Connectionists: Funding opportunities with EEG101 - Apply by 3 April 2026!

[EEG101]

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Dear colleagues,

We’re very excited to announce the first EEG101 <https://www.eeg101.eu/>
grant call!

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👥 Who can apply?

Almost anyone in Europe!

👉 Simply join us on the e-COST platform
<https://e-services.cost.eu/action/CA24148/working-groups/apply> (takes
just a few minutes)
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💡 What funding is available?

   1.

   Short Term Scientific Missions (STSMs):

→ Up to €4000 to support research visits to develop collaborations and
learn new techniques.

   2.

   Conference and Dissemination Grants

→ Up to €2500 to support presentations at international scientific
meetings.

   3.

   Virtual Mobility Grants

→ Up to €1500 to support remote collaboration and knowledge exchange
activities within the EEG101 network.
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🎯 Why apply?These schemes are designed to:

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   Strengthen collaboration across the EEG101 network
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   Support early-career researchers
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   Increase the visibility of EEG101 research

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📅 When is the deadline?

3 April 2026 – 17:00 CET
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❓ Not sure if your idea fits?You can submit an optional Expression of
Interest (EoI)
<https://leedspsychology.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_bBGBcL2HBm0Oko6> to
receive feedback before applying
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🔗 More information & application detailshttps://www.eeg101.eu/grants
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We strongly encourage you to apply and to share this opportunity widely
within your networks and institutions 📣Best wishes,
EEG101 Team
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