As part of the 30th anniversary of the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA), the European Commission has published a special anniversary publication celebrating the achievements and impact of MSCA-funded researchers and projects over the past three decades.
The publication features a selection of more than 100 projects and testimonials, showcasing researchers, collaborations and research achievements supported by MSCA since its launch.
Explore the MSCA 30th anniversary publication: MSCA – 30 years publication
Through these stories, the publication illustrates the how MSCA-funded research has helped advance scientific knowledge, support innovation and contribute to society, while highlighting the experiences and achievements of members of the MSCA community.
The publication provides an opportunity to explore examples of research supported through the programme and discover the people and projects behind three decades of MSCA funding.
The UK celebrates the MSCA 30th Anniversary – join us!
Since its launch in 1996, the programme has supported more than 150,000 researchers, including 23 Nobel Prize winners, and has become a cornerstone of European research and innovation. Over three decades, the MSCA has promoted researcher mobility across disciplines, sectors and countries while helping Europe attract, develop and retain research talent.
Join us for the two-day, in-person event ‘MSCA UK30 – Curiosity that crosses borders’ at the Royal Society, London (20-21 October 2026) to celebrate 30 years of MSCA International Talent, Mobility, Collaboration and Impact.
Further information about the event, including the registration form is available here: MSCA UK30: Curiosity That Crosses Borders Event Registration – UK Research and Innovation – Citizen Space