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New MSCA Seal of Excellence call open in Poland
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The National Agency for Academic Exchange (NAWA) in Poland has opened a new call under the
This call will support researchers with projects that have been awarded the Seal of Excellence under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) Postdoctoral Fellowships call, and whose proposals have been evaluated with a score of at least 85%, but failed to be funded due to budget constraints.
About the call
The call budget is 13 million PLN and will allow outstanding scientists with at least a doctoral degree to come to Poland for a period of 6 to 24 months.
The programme is open to applicants representing all fields of science, without any age restrictions, and who
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hold at least a doctoral degree or an equivalent degree obtained abroad and
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have submitted, jointly with an institution of the Polish higher education and science system, an MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowships application, which has been granted the Seal of Excellence certificate
How to apply
The call is open until 12 May 2025, 15.00 CEST.
The application is submitted by scientist via the NAWA website. The application and its attachments shall be written in English. It is allowed to submit a copy of the doctoral diploma in Polish.
About the MSCA Seal of Excellence
The MSCA Seal of Excellence is a quality label awarded to applicants under Postdoctoral Fellowships and COFUND calls who achieved a high score in their applications (85% or higher) but unfortunately were not awarded funding due to budgetary constraints.
The MSCA Seal of Excellence
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underlines the value of these projects and aims to support applicants in securing alternative funding
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allows other funding bodies such as national, regional, and local authorities, public and private institutions to support MSCA proposals that have been awarded the Seal of Excellence and to take advantage of the Horizon Europe evaluation process.
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Recalling the European Council conclusions on European defence of 6 March 2025, all Member States are committed to the build-up of necessary defence capabilities in the European Union.
The reformed EU economic governance framework allows for Member States to make use of flexibility, where exceptional circumstances outside the control of the Member State have a major impact on the public finances of the Member State concerned, while safeguarding fiscal sustainability over the medium term. As set out by the European Commission in its communication of 19 March, Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine and its threat to European security constitute such exceptional circumstances and impact public finances through the necessitation of the build-up of defence capabilities.
In this context, the Council has initiated a coordinated request for activation of the national escape clause. So far, Belgium, Bulgaria, Czechia, Denmark, Germany, Estonia, Greece, Croatia, Latvia, Lithuania, Hungary, Poland, Portugal, Slovenia, Slovakia, and Finland have decided to request the activation of the clause. In other cases, already planned build-up of defence capabilities is also proceeding. The above is without prejudice to the specific character of the security and defence policy of certain Member States.
The clause covers a period of four years and a maximum of 1.5 percent of GDP in flexibility. Member States remain committed to the implementation of the revised economic governance framework also throughout the duration of the activation of the clause.
The use of flexibility will facilitate the transition to necessary higher defence spending at national level in Member States while ensuring debt sustainability. This will contribute substantially to bolstering the security of the European Union and the protection of our citizens while reinforcing its overall defence readiness, reducing its strategic dependencies, addressing its critical capability gaps and strengthening the European defence technological and industrial base accordingly across the Union.
Council initiates a coordinated request for activation of the national escape clause.
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