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The Aragonese Agency for Research and Development Foundation launches a new call in biomedicine, health sciences, information technologies and the environment.
The Aragonese Agency for Research and Development Foundation (ARAID) launches a new call for the hiring up to a maximum of 11 researchers in priority areas for Aragon such as biomedicine, health sciences, information technologies and the environment.
Other areas that can apply in this Araid call, where 51 researchers work, of which six were hired on an extraordinary basis during covid-19, they are communication, agri-food, sustainability, nanosciences, nanotechnologies, new materials and social or cultural development.
The hiring of these scientists full-time and indefinite term aims to raise the number of researchers to a historic figure for the entity and attract the talent of those who have a minimum of six years of postdoctoral experience and at least two years of postdoctoral experience in research centers of recognized national or international prestige.
In addition, they will be able to apply for these job applications, which They will remain open until February 28, 2022, those researchers who were hired by Araid in the extraordinary call of 2020, the Aragonese Executive reports in a press release.
In the call, which will be resolved in June 2022, applications that work with research groups involved in one of the four Complementary Plans of the Ministry granted to Aragon will be evaluated, which act as instruments to establish collaborations between the State and the Autonomous Communities in R&D&I actions, being one of the tools derived from the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan to overcome the health crisis and respond in the next decade.
The proposals aligned with green energy and hydrogen from ITAINNOVA, the Foundation for the Development of New Hydrogen Technologies in Aragon and the University of Zaragoza); the agri-food transition of CITA; astrophysics from CEFCA, ITAINNOVA and the University of Zaragoza; and high energy physics and advanced materials from INMA and ITAINNOVA, will be positively valued by having the possibility of promoting the research teams they join and participating in the autonomous science and technology system.
The Aragonese Agency for Research and Development Foundation was created in 2005 by the regional Executive in order to incorporate and offer opportunities to researchers and scientists that enhance strategic lines of research in the community, which will also be more attractive and stable in terms of to the generation of knowledge and development of scientific careers that now totals 715 projects worked on.
