I was created in 1998 in order to foster the mobility of European researchers and promote the creation of pan-European research networks. I also provides them with a platform to present and to publish their findings. Collaborative research between visiting scholars and the resident research staff is strongly encouraged.
Successful applicants can access and use the centre's research infrastructure free of user charges.
They will receive computing support that is adequate for their needs. Successful US applicants should consult with Kati Foley for further information. I promotes topical, problem-oriented research in economics and the social sciences based on microdata. It particularly encourages internationally comparative research.