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Prague, Czech Republic
March 14–17, 2013

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The Czech Academy of Sciences has issued a report accounting selected research results achieved by its scientific institutes in all research areas in 2014 and in early 2015.
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The European Young Researchers’ Award

The European Young Researchers’ Award (EYRA) is granted to researchers demonstrating outstanding research performance and leadership. At the same time, the award aims to inspire early stage and experienced researchers to incorporate a European dimension and perspective into their research. The Award is granted each year but the prize-giving-ceremony is held every two years at the Euroscience Open Forum (ESOF) where the two recipients will present their work. The Award consists of a Certificate and a grant to cover travel and accommodation for the stay in the ESOF city. The EYRA 2014 Call for Post-doctoral candidates is NOW OPEN. The deadline for applications is 17 March 2014.

Qualification Criteria

The research should be of demonstrably excellent quality (publications, prizes, prestigious grants etc)
The research must have a clear European dimension, either because it is a collaboration of researchers in different European countries or it is a research project in one European country that addresses a research topic of European significance.
The applicant should have demonstrated independence and (the potential of) a leadership or central role in the research project; should have inspired students working for him as well as colleagues; and should have initiated outreach to wider audiences.

Eligibility Criteria

Candidates should work in a European country, but are not required to have a European nationality.
Researchers having successfully defended their first PhD with up to five years of experience after their PhD.
The application should be in English.

Application procedure and documentation

A cover page to be completed and included in the application is can be downloaded from the ES website
Up to two pages A4 describing the research and its European dimension
Maximum two pages CV including statement of prizes/awards already received.
A list of publications

The above mentioned documents should be included in a single pdf-file.

In addition candidates must supply two letters in support of the nomination, each of no more than 2 pages A4: o describing why the candidate as a person deserves this award (leadership, inspirational role, outreach to wider audiences), o commenting on the quality and relevance of the specific research and the publications, o mentioning any specific circumstances that would make the award particularly appropriate.

These two letters should be from individuals well qualified in the field, at least one of whom not associated with the research itself.

An international selection Committee will evaluate the applications and select the Awardee.

The committee may decide to reject the application in the case the application procedure and length of documents have not been respected.

Please submit the PDF application electronically via email attachment to project@euroscience.org. Identify the nomination file as “last name-first name-date”.

Please note that the winner’s application will be published on Euroscience’s website.

http://www.euroscience.org/eyra2014.html

16 Jan 2014