[Commlist] call for expressions of Interest programme for Marie Skłodowska-Curie Action - Postdoctoral Fellowships (MSCA-PF) 2023' at Linnaeus University, Sweden

Expressions of Interest programme for Marie Skłodowska-Curie Action - 
Postdoctoral Fellowships (MSCA-PF) 2023

If you work within the research areas of intermediality, multimodality 
or related fields and are interested in spending 12-24 months as a 
researcher at the Linnaeus University Centre for Intermedial and 
Multimodal Studies (IMS) you are welcome to submit a proposal to 
participate in our MSCA-PF Expression of Interest programme.

The Expression of interest programme is organised in collaboration with 
our Grants and Innovation Office (GIO). When chosen, you will 
participate in our MSCA-Master Classes, get support for writing the 
research application with the aim to conduct a research project at IMS. 
You can read more on the webpage https://lnu.se/en/msca 
<https://lnu.se/en/msca>.

Linnaeus University Centre for Intermedial and Multimodal Studies is an 
interdisciplinary research environment that takes a broad medial 
perspective on questions of narration, meaning making, learning, and 
truthfulness in art and communication.

We welcome all proposals within our core and thematic research fields 
but are especially interested in applications that address current 
social challenges such as knowledge communication, crisis communication 
related to climate change or other ecological issues, media literacy, 
digital literacy, and learning in a mediatized society. Research at IMS 
approaches these social challenges by exploring issues of truthfulness 
and truth claims in media (including questions such as authenticity, 
credibility, trust, knowledge regimes and epistemologies), the mediation 
and mediatization of cultural memory between and across media; archives 
and (trans)mediation, mediations of the ecological emergency, the role 
of mainstream and alternative news and journalism in a digitized 
society, multimodality and learning, learning through media, narration 
across media and processes of meaning making.

Deadline for being part of the IMS-Expression of Interest Programme 
is:*27 March, 2023*. The contact person is *(dagmar.brunow /at/ lnu.se)*

The European Marie Skłodowska-Curie Action - Fellowships are open to
-    Researchers that hold a doctoral degree at the deadline date (13 
September 2023).
-    Young talents, that have their PhD no longer than three years at 
deadline date (13 September 2023) with possible extensions for 
documented long-term leaves. In exceptional cases the maximum age limit 
can be extended for up to 8 years in total.
-    Researcher moving within Europe, as well as those coming in from 
other parts of the world, as long as one has not lived or worked in 
Sweden for more than 12 months during the last 3 years (reference date: 
13 September 2023).

The grant provides an allowance to cover living, travel, and family 
costs. In addition, the European Union contributes to the training, 
networking, and research costs of the fellow, as well as to the 
management and indirect costs of the project.

Note: The applicant should write the application with the aid of the 
host organization. If the MSCA-application is successful, the applicant 
must move to Sweden and work at the premises of Linnaeus University.

We welcome all proposals within IMS research interests.

*27 March 2023. Deadline for submitting proposals to IMS.*

*Please include
-    a brief description of the two-year research project using the 
template below,
-    a brief CV emphasizing research activities and publications (max 
two pages),
-    a copy of your PhD exam certificate.
*

The working language of IMS is English and the application to MSCA-PF 
and the research publications (if the application should be granted) 
must be written in English as well. Please send your proposal to 
(dagmar.brunow /at/ lnu.se).

*>>Template for Expression of Interest<<*

Title of your project
- Name:
- Email address:
- Date of your PhD:
- What is your research question? Why is it relevant?
(300 words max)
- What is your hypothesis? What are your expected results?
(300 words max)
- How are you planning to disseminate your results?
(200 words max)
- Why is IMS important for your project?
(300 words max)
-Who within IMS would you like to collaborate with, and why?
(100 words max)



Contact persons
Dagmar Brunow
Professor
Linnaeus University Centre for Intermedial and Multimodal Studies
(dagmar.brunow /at/ lnu.se)

Annett Wolf, PhD
European Grants Advisor
Linnaeus University
(annett.wolf /at/ lnu.se)


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