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"Question 33 by Ioannis A. Tsoukalas ()
The long, complex procedures required for obtaining research funding do not encourage researchers to apply for EU funding. Recent statements by the Commission on simplification of the research framework programmes seem to be based on the logic of gradual improvement. However, what is required is an administrative revolution in the way that the EU plans, finances and manages research.
What proposals is the Commission putting forward to simplify the framework programme for funding research? What does it think of the idea of linking funding to expected results? How does it view the possible introduction of a single administrative and logistical managerial framework, at both the European and national level? What specific measures is it proposing to encourage high-risk research in Europe? What does it intend to do to reverse the persistent trend towards a brain drain?"@en1
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"Subject: Need for radical restructuration of the European research funding framework"1
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