Calls for Projects
Three categories of external calls for projects (outside AMU) are proposed here, according to themes and participation deadlines.
GIP Droit et Justice's call for projects
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GIP - IERDJ - call for projects "submit a publication project" - application in the course of time (electronic and postal submission)
On-line 23 05 2023 - run of the mill applicationGIP - IERDJ - call for projects "submit a publication project" - application in the course of the year (submission by electronic and by post)
1 Summary list of documents to be provided
- 2 paper copies: the complete typescript of the work (as well as its electronic version, in PDF format)
- in 2 paper copies (as well as a single / unified electronic version, in PDF format): - - - - - - a note presenting the publication, the abstract of the work the table of contents (summary) of the work the agreement established with a publisher as well as the estimate of the publication a note presenting the researchers involved in the publication project an administrative and financial information sheet. These documents must be drawn up with the utmost care, failing which the files cannot be examined by the Scientific Council of the Institute for Studies and Research on Law and Justice. Any other document deemed relevant may be attached in support of the application. Paper files must be made up in one piece, printed on both sides.
- An electronic version (PDF format) of the file must also be sent in two files (a PDF of the typescript and a PDF containing all the other documents in the file).
2 Formalism of the application
The application must comply with the provisions visible via the link to the IERDJ site ("collaborate" tab, then "apply for a one-time financial aid" heading, then "submit a publication project") which appears below:
https://gip-ierdj.fr/fr/collaborer/soumettre-un-projet-de-publication/
3 Ongoing application (in compliance with the formalities by post and by electronic means) to IERDJ
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GIP - IERDJ - call for projects "submit a project for an event" - application in the course of time (submission by electronic and by post)
On-line 23 05 2023 - run of the mill applicationGIP - IERDJ - call for projects "submit a project for an event" - application in the course of the year (submission by electronic means and by post)
1 Summary list of documents to be provided (2 paper copies in one piece / 1 single pdf)
- presentation note (conference)
- presentation note (researchers and laboratories)
- administrative and financial information form
2 Formalism of the application
Please refer to the link to the IERDJ website ("collaborate" tab, then "apply for a one-time grant", then "submit an event project") which can be found below:
https://gip-ierdj.fr/fr/collaborer/soumettre-un-projet-devenement/
3 Ongoing application (double submission) to IERDJ
Two paper copies in one piece (as per postmark)
One electronic copy (1 single pdf)
ANR's call for projects
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AAP ANR Soutien aux Réseaux Scientifiques Européens ou Internationaux - SRSEI 2024 - deadline (continuous application) 31 12 2024 at 23:59 CET
Online 01 02 2024AAP ANR Soutien aux Réseaux Scientifiques Européens ou Internationaux - SRSEI 2024 - deadline (continuous application) 12/31/2024 at 23:59 CET
The SRSEI program has been created to give scientists working in French laboratories who have submitted a research project as coordinator to European (Horizon Europe) or international collaborative calls for proposals the means to enhance the quality of their application (full proposal or audition) for the final stage of the call in question.
In the context of this call, only proposals aimed at strengthening a European or international scientific network, coordinated by a French team that has been invited to continue its application to the final stage of a multi-stage European or international call, are expected.
1 Description of the scheme (pdf from DRV AMU)
Information source: DRV e-mail dated 01 02 2024 at 09:02 to the attention of the units.
2 DRV AMU contact
Magali NIOX
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ANR - Specific call for proposals - MRSEI 2024 (European or international scientific networks) deadlines - session 1 on15 02 2024 at 13h00 CET / session 2 on12 09 2024 at 13h00 CET
Online 01 02 2024ANR - AAP spécifique - MRSEI 2024 (European or international scientific networks) deadlines - session 1 on 02 15 2024 at 13:00 CET / session 2 on 09 12 2024 at 13:00 CET
The MRSEI program has been set up to give scientists working in French laboratories the means to submit a research project as coordinator to European (Horizon Europe) or international collaborative calls for proposals, giving them the opportunity to develop ambitious interdisciplinary projects and boost their visibility at international level.
1 Summary description of the scheme (one-page pdf from DRV AMU)
Information source: DRV AMU email dated 01 02 2024 at 09:02 to units
2 DRV AMU contact
Magali NIOX
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ANR calls for projects (link to ANR website and contact DRV Campus Aix)
The current ANR calls for projects can be consulted on the ANR website.
Useful contact DRV de campus : Magali NIOX
Other call for projects
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ADEME - APR - TEES (2024 edition)- phase 1 deadline 13 03 2024 at 12:00 (Paris time) - phase 2 deadline 05 07 2024 at 12:00 (Paris time)
On-line 26 02 2024ADEME - APR - TEES (édition 2024)- phase 1 deadline 13 03 2024 at 12h00 (Paris time) - phase 2 deadline 05 07 2024 at 12h00 (Paris time)
1 Summary of the general framework
The RPA is aimed at public and private research organizations. It aims to mobilize French scientific communities, in particular those questioning organizations and their modes of change, and those working on issues linked to the implementation of the ecological transition.
The APR-TEES is dedicated to the human and social sciences (SHS) and is intended to cut across ADEME's various fields of action.
Projects are expected to mobilize SHS disciplines such as sociology, economics, political science, management, law, geography, psychology, anthropology and history. Interdisciplinarity is strongly encouraged, as is attention to methods.
The involvement of public (local authorities, agencies, etc.) and/or private (associations, companies, etc.) players is welcome in the research consortium, and participatory research and action research approaches may be proposed.
2 Thematic areas
The RPA is composed of 4 axes:
- Axis 1 refers to the organization of transition policies and actions: their programming, the resources on which they are based, planning, decision-making and the steering of collectives, opening up the study of both the processes and the actors who contribute to their implementation.
- Axis 2 focuses on the tools, instruments and knowledge mobilized to act, coordinate and evaluate the implementation of ET (Ecological Transition).
- Axis 3 deals with the dynamics of mobilization, integrating issues of renewal of institutional, political, participatory and protest forms.
- Axis 4 examines the generalization of transition objectives and their structural effects (socio-economic, institutional and political, etc.).
3 Eligibility criteria
Expected projects:
- Will be carried out by public or private research organizations. The applicant - scientific coordinator of the research project - must be a researcher who publishes in scientific journals, is part of an academic community and is attached to an academic structure (UMR, ULR, EA, etc. - including associate researchers).
- May cover one or more of the APR themes.
- Will endeavor to develop a territorial anchoring (or anchoring(s)) (in France), where relevant.
- Preferably be collaborative, with consortia that are not only multi-disciplinary, but also open, in addition to research teams, to players and stakeholders from the economic, associative or public spheres, where relevant.
- Respond to one or more clearly identified public policy issues.
- Last between 12 and 24 months.
4 pdf DRV AMU on ADEME APR TEES and contact DRV AMU
Sources of information - DRV email of 15 02 2024 at 15h31 to the attention of the units
Contact DRV AMU AIX - Marie Korobeinik
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ADEME - AAP - theses (2024 edition) - deadline 03 29 2024 at 16:00 (Paris time)
Online 05 02 2024ADEME - AAP - theses (2024 edition) - deadline 29 03 2024 at 16:00 (Paris time)
1 Summary of the scheme
Thesis projects must involve a doctoral student, a host laboratory, a thesis director and a co-financing partner (public or private): the amount of ADEME co-financing is 50% of the doctoral student's remuneration.
In exceptional cases, ADEME may provide 100% funding for certain projects (particularly in the human and social sciences).
ADEME is the doctoral student's employer (remunerates the doctoral student).
2 Thematic areas
The priority research areas and questions for which thesis projects are expected for this 2024 edition are specified within the following four thematic research priorities:
- Preservation and restoration of environments and resources in a context of climate change.
- Circular economy with a view to resilience.
- Ecological transition of energy and industrial systems to achieve carbon neutrality.
- Ecological transition and society: priority is given to human and social science questions and work in the various thematic fields, as well as to cross-disciplinary work in evaluation, modeling and forecasting.
3 Eligibility criteria
Applicants :
- Must hold or be in the process of obtaining a Master's degree or diploma allowing enrolment in a Doctoral School by 1ᵉʳ October 2024.
- Must have a curriculum of good standard and appropriate to the subject.
- Must not be engaged in other professional activities.
- Must have a good command of the French language.
- Has the possibility to have already started his/her thesis at the earliest on October 1ᵉʳ, 2023.
- Agrees to be a full-time employee of ADEME for the duration of his/her thesis.
Laboratory(ies):
- Must be attached to a French public research establishment.
- Provide sufficient supervision resources for the doctoral student.
4 pdf DRV AMU and contact DRV AMU
Information sources - DRV email dated 18 01 2024 at 09:57 to the attention of the units
pdf DRH AMU - ADEME AAP theses 2024
Contact DRV AMU AIX - Marie Korobeinik
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Call for projects France Parkinson en Sciences Humaines et Sociales 2024 - deadline stage 1 17 03 2024 at 23h59
Online 02 02 2024Call for projects France Parkinson en Sciences Humaines et Sociales 2024 - deadline stage 1 17 03 2024 at 23h59
1 Description of the scheme (pdf DRV AMU)
pdf DRV AMU AAP France Parkinson SHS 2024
2 Contact DRV AMU AIX
Marie Korobeinik
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EUROPE - LIFE PROGRAMME 2021 - 2027 (calendar)
Online 09 09 2021 - New website online 26 10 2021EUROPE - LIFE PROGRAMME 2021 - 2027 (calendar)
Sources: email of Wednesday 08 09 2021 at 17:28 sent to the units by the DRV AMU1 Summary presentation of the scheme
The European Commission published on July 13 the multi-annual work program 2021-2024(pdf of 47 pages)
of the LIFE programme managed by the European Executive Agency for Climate, Infrastructure and the Environment (CINEA)https://cinea.ec.europa.eu/index_fr
This programme is the European Commission's financial instrument for supporting projects in the fields of the environment and climate. It is aimed at public and private project promoters and aims to promote and finance innovative projects concerning, for example, the conservation of species and habitats, soil protection, the improvement of air or water quality, waste management or mitigation or adaptation to climate change and the energy transition.For the period 2021-2027 the LIFE programme will have a budget of €5.4 billion at European level divided into 2 axes:
An "Environment" axis which is composed of two sub-programs:
- "Nature and Biodiversity"
- A "Circular Economy and Quality of Life" sub-programme, which covers the themes previously included in the "Environment and Efficient Use of Resources" sub-programmeA "Climate Action" axis composed of the sub-programs:
- "Climate change mitigation and adaptation"
- Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation" and "Transition to Clean Energy".The first calls for projects of the new LIFE 2021-2027 programming have been launched for the four strands of the programme: Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation; Transition to Clean Energy; Circular Economy and Quality of Life; Nature and Biodiversity - more information:
https://cinea.ec.europa.eu/life/life-calls-proposals_en
NB:
- exceptionally, in 2021, the LIFE call for projects will be structured in one step (except for strategic projects - ex integrated projects), with the submission of a full proposal only.
- The platform for submitting LIFE projects is changing. The submission of an application will no longer be done on the European platform eProposal but on the platform "Funding and Tenders".
https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/screen/h…
- In addition, the whole format of the application and the structuring of the forms has been changed compared to previous years.
3 Contacts for Campus DRV officersSarah Jordan (Luminy Campus, Centre, Timone)
Magali Niox (Campus Aix, Etoile)