DYNSTOCH Network
Administrative matters:
Attendance Sheet for Young Researchers:
Post Script pdf
Young Researcher's Report: word document
Annex B with sub-discipline codes that are needed to complete the Young
Researcher's Report: word document. The code
you are most likely to need is that of statistics and probability, which is
M-01. The contract number is: HPRN-CT-2000-00100.
Rules concerning young researchers
Rules concerning networking costs
Acknowledgement of DYNSTOCH support:
All papers from the teams must contain an acknowledgement of DYNSTOCH
support in the following form:
Work supported in part by the European Community's Human Potential
Programme under contract HPRN-CT-2000-00100, DYNSTOCH.
Papers by young researchers directly appointed through the network
must write something like this:
[NAME] acknowledges the financial support provided through the
European Community's Human Potential Programme under contract
HPRN-CT-2000-00100, DYNSTOCH.
Also in connection with talks at conferences and seminars the DYNSTOCH
support must be acknowledged.
Yearly financial report:
Each team should complete two forms
every year.
1) Cost Statement Summary:
excel document
2) Cost Statement: Details by Category:
excel document
Guidelines on how to prepare the cost
statements
Official EU
conversion rates from euro to local currencies
Yearly progress report:
Reporting Guidelines for Network
Coordinators
Rules concerning young researchers:
- The young researcher must be a holder of a doctoral degree or a
degree which qualifies him/her to embark on studies for the doctoral
degree.
- The young researcher must be aged 35 years or less at the time of
appointment.
- The young researcher must be a citizen of a member state of the
Community or of an associated state or have resided in the Community
for at least five years prior to his/her appointment in the
network.
- The young researcher must not be a citizen of the state in which
the team appointing him/her is located, and he/she must not have carried
out his/her normal activities in that state for more than 12 of the 24 months
prior to his/her appointment.
- The young researcher must tick an attendance sheet, which must be
certified monthly by the scientist in charge. The scientist in charge
must keep the attendance sheets till five years after the completion
of the project. The attendance sheet can be down-loaded from this page.
- The young researcher must at the end of his/her appointment fill a
confidential questionnaire. The questionnaire must be put in a sealed
envelope and send to the scientific coordinator, who will forward the
questionnaires to the Commission with the periodic reports.
- The young researcher can be paid relocation costs when taking up
the appointment. The payment should be made according to the rules
of the university/organisation where he/she is appointed, but must never
exceed 1000 euro.
- The young researcher can be paid one visit to their home scientific
community (in a member state or an associated state) per nine-monthly
period of appointment.
Please contact me, if there are any questions or problems. There are some
details and exceptions that I have chosen not to include here.
Rules concerning networking costs:
The following costs are allowed:
- Travel and subsistence costs for international travel inside the
territory of the Community member states and the associated states for the
categories of persons listed below. International travel means that
travel within a single state is not allowed.
- Research staff working on the project in connection with
- meetings with other participants in the project
- secondment between teams of research staff working on the project for
periods not exceeding three months
- representation of the project by giving a lecture at
international workshops, seminars and conference.
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Prospective young researcher for an appointment invited for an
interview by a team.
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Young researcher who have previously been appointed by a team and who
are invited to the Mid-Term Review Meeting.
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External experts participating in a network meeting, seminar or workshop
of the participants.
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Registration fees at international workshops, seminars and conference
for research staff of the teams when representing the project by giving
a lecture.
There are two exceptions to the rule that travel must be international:
1) Travel of young scientists and 2) a meeting of the project at which all
teams are to be represented (typically the annual DYNSTOCH workshop).
The following costs are not allowed:
Day-to-day costs like telephone and postal service as well as routine
usage of computing and consumables cannot be charged to the project.
Such costs are deemed to be covered by the overheads.
It is under no circumstance allowed to buy durable equipment for project
money.
Again, please do contact me, if there are any questions or problems.
I have chosen not to include certain finer points here.
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