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Refine your search by filtering the Career Stage of the researcher. This classification aims to communicate the various characteristics that researchers may have throughout their career. It describes four broad profiles that apply to all researchers, independent of where they work in the private or public sector: in companies, NGOs, research institutes, research universities or universities of applied sciences. Regardless of any particular profession one can outline broad profiles that describe the different characteristics researchers may possess:

First Stage Researcher (R1)
PhD candidate or equivalent. Early stage researcher with less than 4 years FTE research experience.
Recognised Researcher (R2)
PhD holder or equivalent, not yet fully independent. Experienced Researcher with more than 4 years FTE research experience or has a doctoral degree.
Established Researcher (R3)
Established Researcher with a developed level of independence. Experienced Researcher with more than 4 years FTE research experience or has a doctoral degree.
Leading Researcher (R4)
Leading his/her research area or field