After Rejection
How to Reuse an Unfunded MSCA Proposal Without Simply Resubmitting It
How to Reuse an Unfunded MSCA Proposal Without Simply Resubmitting It examines post-evaluation interpretation, reuse of proposal assets and alternative funding in the context […]
Read article →Understanding the 2026 MSCA Resubmission Restriction Below 80%
Understanding the 2026 MSCA Resubmission Restriction Below 80% examines post-evaluation interpretation, reuse of proposal assets and alternative funding in the context of Marie Skłodowska-Curie […]
Read article →From Evaluation Comments to a Stronger Research Programme
From Evaluation Comments to a Stronger Research Programme examines post-evaluation interpretation, reuse of proposal assets and alternative funding in the context of Marie Skłodowska-Curie […]
Read article →Alternative Funding Routes for High-Scoring MSCA Proposals
Alternative Funding Routes for High-Scoring MSCA Proposals examines post-evaluation interpretation, reuse of proposal assets and alternative funding in the context of Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions […]
Read article →Turning an MSCA Proposal Into a National or Regional Funding Application
Turning an MSCA Proposal Into a National or Regional Funding Application examines post-evaluation interpretation, reuse of proposal assets and alternative funding in the context […]
Read article →Using a Seal of Excellence in Funding and Host Discussions
Using a Seal of Excellence in Funding and Host Discussions examines post-evaluation interpretation, reuse of proposal assets and alternative funding in the context of […]
Read article →Why a Rejected MSCA Proposal Can Become the First Programme of a Research Centre
Why a Rejected MSCA Proposal Can Become the First Programme of a Research Centre examines post-evaluation interpretation, reuse of proposal assets and alternative funding […]
Read article →Building a Multi-Grant Strategy Around an MSCA Research Idea
Building a Multi-Grant Strategy Around an MSCA Research Idea examines post-evaluation interpretation, reuse of proposal assets and alternative funding in the context of Marie […]
Read article →What a High MSCA Score Means When the Proposal Is Not Funded
What a High MSCA Score Means When the Proposal Is Not Funded examines post-evaluation interpretation, reuse of proposal assets and alternative funding in the […]
Read article →MSCA Seal of Excellence: What an 85%+ Score Can Enable
MSCA Seal of Excellence: What an 85%+ Score Can Enable examines post-evaluation interpretation, reuse of proposal assets and alternative funding in the context of […]
Read article →Questions researchers often ask
Should researchers depend on one MSCA application?
No. A stronger funding strategy develops several relevant European, national, regional and institutional routes so that research progress does not depend on one decision.
Can an unfunded proposal support another grant?
Yes. A mature proposal can be adapted to another programme when the eligibility, budget, duration, expected outputs and policy objectives are aligned with the new call.
What should happen after evaluator feedback arrives?
Separate structural weaknesses from presentation issues, preserve the strongest research assets, and decide whether the best next step is resubmission, another funding route or a different implementation pathway.