STSM_Application_form_2025.docx

1st call for STSM - TRANSLACORE - Grant Period 4.pdf

Short-Term Scientific Mobilities provide a good opportunity for both young and experienced researchers looking for mentoring and lifelong learning. It enables you to visit an active research group in another country to foster collaboration, share knowledge, learn a new technique, and undertake research of common interest, provided that the planned activity contributes to the scientific objectives of TRANSLACORE.

- Quick research visit (from 5 days to a few weeks)
- Travel to another COST country (Third States as well)
- Strengthen your network, gain new skills
- Funding available for travel & stay (up to 3 000€)

 
This STSM open call is for stays to be carried out before February 28th, 2026. According to the remaining budget, other call may be released in March for mobilities taking place beyond this date.

**APPLICATION PROCEDURE:**

Please find :

The Call document attached detailing the conditions required to apply for a Short-Term Scientific Mission. 
The dedicated Application Template you are required to fill in and upload on e-cost. To apply for an STSM, please follow this link: Apply for new Grant (cost.eu) and select the COST Action “CA21154 Translational control in Cancer European Network”

If you have any questions or need further information, please do not hesitate to contact the Grant Awarding Coordinator, Luísa ROMÃO. 


As the 4th year of TRANSLACORE has now started, we are pleased to launch the 1st Call of Short-Term Scientific Mission (STSM).

Grant for a Short-Term Scientific Mission

 COST (European Cooperation in Science and Technology) is a funding agency for research and innovation networks. Our Actions help connect research initiatives across Europe and enable scientists to grow their ideas by sharing them with their peers. This boosts their research, career and innovation. (www.cost.eu) | The TRANSLACORE Cost Action is bridging disciplines and expertise across Europe in order to advance an emerging field in cancer biology: translational control in cancer. It is providing a unique opportunity to understand this biological process leading to reconsider our view of gene expression control in this disease and deliver novel therapeutic opportunities.

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