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Applicants complete the CV as a Word file, convert it to PDF, and upload it to the NOVEL portal using the required filename format. It specifies optional identification fields (Researcher ID and ORCID), employment and education history requirements, and rules for assessing residence and research gaps. It also outlines how to describe main achievements across research quality and impact, teamwork and leadership, teaching and supervision, and community engagement, including permitted indicators and prohibited use of impact factors or rankings.","NOVEL MSCA Postdoctoral Programme Structured Curriculum Vitae Template\nThe Structured curriculum vitae (CV) should be completed as a word file. Once complete, please save it as a PDF file and upload it on the NOVEL application portal, alongside the other required documents. The file name should be in this format: ‘Full name of applicant_CV’.\nApplications must comply with the character limitations that are stated in each section below.\nPersonal Details\nInstructions, Personal Details Section:\nResearcher ID (RID) is a web-based community that makes the publications of participating authors visible. Users receive a stable personal identification number (RID) that can be used for searches in the Web of Science. Users have a profile where they can integrate their research topics, publications and citations.\nAccess: Web of Science > My tools > Researcher ID\nORCID code is a 16-digit identifier that provides researchers with an unambiguous author code that allows them to clearly distinguish their scientific- technical production. This avoids confusion related to the authorship of research activities carried out by different researchers with the same or similar    personal names.\nAccess: \u0013 HYPERLINK \"http://www.orcid.org/\" \\h \u0014www.orcid.org.\u0015\nIf you do not have a Researcher ID or ORCID code, do not fill in these sections.\nA. Current status of employment or study\nA.1 Previous status of employment or study ( 5 latest)\nA.2 Education (degree, institution of higher education, date)\nA.3 Mobility rule assessment\nAccording to the MSCA mobility rule, applicants must not have resided or carried out their main activity (work, studies etc.) in the country of the prospective host university for more than 12 months in the 36 months immediately before the call deadline (May 31, 2025). Compulsory national service, short stays (e.g., holidays) and time spent applying for refugee status under the Geneva convention are not considered.\u000bIn order to assess this, please complete the table below to confirm your location in the previous 36 months (one entry in each cell is required).\nA.4 Research gap periods after PhD\nCandidates should have less than 7 years of research experience (full-time equivalent research work at a university or research institution, assessed from the date when the PhD study right ended)\nIn the table, reference must be made to any period of career breaks during which your research experience was interrupted and the reasons for this, e.g. parental or other care or medical leave; working experience outside scientific research. Please refer to the possible time limit extensions (in days) on page 15 of the NOVEL´s Guide for Applicants.\nThe following sections B and C will assess your qualifications and motivation for a NOVEL postdoc position.\nB. 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