CIDEFES Awarded with funding for a Marie Currie Doctoral Network

CIDEFES has been awarded a highly competitive Horizon Europe funding for a Marie Curie Doctoral Network. The network (entitled INDEEP) will bring together top universities in Europe such as Ghent, Amsterdam UMC, Limerick, TUS, Agder and Leibniz-BIPS for the next 48 months to work on cutting-edge research projects in the area of the determinants of physical activity behaviors.

The Horizon Europe funding is a prestigious award to support research institutions demonstrating excellence in their field. CIDEFES’ successful application is a testament to its commitment to advancing scientific knowledge and innovation. The Marie Curie Doctoral Network will provide opportunities for early-stage researchers to work with leading experts in the field and gain valuable experience in interdisciplinary research.

“We are thrilled to have been awarded this Horizon Europe funding for our Marie Curie Doctoral Network,” said Antonio Palmeira, Director of CIDEFES. “This is an incredible opportunity for our institution to collaborate with other top universities in Europe and advance our understanding of determinants of physical activity behaviors. We are committed to providing our early-stage researchers with exceptional training opportunities to prepare them for successful careers.”

The Horizon Europe funding for the Marie Curie Doctoral Network is a significant achievement for CIDEFES and its partners. The award reflects their commitment to excellence in research, innovation, and collaboration. With this funding, CIDEFES and its partners can continue to push the boundaries of scientific knowledge and make a positive impact on human health.