A Network for European researchers in the US (ERA-Link)

["Dagmar M. Meyer" <dmeyer@DROPMEmariecurie.org>]

Dear All,

this email is addressed to all those of you who are currently based in the
United States or are in contact with European researchers working there.
Sorry for cross-posting!

The MCFA has been contacted by the European Commission regarding a new
initiative (ERA-LINK) for European researchers in the US (see the message
below). It would be great if many Marie Curie fellows (past and present)
could take part in this project (of course anybody else on these lists is
also invited to participate).

Many thanks in advance,
Dagmar

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A Network for European researchers in the US (ERA-Link)

A new network is being developed for European researchers in the US. It
will provide web based and other services for researchers who are
interested in strengthening their contacts with other European researchers
in the US and Europe.

A survey has been launched to identify your needs, expectations and
potential interest in this project (ERA-Link). This information will help
us to define which services ERA-Link should offer.

We would be very grateful if you could take the time to fill out this
survey (approximately 10 minutes), which can be accessed by clicking on
the following link:

ERA-Link Online Survey
http://www.evaluationpartnership.com/surveys/eralink.htm

To help us to reach as many European researchers as possible, please
forward this email to other European researchers in the US.

Thank you in advance for your assistance.

For and on behalf of The European Commission

N.B. This project has been conceived by the European Commission
(Directorate General for Research and the EC Delegation in Washington) in
collaboration with Embassies of the EU Member States in Washington.??