The MSH is based on an interdisciplinary co-construction approach, particularly at the interface between humanities, social sciences, life sciences, environmental sciences and even engineering sciences. It is also part of a participatory process involving field stakeholders and citizen groups.

It encourages collaboration with other French partners associated with other MSH in the national network, but also with foreign partners relevant to the proposed research object.

The White Call

The 2023 call for white projects from the MSH Bordeaux concerns all disciplines . It is intended to promote:

• the exploratory research collaborations emergence ”);
• the maturation of pre-existing collaborations with a view to submitting a request for national or European funding within 18 months (“ maturation ” call).

When submitting the file, the candidate will be asked to specify whether it is an “ emergence ” type request, i.e. the establishment of a completely new collaboration without prior results or links, or whether This is a “ maturation ” type request to prepare the submission of a project to a national or international call.

The Call for Young Researchers Projects

The role of the MSH

Dedicated to the incubation of innovative projects, the Maison des Sciences de l'Homme de Bordeaux brings together researchers and teacher-researchers from all disciplines and non-academic actors in the construction of a shared interdisciplinary research space.

Its scope is therefore not limited to just the human and social sciences (SHS) and languages, letters and arts (LLA). The MSH is based on an interdisciplinary co-construction approach, particularly at the interface between humanities, social sciences, life sciences, environmental sciences and even engineering sciences. It is also part of a participatory process involving field stakeholders and citizen groups.

It encourages collaboration with other French partners associated with other MSH in the national network, but also with foreign partners relevant to the proposed research object.

The Call for Young Researchers

This call aims to support young doctors and recent winners of the Habilitation to Direct Research (HDR) at a key moment in their career. Eligibility criteria Criteria required to make the file eligible for evaluation

For young doctors (thesis obtained less than four years ago at the date of publication of the call), the aim is to help them start their research career at a time when they no longer benefit from the environment of doctoral schools. and where they risk being monopolized by their teaching loads. The funding aims to enable the establishment of a think tank or network, or to promote publication practices.

For recent HDR winners (HDR obtained less than four years ago at the date of publication of the call), the AAP aims to help them build their scientific project. Proposals must either be a continuation of the HDR project and explain how they do so, or highlight an effort at innovation compared to the previous trajectory. The aim is to encourage the submission of a Regional, ANR or European project in the short term (1 to 3 years). Obtaining co-financing is recommended.

The Call for Thematic Projects

The role of the MSH

Dedicated to the incubation of innovative projects, the Maison des Sciences de l'Homme de Bordeaux brings together researchers and teacher-researchers from all disciplines and non-academic actors in the construction of a shared interdisciplinary research space.

Its scope is therefore not limited to just the human and social sciences (SHS) and languages, letters and arts (LLA). The MSH is based on an interdisciplinary co-construction approach, particularly at the interface between humanities, social sciences, life sciences, environmental sciences and even engineering sciences. It is also part of a participatory process involving field stakeholders and citizen groups.

It encourages collaboration with other French partners associated with other MSH in the national network, but also with foreign partners relevant to the proposed research object.

The Call for Thematic Projects

The 2023 call for thematic projects from the MSH Bordeaux is intended to encourage the appropriation by the scientific community of the structuring themes of the MSHBx: “Plurilingual territories, inclusive societies and evolving humanities” ( https://www.mshbx.fr /the-research-axes/ ).

The projects submitted must fall within the framework proposed by the MSH axis leaders described below (“Themes proposed for 2023 and connection of the project to these themes”) and contribute to:

• • the exploratory research collaborations emergence ”);
• • the maturation of pre-existing collaborations with a view to submitting a request for national or European funding within 18 months (“ maturation ” call).

When submitting the file, the candidate will be asked to specify whether it is an “emergence” type request, i.e. the establishment of a completely new collaboration without prior results or links, or whether This is a “maturation” type request to prepare the submission of a project to a national or international call.

Themes proposed for 2023 and connection of the project to these themes

The sponsors responding to this call will be invited in the response form to the AAP to specify in a few lines how their project fits into the thematic axes of the Maison des Sciences de l'Homme de Bordeaux “ Plurilingual Territories, Societies Inclusive, Evolutionary Humanities ” or in one of the more precise proposals below.

The evaluators will assess this argument and, depending on the case, will confirm the attachment of the project to the thematic call or will reclassify the project in the mock call.