EXCIA - A NEW POSTDOCTORAL AND DOCTORAL RESEARCH PROJECT.

OBJECTIVES Projects funded from European funds are good research opportunities. They offer funding to research projects won through open contest, create interdisciplinary research laboratories putting in contact researches from different domains, assess fulfilment of research objectives, and coordinate research activity, in other words promote an excellent research environment. MATERIALS AND METHODS EXCIA - "Excellence in interdisciplinary doctoral and postdoctoral research, carrier alternative through entrepreneurial initiative" Cod SMIS 2014+: 125245 is a research program funded through the Human Capital Operational Program 2014-2020. It is coordinated by The Bucharest University of Economic Studies, and University of Medicine and Pharmacy Carol Davila is a partner in this program. The aim of this program is to support excellence in the entrepreneurial training of young researchers at doctoral and postdoctoral level, excellence based on an interdisciplinary approach, meant to increase the European sustainability of a career through innovative initiatives in research and in a wide range of type activities, such as lucrative initiative or by increasing employability in the economic, medical, sociological fields social and legal sciences. RESULTS The project has a duration of 1 year, starting from September 2019. A total of 97 researches will receive funding for their projects, 67 of them being in the doctoral programe anf 30 being postdoctoral. Other funded activities are mobility stages in countries from the European Union, participations in scientific events and disseminations of research results. CONCLUSIONS EXCIA stimulate postdoctoral and doctoral research, integrate interdisciplinary activity, and diversify the entrepreneurial approach. EXCIA develops a collaborative network for young entrepreneurs and fulfil standards of exigency at European level for the entrepreneurial initiatives. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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