Here is a link to the call (in Spanish) where, moreover a prolongation with two years for existing RyCs finishing in 2017 is stipulated :
http://www.boe.es/boe/dias/2016/11/29/pdfs/BOE-B-2016-61716.pdf
Here is a link to the call (in Spanish) where, moreover a prolongation with two years for existing RyCs finishing in 2017 is stipulated :
http://www.boe.es/boe/dias/2016/11/29/pdfs/BOE-B-2016-61716.pdf
The Asociación Nacional de Investigadores Ramón y Cajal would like to bring your attention to a recent study about the situation of the Ramon y Cajal Researchers in CSIC in the period 2007-2014
The Asociación Nacional de Investigadores Ramón y Cajal would like to bring your attention to a recent study about the situation of the Ramon y Cajal Researchers in CSIC in the period 2007-2014
An article on how Research Institutes flourish if they can side-step Spanish bureaucracy can be found here:
Especially the following paragraph from this article must find a resonance of recognition with many of us
“That success in recruiting internationally is also due to the institute’s ability to sidestep some of the more restrictive state bureaucracy that critics say is hampering Spain’s ability to attract top talent.
Under Spanish law, foreign academics must have their Ph.D. ratified by the education ministry — a process often lasting years, which stops many top international scholars from moving to Spain.”