The UK Research Office (UKRO) promotes effective UK participation in European Union funded research, higher education and training, and related activities. Established in Brussels in 1991, UKRO is jointly sponsored by the UK Research Councils.
UKRO provides information and advice on EU funding opportunities, and EU programmes and policies. You can sign up for the UKRO FP7 information and email alert service. Simply, “create a profile” (a personalised web page, covering the areas that you are interested in) and then select to receive email alerts at whatever interval you would prefer. UKRO has also produced a guide to help you understand more about this service.
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Dear Sir/Madam
Would it be possible to add my e-mail address to your circulation list in respect of FP7?
Many thanks.
Regards.
Reza Sahandi
Hi thanks for your comment – you can sign up for the alerts by clicking the link ‘create a profile’ within this post.