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Also got the email, EF-PHY, 24th on the reserve (156th on the initial pre-UK-dropout list, of which 132 were supposed to be funded)

It would be nice if you can explain what you mean by rejigging of budget? I was informed from my German NCP that the number of dropouts due to UK-HE association failure will be given to the reserves of the same panel. But you are implying that the total dropout seats from the UK funded projects wil...

After a bit more digging I found a reference to a German webpage (www.nks-msc.de) in the 2021 thread that has additional info for 2022: There are 207 UK hosted projects that were selected, 4 of which are GF, the rest EF. The budget is allocated to number of eligible projects, so if e.g. a panel has ...

There was one guy who was apparently lower on the list, though the post is written a bit cryptic. If I interpret it correctly this was CHE, with 149 initially funded projects, and projects between 150 and ~220 on the reserve list. He was apparently number 192 and got funded. It's on page 38 of last ...

In the last year also it was having a same issue. But, 25 UK vacancies (if this is actual numbers) from EF-CHE will transfer to the same panel. It make sense, because no. of selected percentage in each panels differ. So they can't merge all UK vacancies and distribute equally to all panels. This is...

From what I understand there is no such thing as a UK reserve list: The EU commission selects projects for funding and draws up a waiting list comprised of the highest ranked applications below the funding cutoff. UK-based projects were allowed to compete in the selection, under the provision that t...