Marie Curie Fellowship

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Choose the University of Verona as host institution for your Marie Skłodowska-Curie fellowship, funded by the European Union. You can carry on your investigations in any discipline and improve your career perspectives.

The call Marie Skłodowska-Curie postdoctoral fellowships 2026

The next call Marie Skłodowska-Curie postdoctoral fellowships 2026 opens on 9 April 2026 with deadline on 9 September 2026.

400 million euro are available for all fellowships

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The Grant Office organises a webinar on the 2026 MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowship call.
The event will be on Zoom on 29 April 2026 from 2pm to 4pm (Rome time).

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What is a Marie Skłodowska-Curie fellowship?

Marie Skłodowska-Curie Postdoctoral Fellowships ― funded under Horizon Europe Programme – are the main tool from European Union to support the transnational mobility and career development of the most talented researchers.
All research topics can be funded: from physics to linguistics, from life sciences to mathematics. The grant covers the remuneration costs for the researchers (with an allowance for researchers with family), and the costs for training, research and networking.

Who can participate?

All researchers with a PhD degree and not more than 8 years of experience in research can participate.

Two types of fellowships to come to Verona

European Fellowships: They are open to researchers of any nationality, and any country, who decide to come to the University of Verona for a period of 12-24 months.
If a researcher wants to come to the University of Verona, she/he should not have spent in Italy more than 12 months in the last three years.

Global Fellowships: They are open to researchers of European nationality or long-term resident in Europe. The fellowship foresees a period of 12-24 months in an extra-European institution and a period of 12 months back to the University of Verona.
In this case, the researcher should not have spent in the extra-European country more than 12 months in the last three years.

Why choosing the University of Verona?

It’s a young university still growing, with strong relationships with other European and worldwide Universities, and well integrated in the local industrial context
It’s a friendly city, welcoming and stimulating, rich in history and culture
Our Grant Office offers all the necessary support to submit your proposal
It offers a bunch of services for welcoming you and helping your integration in Verona: administrative issues (visa, residence permit, health insurance, bank account), accommodation for you and your family, kindergarten for your children, Italian language classes for foreign people and many more.

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MSCA fellows in Verona

Nesrin Karavar
CERGENOD. From Text to Data: Gender and Ottoman Representations in Cervantes through Digital Humanities
Dip. Lingue e letterature straniere (supervisor: Stefano Bazzaco)
European Fellowship (bando 2025)

Carla Suthren
SIEME. Sacrificing Iphigenia in Early Modern Europe
Dip. Lingue e letterature straniere (supervisor: Silvia Bigliazzi)
European Fellowship (bando 2025)

Martina Delucchi
ANTHOS. Ajax: Narratives, Textual Histories, Orientations, and Scholarly Strategies
Dip. Culture e civiltà (supervisor: Paolo Scattolin)
Global Fellowship (bando 2025)

Mattia Corso
LoM. Landscape of Miracles: Communities, Women, and the Religious Experience of the Environment in the Early Modern Republic of Venice
Dip. Culture e civiltà (supervisor: Federico Barbierato)
Global Fellowship (bando 2025)

Eleonora Prina
RE-VOICE. REframing psychosocial rehabilitation for schizophrenia spectrum disorders: from eVidence synthesis to design and pilOt-testIng of a new reCovEry-oriented intervention in real-world settings
Dip. Neuroscienze, Biomedicina e Movimento (supervisor: Corrado Barbui)
Global Fellowship (bando 2025)

Arthur Clech
SexNat. Disloyalty Ascribed: Russian-Speaking Men Experiencing Same-Sex Desire in Latvia
Dip. Scienze Umane (supervisor: Massimo Prearo)
European Fellowship (bando 2025)

Simone De Rose
THERMACoRE. Thermus thermophilus Accelerated Co-evolution of Robust Enzymes for industrial applications.
Dip. Biotecnologie (supervisor: Salvatore Fusco)
European Fellowship (bando 2025)

Jonathan Kaplan
GDRJEWS. The German Democratic Republic's Jewish Diplomacy and Coming to Terms with the Past
Dip. Culture e civiltà (supervisor: Renato Camurri)
European Fellowship (bando 2023)

Ramon Oliver Bonafoux
NFROGS. Nonlinear Partial Differential Equations describing Front propagation, Geometric variational problems and Singularities
Dip. Informatica (supervisor: Giandomenico Orlandi)
European Fellowship (bando 2023)

Natascia Tosel
RE-RIGHTING. Rewriting Rights: Feminist Legal Narra(c)tors, from Arendt to Women’s Courts
Dip. Scienze Umane (supervisor: Olivia Guaraldi)
European Fellowship (bando 2023)

Laura Langone
NET. Nutrition, Place, and Climate. Nietzsche’s Environmental Ethics
Dip. Ingegneria di Medicina per l’Innovazione (supervisor: Carlo Chiurco)
European Fellowship (bando 2022)

Enrico Fraccaroli
STRATEGUS. STRATEgic GUide to Smart manufacturing
Dip. Ingegneria di Medicina per l’Innovazione (supervisor: Franco Fummi)
Global Fellowship (bando 2022)

Maria Adank
OSpaMa. Objects, Spaces and Material Culture. Gender and Politics in Early Modern European Republics (Venice, Genova, XV-XVIII centuries)
Dip. Culture e civilità (supervisor: Federico Barbierato)
Global Fellowship (bando 2022)

Drose Astrid
Journal Poetics - Literature and Media in the Age of Goethe
Dip. Scienze umane (supervisor: Laura Anna Macor)
European Fellowship (bando 2021)

Federico Micolucci
REFRAME. Resource rEcovery FRom novel Assisted Metabolism
Dip. Biotecnologie (supervisor: Nicola Frison)
European Fellowship (bando 2021)

Davide Papola
RE-SHIFT. Dismantling, REdialing, personalizing, and implementing task SHIFTing psychosocial interventions to treat
Dip. Neuroescienze, Biomedicina e Movimento (supervisor: Corrado Barbui)
Global Fellowship (bando 2021)

Giulia Battistoni
ReNa. Collective Responsibility towards Nature and Future Generations
Dip. Scienze umane (supervisor: Giorgio Erle)
Global Fellowship (bando 2021)

Joanna Raisbeck
Alt History. Towards an Alternative History of the Age of Goethe
Dip. Scienze umane (supervisor: Laura Anna Macor)
European Fellowship (bando 2021)

Krystyna Wieszceck
LIFE. LIterature For Empowerment against manipulation
Dip. Lingue e Letterature Straniere (supervisor: Massimo Salgaro)
Global Fellowship (bando 2021)

Valentina Moro
ChoreoCare. Choreographies of vulnerability: towards a new public ethics of care
Dip. Scienze Umane (supervisor: Olivia Guaraldo) De Paul University (USA) Global Fellowship (bando 2020)

Filip De Decker
PaGHEMMo. Particles in Greek and Hittite as Expression of Mood and Modality
Dip Culture e civiltà (supervisor: Paola Cotticelli)
European Fellowship (bando 2020)

Gerardo Ienna
MISHA. Militant Science. European Physicists and the Emergence of Transnational Radical Science Movements
Dip. Scienze Umane (supervisor: Massimiliano Badino)
University of Maryland (USA)
Global Fellowship (bando 2020)

Michele Lora
DeFacto. Design Automation for Smart Factories
Dip. Informatica (supervisor: Franco Fummi)
University of Southern California (USA)
Global Fellowship (bando 2019)

Eva von Redecker
PhantomAiD. Phantom Possession. The New Authoritarian Personality and its Domains
Dip. Scienze Umane (supervisor: Lorenzo Bernini)
European Fellowship (2019)

Monica Cristini
MariBet: La MaMa Experimental Theatre: a lasting bridge between cultures
Dip. Culture e Civiltà (supervisor: Simona Brunetti)
The City University of New York Graduate Center (USA)
Global fellowship (bando 2018)

Rosanna Laking
FunSilting: Functorial techniques in silting theory
Dip. Informatica (supervisor: Lidia Angeleri)
European Fellowship (bando 2017)

Umberto Grassi
SPACES: Sex, disPlacements, And cross-Cultural EncounterS
Dip. Scienze Umane (supervisor: Lorenzo Bernini)
University of Maryland (USA)
Global Fellowship (bando 2017)

Grégoire Cousin
NetRom: Early Marriage between Dynamism of Social Network and Legal Autonomy: The case of transnational Romanian Roma
Dip. Scienze Umane (supervisor: Leonardo Piasere - Stefania Pontrandolfo)
European Fellowship (bando 2017)

Annalisa Massaccesi
CuMiN: Currents and Minimizing Networks
Dip. Informatica (supervisor: Giandomenico Orlandi)
European Fellowship (bando 2016)

Zofia Iskierko
GEMS: Gluten Epitope Molecularly imprinted polymer Sensor
Dip. Biotecnologie (supervisor: Alessandra Maria Bossi)
European Fellowship (bando 2016)

Alessandra Celati
NETDIS: Medicine, Heresy and Freedom of Thought in the sixteenth-century Italy: a Network of Dissident Physicians in the Confessional Age
Dip. Culture e Civiltà (supervisor: Federico Barbierato)
Global Fellowship (bando 2016)

Gilad Ben Nun
REQUE 2: The 4th Geneva Convention’s Drafting History as the origin of the Responsibility to Protect (R2P) and Duty to Prevent (D2P)
Dip. Scienze Giuridiche (supervisor: Annalisa Ciampi)
European Fellowship (bando 2015)

Eleftherios Giovanis
TELE: Does It Promote Economy And Well-Being? The Impact Of Teleworking On Environment And Labour Market Outcomes
Dip. Scienze Economiche (supervisor: Federico Perali)
European Fellowship (bando 2014)