CAPES
The Brazilian federal agency for the support and evaluation of graduate education, including the Science without Borders programme.
open CAPESBilateral science and technology cooperation since 2007
06 portal
EU Brazil exchanges for research or training
The programme was built to open research routes in both directions. This page collects the exchange and funding channels referenced by the portal, together with the partner laboratories that host visitors.
The bilateral science and technology cooperation agreement between Europe and Brazil has been in force since 2007. One purpose of the EUmBRella portal is to show and enhance the access opportunities available to European researchers in the national research and innovation programmes of Brazil.
The two consortia list the laboratories that make up the programme: ten TIMER beneficiaries in five countries and eleven TARKINAID members in six countries, several of them in Brazil. Their research covers inflammation resolution, chemokine biology, kinase inhibitors and preclinical disease models.
The portal does not administer fellowships. Calls, eligibility and conditions are set by the funding bodies and host institutions.
The Brazilian federal agency for the support and evaluation of graduate education, including the Science without Borders programme.
open CAPESThe Brazilian national council for scientific and technological development, funding research grants and mobility.
open CNPqThe São Paulo research foundation, supporting research and exchange in the state of São Paulo.
open FAPESPEURAXESS is the European network of researcher mobility centres, with practical information on visas, contracts and host institutions. The European Commission funding and tenders portal publishes calls that can support exchanges with Brazilian partners.
Host laboratories are listed with their scientific contacts on the two project pages. The TIMER list covers Italy, Brazil, Switzerland, the United Kingdom and Ireland; the TARKINAID record describes a consortium of eleven members in six countries.
The portal’s link list named the Science without Borders programme, a Brazilian scholarship programme for international study and research. Current arrangements are published by CAPES.