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Call for Applications 2026
\nAre you a researcher? Are you interested in developing scientific cooperation with France? The High-Level Scientific Stay Programme offers PhD candidates, early-career researchers and established researchers affiliated with an Estonian higher education institution or research organisation the opportunity to undertake a 15-day research stay in a French laboratory. Applications will be assessed on the basis of their scientific quality and their potential to strengthen bilateral scientific cooperation between France and Estonia.
\nEligibility
\nThe programme is open to researchers affiliated with an Estonian higher education institution or research organisation belonging to one of the following categories:
\nEarly-career researchers: PhD candidates, postdoctoral researchers, and researchers who obtained their PhD no more than five years before the date of their arrival in France.
\nEstablished researchers: Researchers who obtained their PhD more than five years before the date of their arrival in France and who have a recognised record of scientific achievement.
\nApplicants must:
\nbe affiliated with an Estonian higher education institution or research organisation at the time of application;
\nhave identified a host laboratory, university or research organisation in France;
\nsubmit a mobility project related to their research activities.
\nScientific Fields
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