#STARTING GRANTS #RESEARCH FUNDING ERC Starting Grants: €705 million to back Europe’s next generation of researchers 3 September 2026 The European Research Council (ERC) has today announced the winners of its latest Starting Grant competition. The funding, worth €705 million in total, will go to 421 early-career researchers across Europe. Several European researchers who applied…
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The University of Waterloo has once again received international recognition for its strength in entrepreneurship, innovation and venture creation. The 2026 PitchBook University Rankings place Waterloo in its top 10 for producing successful entrepreneurs the first time a Canadian school has achieved that mark.
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