Within the framework of Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) projects, a Consortium Agreement (CA) serves as a critical legal instrument, establishing a robust foundation for collaborative research. This legally binding contract meticulously defines the roles, responsibilities, and obligations of each project partner, ensuring a cohesive and efficient execution of the project’s …
The Supervisory Board (SB) in the HumanIC project acts as the central oversight and strategic management body, ensuring the project’s successful execution and alignment with its objectives. It serves as a crucial governance mechanism, steering and monitoring all network activities, and making key decisions related to training, collaboration, and dissemination. …
Associated Partners in Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) projects are crucial collaborators that significantly enhance the project’s impact and scope, albeit without direct financial support from the EU grant. These are legal entities, such as businesses, research institutions, or non-governmental organizations, that bring valuable expertise, resources, and infrastructure to the project …
The Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) program empowers Beneficiaries (BEN), legal entities that serve as the cornerstone for research and innovation. These institutions, bound by grant agreements, manage all facets of project execution, from recruiting and supervising Doctoral Candidates to providing rigorous, excellence-driven training. The HumanIC project demonstrates the collaborative power …
The kick-off meeting was held at the Warsaw University of Technology on 29-30 January.Through intensive discussions and brainstorming, we carefully defined the roadmap for the coming months, both in terms of attracting excellent candidates and a research programme full of challenges and new ideas.We are excited about the opportunity to …
On the first of January 2024, we began our adventure together as part of the HumanIC project.Over the next 4 years, we will strive to train great professionals, researchers who will have a deep understanding of the complex processes in healthcare facilities and who, in the years to come, will …
