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What Actually Works for Success in MSCA Doctoral Networks 2026 Free Webinar

Free Live Webinar · Friday, 23 October 2026 Funded and unfunded MSCA Doctoral Network proposals often differ least on the science and most on how the doctoral training is designed, how the consortium is structured, and who supervises the researchers. With just four weeks before the 24 November deadline, this practical 60-minute session shows you what evaluators actually look for in training programmes, consortia, recruitment and implementation — and what you can still fix in the final month. Stay for up to 30 additional minutes of open Q&A. The session also covers the new 2026 RAISE Doctoral Networks pilot for AI in science and what it means when choosing the right DN line.

Funding for Individual Researchers: What Actually Works in MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowships and ERC Grants

Free Live Webinar · Thursday, 24 November 2026 Most individual researcher proposals are not lost because of the science. They are lost because the wrong scheme is chosen, the first page does not create a strong enough case, or the track record reads like a CV instead of evidence of why this researcher can deliver the proposed work. In this practical 60-minute webinar, you will see how MSCA-PF evaluators and ERC panel members read proposals during their first minutes of assessment, which sentences shape their first impression, and which scheme fits your career stage under the 2027 rules. Stay for up to 30 additional minutes of open Q&A.

What Actually Works for Success in Horizon Europe Grant Writing with Responsible AI

Free Live Webinar · Friday 6 November 2026 11:00–12:00 Brussels time · Live on Zoom · Free Learn how evaluators recognise AI-generated proposal text, where responsible AI genuinely improves a proposal, and how to use AI without weakening your application or compromising confidential information.

What Actually Works for Success in Erasmus+ Cooperation Partnerships (KA220): How National Agency Evaluators Score in 20 Minutes

Free Live Webinar · 13 January 2027 Thousands of KA220 applications are submitted every year, yet in many countries fewer than one in four are funded. Why do some proposals succeed while others with good ideas are rejected? National Agency evaluators often have only a limited amount of time to assess each application. What they reward is not simply a good project idea, but a proposal that clearly proves the need, connects priorities to activities, uses the lump-sum budget convincingly, and demonstrates results that will continue beyond the project. In this practical 60-minute webinar, you will see how these elements are evaluated in practice, including the five most common rejection reasons taken from real National Agency feedback letters. The session is designed to help you prepare now, ahead of the 2027 KA220 call deadline expected in early March. Stay for up to 30 additional minutes of open questions with Dr. Nikolaos Floratos.