S (mine was E, in PF-SOC). So the alphabetical hypothesis according to the acronym doesn't work. It may be something else or, most likely, it's random.

Maybe it's following the last name?

My first letter is C

Mine is L

[Aio]

It's clear. It's following the last name.

[kansal]

My last name is S but I was in ranking two days ago around one-two hours after the first report.
Last name may not be the case.