The assessment process describes in the EUROCORES Scheme the review procedure of the applications for project proposals including the external Peer Review and the work of the Review Panel.

A scientist based in a country, or associated with an organisation not participating in the EUROCORES Programme, and who is leading an Associated Project within a Collaborative Research Project is cal [..]

An Associated Project (AP) is a project within the Collaborative Research Project, which is led by an Associated Partner (see above). The AP is part of a Collaborative Research Project and will be ass [..]

The Collaborative Research Projects (CRPs) are the international research activities which make up a EUROCORES programme.

A scientist who is co-operating with a Principal Investigator but is not named in the CRP proposal and for her/his own purposes wants to be linked to the EUROCORES programme can become a Co-operating [..]

Each person acting for the ESF as a Review Panel member or a referee will be asked to sign a declaration of interest and confidentiality. This declaration should cover avoidance of conflicts of intere [..]

The responsive-mode ECRP scheme supports multinational, interdisciplinary collaborative research projects in the social sciences. ECRP operates differently to typical EUROCORES programmes: there is no [..]

The eligibility criteria are defined in each Call for proposals. Generally the following criteria can be observed:

A list of the European Science Foundation Member Organisations can be found on the ESF website.

Funding organisations that are participating in a EUROCORES Programme are called EUROCORES Funding Organisations (EFOs). In addition to the ESF Member Organisations, these can be other national fundin [..]