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Start-up funding for collaborative projects

The Medical University of Innsbruck (MUI) is striving to increase participation and especially the assumption of the coordinator function in cooperative, complex R&D projects to an even greater extent. Applications for such projects represent a particularly demanding challenge in terms of content and administration. Intramural funding is therefore being introduced to provide help – including financially, to scientists with applications for these complex projects in a timely manner and in accordance with the requirements of the funding agency.

Eligibility Requirements:
Those who are eligible to apply include researchers who have a current employment relationship with MUI or who are currently employed by the federal government, have been assigned to work for MUI and whose focus of activity is clearly at MUI at the time of application.

May 2021 – updated funding conditions

Detailed information on this tendering process as well as other factual eligibility requirements can be found in the tender specification.

Applications must be submitted online via GAR and exclusively by the applicant from the respective R&D project.

Required documents:

  • Application form, signed
  • Preliminary project abstract
  • Proposal from project developer, if necessary
  • LOIs of consortium partners, if any, but at least as many as are needed in order to meet the eligibility criteria of the funding agency

Required information on the application:

  • Information on the applicant
  • Information on the project application, funding provider, project consortium
  • Information on the application, duration, activities
  • Planned budget for the application
  • Optional: information on the participation of a project developer
  • Signature of the applicant

Reporting:
After successful application to the funding provider, a final report on the application must be submitted to the FSI (research service and innovation department) within one month. This must include the following documents:

  • Complete project application
  • Confirmation of submission from the funding agency
  • Bill for the costs of the application process

Further process:
Once an application has been submitted in GAR, it is formally reviewed by FSI and approved by the responsible member of the Principal’s office. The funds are then allocated to a project account.

For more information on the process, please contact:
Mag. Dr Wolfram Rieneck
Research service and innovation department
Tel.: +43 (0)512 9003-70072
E-mail: wolfram.rieneck@i-med.ac.at

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