The final AQUAEXCEL2020 Call for Access has now closed. To find out about some of the TNA projects that took place please visit: https://aquaexcel2020.eu/transnational-access/tna-projects and to learn about some of the outputs of the TNA and AQUAEXCEL2020projects please visit: https://aquaexcel2020.eu/results
On a regular basis, the AQUAEXCEL2020 project invited proposals from European research groups for scientific research that utilised the facilities of any of the participating aquaculture research infrastructures. The AQUAEXCEL2020 project unites major aquaculture experimental facilities with capacity to undertake experimental trials on a selection of commercially important fish aquaculture species and system types. These installations are made available to the research community for Transnational Access (TNA) with the support of the European Union’s Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation Programme. Transnational Access involves a research group in one country collaborating with one or more AQUAEXCEL2020 Infrastructures that are located in a different country to the applicant, and which offer facilities and expertise not available in their own country.
The facilities available covered the entire range of production systems (cage, pond, recirculation, flowthrough, hatchery and disease challenge); environments (freshwater, marine, cold, temperate and warm water); scales (small, medium and industrial scale); fish species (salmonids, cold and warm water marine fish, freshwater fish and artemia); and fields of expertise (nutrition, physiology, health & welfare, genetics, engineering, monitoring & management technologies).
Interested researchers could propose projects that involved visits of one or in some cases two people to the chosen research infrastructure for periods of up to three months. Access to the research infrastructures and associated travel and subsistence expenses was paid for under the project. The establishment of new transnational collaborations was strongly encouraged, as well as the participation by SMEs.
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Seventeenth Call for Access NOW CLOSED!
Seventeenth Call for Access - NOW OPEN
In considering the exploitation potential, attention will be given to how the work contributes to meeting the objectives of the European Aquaculture Technology and Innovation Platform (EATiP), as defined in the thematic Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda (“The Vision”) (www.eatip.eu). The EATiP strongly encourages TNA applications related to Social Licence, Precision Farming and Resource Efficiency. However, applicants are also welcome to submit applications outside of these thematic areas.
Application procedure
Information on the facilities offering Transnational access is available at this project website and in the documents below. Applicants are required to contact their preferred partner facility to discuss the project design and costs for the proposed project, before the submission of an application. Applications must be prepared and submitted via the TNA online application system. Each person involved in the application must first create an individual username to access the system. Further guidance on using the system is provided at that website.
This Call for Access is NOW CLOSED. Closing Date was 6th March 2020.
The normal processing time for applications is 3 months, so applications for TNA projects should be made well in advance!
Note: Before using the TNA application system, please add the following e-mail address to the “safe sender list” in your anti-spam or e-mail software to ensure you receive all communications from the system: info@biowes.org
The documents below contain the necessary information related to the 17th Call for Access:
- Promotional leaflet
- Guide for Transnational Access
- 17th Call for Access Information
- CV Template
- Guidelines for completing the online application form
- GDPR Policy
- GDPR Consent Form
- Nomination form for expert reviewers
Further details about the scheme and full instructions for preparing and submitting proposals are given in these documents. For further queries regarding the Call for Access please contact John Bostock: j.c.bostock@stir.ac.uk
Do you have a project idea but need help to find the right facility? Please contact the orientation committee of AQUAEXCEL2020 at aquaexcel-OC@inra.fr.
Would you like to suggest expert reviewers (including yourself) for the AQUAEXCEL2020 TNA programme? Please complete this form and return it with nominee CV to John Bostock: j.c.bostock@stir.ac.uk
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Sixteenth Call for Access
Sixteenth Call for Access - NOW CLOSED
In considering the exploitation potential, attention will be given to how the work contributes to meeting the objectives of the European Aquaculture Technology and Innovation Platform (EATiP), as defined in the thematic Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda (“The Vision”) (www.eatip.eu). The EATiP strongly encourages TNA applications related to Social Licence, Precision Farming and Resource Efficiency. However, applicants are also welcome to submit applications outside of these thematic areas.
Application procedure
Information on the facilities offering Transnational access is available at this project website and in the documents below. Applicants are required to contact their preferred partner facility to discuss the project design and costs for the proposed project, before the submission of an application. Applications must be prepared and submitted via the TNA online application system. Each person involved in the application must first create an individual username to access the system. Further guidance on using the system is provided at that website.
This Call for Access is NOW CLOSED.
The normal processing time for applications is 3 months, so applications for TNA projects should be made well in advance!
Note: Before using the TNA application system, please add the following e-mail address to the “safe sender list” in your anti-spam or e-mail software to ensure you receive all communications from the system: info@biowes.org
The documents below contain the necessary information related to the 16th Call for Access:
- Promotional leaflet
- Guide for Transnational Access
- 16th Call for Access Information
- CV Template
- Guidelines for completing the online application form
- GDPR Policy
- GDPR Consent Form
- Nomination form for expert reviewers
Further details about the scheme and full instructions for preparing and submitting proposals are given in these documents. For further queries regarding the Call for Access please contact John Bostock: j.c.bostock@stir.ac.uk
Do you have a project idea but need help to find the right facility? Please contact the orientation committee of AQUAEXCEL2020 at aquaexcel-OC@inra.fr.
Would you like to suggest expert reviewers (including yourself) for the AQUAEXCEL2020 TNA programme? Please complete this form and return it with nominee CV to John Bostock: j.c.bostock@stir.ac.uk
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Fifteenth Call for Access
Fifteenth Call for Access - NOW CLOSED
In considering the exploitation potential, attention will be given to how the work contributes to meeting the objectives of the European Aquaculture Technology and Innovation Platform (EATiP), as defined in the thematic Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda (“The Vision”) (www.eatip.eu). The EATiP strongly encourages TNA applications related to Social Licence, Precision Farming and Resource Efficiency. However, applicants are also welcome to submit applications outside of these thematic areas.
Application procedure
Information on the facilities offering Transnational access is available at this project website and in the documents below. Applicants are required to contact their preferred partner facility to discuss the project design and costs for the proposed project, before the submission of an application. Applications must be prepared and submitted via the TNA online application system. Each person involved in the application must first create an individual username to access the system. Further guidance on using the system is provided at that website.
This Call for Access is NOW CLOSED.
The normal processing time for applications is 3 months, so applications for TNA projects should be made well in advance!
Note: Before using the TNA application system, please add the following e-mail address to the “safe sender list” in your anti-spam or e-mail software to ensure you receive all communications from the system: info@biowes.org
The documents below contain the necessary information related to the 15th Call for Access:
- Promotional leaflet
- Guide for Transnational Access
- 15th Call for Access Information
- CV Template
- Guidelines for completing the online application form
- GDPR Policy
- GDPR Consent Form
- Nomination form for expert reviewers
Further details about the scheme and full instructions for preparing and submitting proposals are given in these documents. For further queries regarding the Call for Access please contact John Bostock: j.c.bostock@stir.ac.uk
Do you have a project idea but need help to find the right facility? Please contact the orientation committee of AQUAEXCEL2020 at aquaexcel-OC@inra.fr.
Would you like to suggest expert reviewers (including yourself) for the AQUAEXCEL2020 TNA programme? Please complete this form and return it with nominee CV to John Bostock: j.c.bostock@stir.ac.uk
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Fourteenth Call for Access
Fourteenth Call for Access - NOW CLOSED
In considering the exploitation potential, attention will be given to how the work contributes to meeting the objectives of the European Aquaculture Technology and Innovation Platform (EATiP), as defined in the thematic Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda (“The Vision”) (www.eatip.eu). The EATiP strongly encourages TNA applications related to Social Licence, Precision Farming and Resource Efficiency. However, applicants are also welcome to submit applications outside of these thematic areas.
Application procedure
Information on the facilities offering Transnational access is available at this project website and in the documents below. Applicants are required to contact their preferred partner facility to discuss the project design and costs for the proposed project, before the submission of an application. Applications must be prepared and submitted via the TNA online application system. Each person involved in the application must first create an individual username to access the system. Further guidance on using the system is provided at that web site.
This Call for Access is NOW CLOSED – the 15th Call for Access is expected to open at the end of July 2019.
The normal processing time for applications is 3 months, so applications for TNA projects should be made well in advance!
Note: Before using the TNA application system, please add the following e-mail address to the “safe sender list” in your anti-spam or e-mail software to ensure you receive all communications from the system: info@biowes.org
The documents below contain the necessary information related to the 14th Call for Access:
- Promotional leaflet
- Guide for Transnational Access
- 14th Call for Access Information
- CV Template
- Guidelines for completing the online application form
- GDPR Policy
- GDPR Consent Form
- Nomination form for expert reviewers
Further details about the scheme and full instructions for preparing and submitting proposals are given in these documents. For further queries regarding the Call for Access please contact John Bostock: j.c.bostock@stir.ac.uk
Do you have a project idea but need help to find the right facility? Please contact the orientation committee of AQUAEXCEL2020 at aquaexcel-OC@inra.fr.
Would you like to suggest expert reviewers (including yourself) for the AQUAEXCEL2020 TNA programme? Please complete this form and return it with nominee CV to John Bostock: j.c.bostock@stir.ac.uk
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Thirteenth Call for Access
Thirteenth Call for Access - NOW CLOSED
In considering the exploitation potential, attention will be given to how the work contributes to meeting the objectives of the European Aquaculture Technology and Innovation Platform (EATiP), as defined in the thematic Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda (“The Vision”) (www.eatip.eu). The EATiP strongly encourages TNA applications related to Social Licence, Precision Farming and Resource Efficiency. However, applicants are also welcome to submit applications outside of these thematic areas.
Application procedure
Information on the facilities offering Transnational access is available at this project website and in the documents below. Applicants are required to contact their preferred partner facility to discuss the project design and costs for the proposed project, before the submission of an application. Applications must be prepared and submitted via the TNA online application system. Each person involved in the application must first create an individual username to access the system. Further guidance on using the system is provided at that web site.
This Call for Access is NOW CLOSED – the 14th Call for Access is expected to open at the end of April 2019
The normal processing time for applications is 3 months, so applications for TNA projects should be made well in advance!
Note: Before using the TNA application system, please add the following e-mail address to the “safe sender list” in your anti-spam or e-mail software to ensure you receive all communications from the system: info@biowes.org
The documents below contain the necessary information related to the 13th Call for Access:
- Promotional leaflet
- Guide for Transnational Access
- 13th Call for Access Information
- CV Template
- Guidelines for completing the online application form
- GDPR Policy
- GDPR Consent Form
- Nomination form for expert reviewers
Further details about the scheme and full instructions for preparing and submitting proposals are given in these documents. For further queries regarding the Call for Access please contact John Bostock: j.c.bostock@stir.ac.uk
Do you have a project idea but need help to find the right facility? Please contact the orientation committee of AQUAEXCEL2020 at aquaexcel-OC@inra.fr.
Would you like to suggest expert reviewers (including yourself) for the AQUAEXCEL2020 TNA programme? Please complete this form and return it with nominee CV to John Bostock: j.c.bostock@stir.ac.uk.
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Twelfth Call for Access
Twelfth Call for Access - NOW CLOSED
In considering the exploitation potential, attention will be given to how the work contributes to meeting the objectives of the European Aquaculture Technology and Innovation Platform (EATiP), as defined in the thematic Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda (“The Vision”) (www.eatip.eu). The EATiP strongly encourages TNA applications related to Social Licence, Precision Farming and Resource Efficiency. However, applicants are also welcome to submit applications outside of these thematic areas.
Application procedure
Information on the facilities offering Transnational access is available at this project website and in the documents below. Applicants are required to contact their preferred partner facility to discuss the project design and costs for the proposed project, before the submission of an application. Applications must be prepared and submitted via the TNA online application system. Each person involved in the application must first create an individual username to access the system. Further guidance on using the system is provided at that web site.
This Call for Access is NOW CLOSED
The normal processing time for applications is 3 months, so applications for TNA projects should be made well in advance!
Note: Before using the TNA application system, please add the following e-mail address to the “safe sender list” in your anti-spam or e-mail software to ensure you receive all communications from the system: info@biowes.org
The documents below contain the necessary information related to the 12th Call for Access:
- Promotional leaflet
- Guide for Transnational Access
- 12th Call for Access Information
- CV Template
- Guidelines for completing the online application form
- GDPR Policy
- GDPR Consent Form
Further details about the scheme and full instructions for preparing and submitting proposals are given in these documents. For further queries regarding the Call for Access please contact John Bostock: j.c.bostock@stir.ac.uk
Do you have a project idea but need help to find the right facility? Please contact the orientation committee of AQUAEXCEL2020 at aquaexcel-OC@inra.fr.
Would you like to suggest expert reviewers (including yourself) for the AQUAEXCEL2020 TNA programme? Please complete this form and return it with nominee CV to John Bostock: j.c.bostock@stir.ac.uk.
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Eleventh Call for Access
ELEVENTH Call for Access - NOW CLOSED
In considering the exploitation potential, attention will be given to how the work contributes to meeting the objectives of the European Aquaculture Technology and Innovation Platform (EATiP), as defined in the thematic Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda (“The Vision”) (www.eatip.eu). The EATiP strongly encourages TNA applications related to Social Licence, Precision Farming and Resource Efficiency. However, applicants are also welcome to submit applications outside of these thematic areas.
Application procedure
Information on the facilities offering Transnational access is available at this project website and in the documents below. Applicants are required to contact their preferred partner facility to discuss the project design and costs for the proposed project, before the submission of an application. Applications must be prepared and submitted via the TNA online application system. Each person involved in the application must first create an individual username to access the system. Further guidance on using the system is provided at that web site.
This Call is NOW CLOSED!
The normal processing time for applications is 3 months, so applications for TNA projects should be made well in advance!
Note: Before using the TNA application system, please add the following e-mail address to the “safe sender list” in your anti-spam or e-mail software to ensure you receive all communications from the system: info@biowes.org
The documents below contain the necessary information related to the 11th Call for Access:
- Promotional leaflet
- Guide for Transnational Access
- 11th Call for Access Information
- CV Template
- Guidelines for completing the online application form
- GDPR Policy
- GDPR Consent Form
Further details about the scheme and full instructions for preparing and submitting proposals are given in these documents. For further queries regarding the Call for Access please contact John Bostock: j.c.bostock@stir.ac.uk
Do you have a project idea but need help to find the right facility? Please contact the orientation committee of AQUAEXCEL2020 at aquaexcel-OC@inra.fr.
Would you like to suggest expert reviewers (including yourself) for the AQUAEXCEL2020 TNA programme? Please complete this form and return it with nominee CV to John Bostock: j.c.bostock@stir.ac.uk.
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Tenth Call for Access
TENTH Call for Access - NOW CLOSED
In considering the exploitation potential, attention will be given to how the work contributes to meeting the objectives of the European Aquaculture Technology and Innovation Platform, as defined in the thematic Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda (“The Vision”) (www.eatip.eu). Priority will be given to projects addressing one of the following identified research priorities: sustainable fish feeds, remote monitoring in real-time, selective breeding and reproduction ensuring all year-round production.
Application procedure
Information on the facilities offering Transnational access is available at this project website and in the documents below. Applicants are required to contact their preferred partner facility to discuss the project design and costs for the proposed project, before the submission of an application. Applications must be prepared and submitted via the TNA online application system. Each person involved in the application must first create an individual username to access the system. Further guidance on using the system is provided at that web site.
This Call is now CLOSED!
The normal processing time for applications is 3 months, so applications for TNA projects should be made well in advance!
Note: Before using the TNA application system, please add the following e-mail address to the “safe sender list” in your anti-spam or e-mail software to ensure you receive all communications from the system: info@biowes.org
The documents below contain the necessary information related to the 10th Call for Access:
- Promotional leaflet
- Guide for Transnational Access
- 10th Call for Access Information
- CV Template
- Guidelines for completing the online application form
- GDPR Policy
- GDPR Consent Form
Further details about the scheme and full instructions for preparing and submitting proposals are given in these documents. For further queries regarding the Call for Access please contact John Bostock: j.c.bostock@stir.ac.uk
Do you have a project idea but need help to find the right facility? Please contact the orientation committee of AQUAEXCEL2020 at aquaexcel-OC@inra.fr.
Would you like to suggest expert reviewers (including yourself) for the AQUAEXCEL2020 TNA programme? Please complete this form and return it with nominee CV to John Bostock: j.c.bostock@stir.ac.uk.
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Ninth Call for Access
Ninth Call for Access - NOW CLOSED
In considering the exploitation potential, attention will be given to how the work contributes to meeting the objectives of the European Aquaculture Technology and Innovation Platform, as defined in the thematic Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda (“The Vision”) (www.eatip.eu). Priority will be given to projects addressing one of the following identified research priorities: sustainable fish feeds, remote monitoring in real-time, selective breeding and reproduction ensuring all year-round production.
Application procedure
Information on the facilities offering Transnational access is available at this project website and in the documents below. Applicants are required to contact their preferred partner facility to discuss the project design and costs for the proposed project, before the submission of an application. Applications must be prepared and submitted via the TNA online application system. Each person involved in the application must first create an individual username to access the system. Further guidance on using the system is provided at that web site.
This Call is now CLOSED! Application deadline was 15 March 2018
The normal processing time for applications is 3 months, so applications for TNA projects should be made well in advance!
Note: Before using the TNA application system, please add the following e-mail address to the “safe sender list” in your anti-spam or e-mail software to ensure you receive all communications from the system: info@biowes.org
The documents below contain the necessary information related to the 9th Call for Access:
- Promotional leaflet
- Guide for Transnational Access
- 9th Call for Access Information
- CV Template
- Guidelines for completing the online application form
Further details about the scheme and full instructions for preparing and submitting proposals are given in these documents. For further queries regarding the Call for Access please contact John Bostock: j.c.bostock@stir.ac.uk
Do you have a project idea but need help to find the right facility? Please contact the orientation committee of AQUAEXCEL2020 at aquaexcel-OC@inra.fr.
Would you like to suggest expert reviewers (including yourself) for the AQUAEXCEL2020 TNA programme? Please complete this form and return it with nominee CV to John Bostock: j.c.bostock@stir.ac.uk.
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Eighth Call for Access
Eighth Call for Access - NOW CLOSED
In considering the exploitation potential, attention will be given to how the work contributes to meeting the objectives of the European Aquaculture Technology and Innovation Platform, as defined in the thematic Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda (“The Vision”) (www.eatip.eu). Priority will be given to projects addressing one of the following identified research priorities: sustainable fish feeds, remote monitoring in real-time, selective breeding and reproduction ensuring all year-round production.
Application procedure
Information on the facilities offering Transnational access is available at this project website and in the documents below. Applicants are required to contact their preferred partner facility to discuss the project design and costs for the proposed project, before the submission of an application. Applications must be prepared and submitted via the TNA online application system. Each person involved in the application must first create an individual username to access the system. Further guidance on using the system is provided at that web site.
This Call is now CLOSED!
The normal processing time for applications is 3 months, so applications for TNA projects should be made well in advance!
Note: Before using the TNA application system, please add the following e-mail address to the “safe sender list” in your anti-spam or e-mail software to ensure you receive all communications from the system: info@biowes.org
The documents below contain the necessary information related to the 8th Call for Access:
- Information leaflet
- Guide for Transnational Access
- 8th Call for Access Information
- CV Template
- Guidelines for completing the online application form
Further details about the scheme and full instructions for preparing and submitting proposals are given in these documents. For further queries regarding the Call for Access please contact John Bostock: j.c.bostock@stir.ac.uk
Do you have a project idea but need help to find the right facility?
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Seventh Call for Access
Seventh Call for Access - NOW CLOSED
Application procedure
Information on the facilities offering Transnational access is available at this project website and in the documents below. Applicants are required to contact their preferred partner facility to discuss the project design and costs for the proposed project, before the submission of an application. Applications must be prepared and submitted via the TNA online application system. Each person involved in the application must first create an individual username to access the system. Further guidance on using the system is provided at that web site.
This call is now closed!
The normal processing time for applications is 3 months, so applications for TNA projects should be made well in advance!
Note: Before using the TNA application system, please add the following e-mail address to the “safe sender list” in your anti-spam or e-mail software to ensure you receive all communications from the system: info@biowes.org
The documents below contain the necessary information related to the 7th Call for Access:
- Information leaflet
- Guide for Transnational Access
- 7th Call for Access Information
- CV Template
- Guidelines for completing the online application form
Further details about the scheme and full instructions for preparing and submitting proposals are given in these documents. For further queries regarding the Call for Access please contact John Bostock: j.c.bostock@stir.ac.uk
Do you have a project idea but need help to find the right facility?
Please contact the orientation committee of AQUAEXCEL2020 at aquaexcel-OC@inra.frFurther information on previous Calls for Access can be found below.
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Sixth Call for Access
Sixth Call for Access - NOW CLOSED
Application procedure
Information on the facilities offering Transnational access is available at this project website and in the documents below. Applicants are required to contact their preferred partner facility to discuss the project design and costs for the proposed project, before the submission of an application. Applications must be prepared and submitted via the TNA online application system. Each person involved in the application must first create an individual username to access the system. Further guidance on using the system is provided at that web site.
DEADLINE for applications was: 12 July 2017
Note: Before using the TNA application system, please add the following e-mail address to the “safe sender list” in your anti-spam or e-mail software to ensure you receive all communications from the system: info@biowes.org
The documents below contain the necessary information related to the 6th Call for Access:
- Information leaflet
- Guide for Transnational Access
- 6th Call for Access Information
- CV Template
- Guidelines for completing the online application form
Further details about the scheme and full instructions for preparing and submitting proposals are given in these documents. For further queries regarding the Call for Access please contact John Bostock: j.c.bostock@stir.ac.uk
Do you have a project idea but need help to find the right facility?
Please contact the orientation committee of AQUAEXCEL2020 at aquaexcel-OC@inra.frFurther information on previous Calls for Access can be found below.
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Fifth Call for Access
Fifth Call for Access - Now closed
On a regular basis, the AQUAEXCEL2020 project will invite proposals from European research groups for scientific research that utilises the facilities of any of the participating aquaculture research infrastructures. The AQUAEXCEL2020 project unites major aquaculture experimental facilities with capacity to undertake experimental trials on a selection of commercially important fish aquaculture species and system types. These installations are made available to the research community for Transnational Access (TNA) with the support of the European Union’s Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation Programme. Transnational Access involves a research group in one country collaborating with one or more AQUAEXCEL2020 Infrastructures that are located in a different country to the applicant, and which offer facilities and expertise not available in their own country.
The facilities available cover the entire range of production systems (cage, pond, recirculation, flowthrough, hatchery and disease challenge); environments (freshwater, marine, cold, temperate and warm water); scales (small, medium and industrial scale); fish species (salmonids, cold and warm water marine fish, freshwater fish and artemia); and fields of expertise (nutrition, physiology, health & welfare, genetics, engineering, monitoring & management technologies).
Interested researchers can propose projects that involve visits of one or in some cases two people to the chosen research infrastructure for periods of up to three months. Access to the research infrastructures and associated travel and subsistence expenses will be paid for under the project. The establishment of new transnational collaborations is strongly encouraged, as well as the participation by SMEs.
Application procedure
Information on the facilities offering Transnational access is available at this project website and in the documents below. Applicants are required to contact their preferred partner facility to discuss the project design and costs for the proposed project, before the submission of an application. Applications must be prepared and submitted via the TNA online application system. Each person involved in the application must first create an individual username to access the system. Further guidance on using the system is provided at that web site.
This call is now closed! Please click here to learn more about the TNA programme and to download the overview leaflet.
Note: Before using the TNA application system, please add the following e-mail address to the “safe sender list” in your anti-spam or e-mail software to ensure you receive all communications from the system: info@biowes.org
The documents below contain the necessary information related to the 5th Call for Access:
- Information leaflet
- Guide for Transnational Access
- 5th Call for Access Information
- CV Template
- Guidelines for completing the online application form
Further details about the scheme and full instructions for preparing and submitting proposals are given in these documents. For further queries regarding the Call for Access please contact John Bostock: j.c.bostock@stir.ac.uk
Further information on previous Calls for Access can be found below.
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Fourth Call for Access
Fourth Call for Access - Now closed
On a regular basis, the AQUAEXCEL2020 project will invite proposals from European research groups for scientific research that utilises the facilities of any of the participating aquaculture research infrastructures. The AQUAEXCEL2020 project unites major aquaculture experimental facilities with capacity to undertake experimental trials on a selection of commercially important fish aquaculture species and system types. These installations are made available to the research community for Transnational Access (TNA) with the support of the European Union’s Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation Programme. Transnational Access involves a research group in one country collaborating with one or more AQUAEXCEL2020 Infrastructures that are located in a different country to the applicant, and which offer facilities and expertise not available in their own country.
The facilities available cover the entire range of production systems (cage, pond, recirculation, flowthrough, hatchery and disease challenge); environments (freshwater, marine, cold, temperate and warm water); scales (small, medium and industrial scale); fish species (salmonids, cold and warm water marine fish, freshwater fish and artemia); and fields of expertise (nutrition, physiology, health & welfare, genetics, engineering, monitoring & management technologies).
Interested researchers can propose projects that involve visits of one or in some cases two people to the chosen research infrastructure for periods of up to three months. Access to the research infrastructures and associated travel and subsistence expenses will be paid for under the project. The establishment of new transnational collaborations is strongly encouraged, as well as the participation by SMEs.
Application procedure
Information on the facilities offering Transnational access is available at this project website and in the documents below. Applicants are required to contact their preferred partner facility to discuss the project design and costs for the proposed project, before the submission of an application. Applications must be prepared and submitted via the TNA online application system. Each person involved in the application must first create an individual username to access the system. Further guidance on using the system is provided at that web site. Submissions must be made on or before the announced Call deadline – 13 January 2017.
This call is now closed! The next call will be announced on this same website, so please come back later.
Note: Before using the TNA application system, please add the following e-mail address to the “safe sender list” in your anti-spam or e-mail software to ensure you receive all communications from the system: info@biowes.org
The documents below contain the necessary information related to the 4th Call for Access:
- Information leaflet
- Guide for Transnational Access
- 4th Call for Access Information
- CV Template
- Organisation registration form
Further details about the scheme and full instructions for preparing and submitting proposals are given in these documents. For further queries regarding the Call for Access please contact John Bostock: j.c.bostock@stir.ac.uk
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Third Call for Access
Third Call for Access - Now closed
On a regular basis, the AQUAEXCEL2020 project will invite proposals from European research groups for scientific research that utilises the facilities of any of the participating aquaculture research infrastructures. The AQUAEXCEL2020 project unites major aquaculture experimental facilities with capacity to undertake experimental trials on a selection of commercially important fish aquaculture species and system types. These installations are made available to the research community for Transnational Access (TNA) with the support of the European Union’s Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation Programme. Transnational Access involves a research group in one country collaborating with one or more AQUAEXCEL2020 Infrastructures that are located in a different country to the applicant, and which offer facilities and expertise not available in their own country.
The facilities available cover the entire range of production systems (cage, pond, recirculation, flowthrough, hatchery and disease challenge); environments (freshwater, marine, cold, temperate and warm water); scales (small, medium and industrial scale); fish species (salmonids, cold and warm water marine fish, freshwater fish and artemia); and fields of expertise (nutrition, physiology, health & welfare, genetics, engineering, monitoring & management technologies).
Interested researchers can propose projects that involve visits of one or in some cases two people to the chosen research infrastructure for periods of up to three months. Access to the research infrastructures and associated travel and subsistence expenses will be paid for under the project. The establishment of new transnational collaborations is strongly encouraged, as well as the participation by SMEs.
Application procedure
Information on the facilities offering Transnational access is available at this project website and in the documents below. Applicants are required to contact their preferred partner facility to discuss the project design and costs for the proposed project, before the submission of an application. Applications must be prepared and submitted via the TNA online application system. Each person involved in the application must first create an individual username to access the system. Further guidance on using the system is provided at that web site. Submissions must be made on or before the announced Call deadline – 14 OCTOBER 2016.
Note: Before using the TNA application system, please add the following e-mail address to the “safe sender list” in your anti-spam or e-mail software to ensure you receive all communications from the system: info@biowes.org
The documents below contain the necessary information related to the 3rd Call for Access:
- Information leaflet
- Guide for Transnational Access
- 3rd Call for Access Information
- CV Template
Further details about the scheme and full instructions for preparing and submitting proposals are given in these documents. For further queries regarding the Call for Access please contact John Bostock: j.c.bostock@stir.ac.uk
Further information on previous Calls for Access can be found below.
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Second Call for Access
Second Call for Access - Now closed
On a regular basis, the AQUAEXCEL2020 project will invite proposals from European research groups for scientific research that utilises the facilities of any of the participating aquaculture research infrastructures. The AQUAEXCEL2020 project unites major aquaculture experimental facilities with capacity to undertake experimental trials on a selection of commercially important fish aquaculture species and system types. These installations are made available to the research community for Transnational Access (TNA) with the support of the European Union’s Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation Programme. Transnational Access involves a research group in one country collaborating with one or more AQUAEXCEL2020 Infrastructures that are located in a different country to the applicant, and which offer facilities and expertise not available in their own country.
The facilities available cover the entire range of production systems (cage, pond, recirculation, flowthrough, hatchery and disease challenge); environments (freshwater, marine, cold, temperate and warm water); scales (small, medium and industrial scale); fish species (salmonids, cold and warm water marine fish, freshwater fish and artemia); and fields of expertise (nutrition, physiology, health & welfare, genetics, engineering, monitoring & management technologies).
Interested researchers can propose projects that involve visits of one or in some cases two people to the chosen research infrastructure for periods of up to three months. Access to the research infrastructures and associated travel and subsistence expenses will be paid for under the project. The establishment of new transnational collaborations is strongly encouraged, as well as the participation by SMEs.
Application procedure
Information on the facilities offering Transnational access is available at the project website (www.aquaexcel.eu) and in the documents below. Applicants are required to contact their preferred partner facility to discuss the project design and costs for the proposed project, before the submission of an application. Applications must be prepared and submitted via the TNA online application system at http://160.217.215.252/aquaexcel/index.php. Each person involved in the application must first create an individual username to access the system. Further guidance on using the system is provided at that web site. Submissions must be made on or before the announced Call deadline – 14 OCTOBER 2016.
Note: Before using the TNA application system, please add the following e-mail address to the “safe sender list” in your anti-spam or e-mail software to ensure you receive all communications from the system: info@biowes.org
The documents below contain the necessary information related to the 3rd Call for Access:
Further details about the scheme and full instructions for preparing and submitting proposals are given in these documents. For further queries regarding the Call for Access please contact John Bostock: j.c.bostock@stir.ac.uk
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First Call for Access
First Call for Access - Now closed
On a regular basis, the AQUAEXCEL2020 project invites proposals from European research groups for scientific research that utilises the installations of any of the participating aquaculture research infrastructures. These facilities are made available to the research community for Transnational Access (TNA) with the support of the European Union's Horizon 2020 Programme.
The facilities available cover the entire range of aquaculture production systems (recirculation, flow-through, cage, hatchery and pond systems); environments (freshwater and marine, cold, temperate and warm water); scales (small, medium and industrial scale); fish species (salmon, trout, sea bass, sea bream, cod, carp etc.); and fields of expertise (nutrition, physiology, health and welfare, genetics, engineering, monitoring and management technologies).
The overall objective of the project is to promote the coordinated use and development of these experimental facilities and encourage problem-based research and knowledge transfer to more effectively support the development of a sustainable European production of high quality seafood with reduced environmental impact.
Interested researchers can propose projects that:
- Involve research on any of the available aquatic species at the selected research infrastructure.
- Are compliant with the EATiP Strategic Research & Innovation Agenda.
- Involve visits of one or two people to a research infrastructure that provides installations not available in their own country, for periods of up to three months.
The 1st Call for Access is now closed (deadline was 11 March 2016).
The documents below contain the necessary information related to the 1st Call for Access:
- Guide for Transnational Access
- 1st Call for Access Information
- Application Form
- Researcher Registration Form
- Organisation Registration Form
- CV Template
- Infrastructure Form
Further details about the scheme and full instructions for preparing and submitting proposals are given in these documents. For further queries regarding the Call for Access please contact John Bostock; j.c.bostock@stir.ac.uk.