Please read section 3 of the Call Document for information on the key eligibility criteria for the programme.Ī single submission via the Council’s online submission system, followed by a two-step evaluation process. the year stated on the official PhD certificate. * The official date of the PhD is defined as the year in which the PhD was conferred, i.e. >3 years and 8 years and < 15 years prior to To retain excellent researchers in the Irish system and to catalyse opportunities for talented researchers currently working outside Ireland to relocate to Ireland.Īpplicant should have been awarded their first PhD*.To leverage greater success for the Irish research system in ERC awards.To build the international competitiveness of awardees and Ireland as a whole.To support exceptional researchers to develop their track record, appropriate to their discipline and career stage.To enhance frontier basic research in Irish research-performing organisations, across all disciplines.The aims and objectives of the Irish Research Council Laureate Awards programme: As well as the benefits for the laureate and their team, it is anticipated that the award will enhance the potential for subsequent ERC success as a further career milestone indeed it will be a requirement of all laureates that they make a follow-on application to the ERC. Laureates will enhance their track record and international competitiveness. Funding will be awarded on the basis solely of excellence, assessed through a rigorous and independent international peer-review process.
The Council is inviting applications at the early and mid-career level (Starting and Consolidator). A strong bedrock of basic research is essential to the functioning of our eco-system, providing the environment for world-class education, training and development, for new discoveries and the future application of those discoveries for economic or societal impact. The health of the Irish research eco-system depends on a balanced set of funding measures which cultivate excellent research and researchers across all career stages, from postgraduate students to senior professors who are at the forefront of their disciplines internationally. Failure to submit an EOI by this deadline will disqualify applicants from submitting a full proposal. Direct submissions by the applicant will not be accepted. The Research Office must sign and submit the EOI form on behalf of applicants on or before 4pm (Irish time), 27 August 2021.
Please complete the EOI form for applicants in the sidebar and send it to the research office or equivalent for sign-off. Expressions of Interest for the upcoming Starting and Consolidator Laureate Awards will now be accepted through the intended host institution.
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