Title: II
Author: goorgia
Last saved by: GIACOMETTI Fiorella
Company: European Commission

Applicant's last name		ACRONYM

ACRONYM

ALLEGATO 1

APPLICATION FORM – 
ERC  PROPOSAL

UNIVERSITA’ CA’ FOSCARI VENEZIA
 PROGRAMMA MARIE CURIE PLUS ONE
 
CALL 2024

PROPOSAL FULL TITLE

PROPOSAL ACRONYM

Cover Page:
-	Name of the Principal Investigator (PI) 
-	Proposal duration in months:
-	Call: specify which ERC call you intend to apply for

Section a: Proposal summary

Please respect the following formatting constraints: Times New Roman, Arial or similar, at least font size 11, margins (2.0 cm side and 1.5cm top and bottom), single line spacing. Max 5 pages

1. Objectives and state-of-the-art (To what extent does the proposed research address important challenges? To what extent are the expected results are ambitious and beyond the state of the art?)

What is the problem that needs to be solved? 
Why is it significant and/or urgent? 
Clearly describe your ground-breaking idea—explain why it has not been done before. Why will your project make a decisive difference?
What is the novel concept/approach with respect to the state-of-the-art? 

2. Scientific approach and methodology (What novel approaches/concepts will be developed to address the challenge? To what extent is the outlined scientific approach feasible?)

Methodology: 
Describe the methodology and unconventional aspect or approach.
Workplan:
Briefly describe the project phases

3. Impact and expected results (To what extent is the proposed research high risk/high gain?)

Show how the research will provide impact if/when successful. Clarify what kind of scientific impact(s) will have the project. Demonstrate the ground breaking and innovative nature of the research as compared to the state of the art. Specify any particularly challenging or unconventional aspects of the proposal, including multi - or interdisciplinary aspects. 

What makes your expected results ground-breaking? 
Why will your project make a decisive difference? 

Section b: Curriculum vitae and Track Record (max. 4 pages)

[The template below is provided only for guidance.  It may be modified as necessary and appropriate.]
The applicant will be expected to include – apart from standard biographical information – a list of up to ten research outputs that demonstrate how they have advanced knowledge in their field, with an emphasis on more recent achievements, and a list of selected examples of significant peer recognition (for example, prizes). A short explanation of the significance of the selected outputs, the applicant’s role in producing each of them, and how the applicant has demonstrated their capacity to successfully carry out the proposed project can also be included.
The applicant may also include relevant information on, for example, career breaks, unusual career paths, as well as any particularly noteworthy contributions to the research community. These will not in themselves be evaluated but are important to provide context to the evaluation panels when assessing the principal investigator’s research achievements and peer recognition in relation to their career stage.

PERSONAL INFORMATION
Family name, First name:
Researcher unique identifier(s) (such as ORCID, Research ID, etc. ...):
_Nationality: 
Date of birth: 
URL for web site: 		

•	EDUCATION

199? 	PhD
	Name of Faculty/ Department, Name of University/ Institution, Country
199? 	Master
	Name of Faculty/ Department, Name of University/ Institution, Country

•	CURRENT POSITION(S)

201? – 201? 	Current Position
	Name of Faculty/ Department, Name of University/ Institution/ Country
200? – 	Current Position
	Name of Faculty/ Department, Name of University/ Institution/ Country

•	PREVIOUS POSITIONS

200? – 200? 	Position held 
	Name of Faculty/ Department, Name of University/ Institution/ Country
200? – 200? 	Position held
	Name of Faculty/ Department, Name of University/ Institution/ Country

RESEARCH ACHIEVEMENTS AND PEER RECOGNITION 

Research achievements

[Provide a list of up to ten research outputs that demonstrate how you have advanced knowledge in your field with an emphasis on more recent achievements, such as publications, articles deposited in a publicly available preprint server, books, book chapters, conference proceedings, data sets, software, patents, licenses, standards, start-up businesses or any other research outputs you deem relevant in relation to your research field and your project.

You may include a short, factual explanation of the significance of the selected outputs, your role in producing each of them, and how they demonstrate your capacity to successfully carry out your proposed project.]

Career breaks, diverse career paths and major life events

[You may include a short factual explanation of career breaks or diverse career paths such as secondments, volunteering, part-time work, time spent in different sectors or the effects of major life events such as long term illness as well as the effects of pandemic restrictions on research productivity.]

Other contributions to the research community 

[You may include a list of particularly noteworthy contributions to the research community you have made other than research achievements and peer recognition and a short explanation of these contributions. The purpose of this section is to allow the panels to take a more rounded view of your career and achievements and to ensure that any additional responsibilities, commitments and leadership roles that you have taken on beyond your individual research activities are recognised and taken into account.]

Appendix: All ongoing and submitted grants and funding of the PI (Funding ID)
Mandatory information (does not count towards page limits)

On-going Grants

Project Title

Funding source

Amount
(Euros)

Period

Role of the PI

Relation to current 
ERC proposal

Applications

Project Title

Funding source

Amount
(Euros)

Period

Role of the PI

Relation to current 
ERC proposal