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Statistics

Evaluation of applications to FCT’s R&D funding programmes

The information in this page concerns evaluation procedures related to FCT R&D funding programmes.

Tables and graphics presented bellow results from an on-going effort to quantify costs and other relevant dimensions of FCT’s evaluation procedures (namely, basic data on evaluation panels and panel members).

• Evaluation of applications under the Call for R&D projects – 2012
  Data: ODF ou Excel 97
• Evaluation of applications under the Call for Exploratory Research Projects - 2013
  Data: ODF ou Excel 97
• Evaluation of applications under the Calls for The FCT Investigator Programme (2012 e 2013)
  Data: ODF ou Excel 97
• Evaluation of applications under the Calls for the National Roadmap of Research Infrastructures
  Data: ODF ou Excel 97
• Other information on evaluation of applications to FCT’s R&D funding programmes
  • Calls for Doctoral and Post-Doctoral Grants 2007
  • Call for R&D Projects in all Scientific Domains 2006
  • R&D Unit evaluation 2007

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