Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions award €77.5 million to 73 international cooperation projects

The European Commission announced today the results of the 2022 Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) call for proposals for staff exchanges. The 73 projects selected will promote cooperation between academic and non-academic organizations in the EU and around the world to boost innovation and knowledge transfer. Seven of these projects are coordinated by Portuguese organizations.

The selected programs cover a range of scientific disciplines and will conduct research in areas such as the application of nanomedicine for the treatment of various lung diseases, the transition to 6G networks and the deployment of these networks, and the integration of indigenous knowledge into university curricula, research, and policy-making.

Through staff exchanges, organizations can form international partnerships with other leading organizations around the world.

This year's projects involve 656 organizations based in 76 countries, including 160 companies and 104 small and medium-sized enterprises.

Lifelong learning is one of the priorities of the European Year of Skills 2023, which will focus on helping people acquire new skills for quality jobs.

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