text: LIS Visiting Scholars
  are expected to post the results of any research carried out during the visit to the Working Papers Series before publication in a professional venue
  LIS currently offers a Visiting Scholar program in Luxembourg through two pathways:
  The InGRID-2 project, designed for researchers working within the EU or associated countries
  The LIS Visiting Scholar Program, open to researchers affiliated with institutes outside the EU zone.
  Applicants working and living within the EU member states or associated countries can now apply for a funded visit on-site through the European Commission's H2020 Framework Programme: the InGRID-2 (Inclusive Growth Research Infrastructure Diffusion) project.
  Croatia Faroe Islands
  The Czech Republic Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
  Ireland Tunesia
  From June 2017 to May 2021, InGRID-2 provides free-of-charge access to research infrastructures with data sets and expertise within the fields of poverty, and living conditions.
  During the project, 11 calls will be launched quarterly. Potential applicants can then apply for a visiting grant through the InGRID online application form.
  Call Opening Closing Feedback to applicants Visits starts from Status
  1 26-06-17 20-08-17 October 2017 01-11-17 close
  1 27-02-18 08-04-18 First week of June 2018 01-07-18 Open
  LIS Visiting Scholar Program
  is open to researchers, affiliated with institutes outside the EU zone, of all nationalities, with preference granted to researchers from LIS participating countries
  welcomes applications from researchers at all levels of seniority, although prior experience using the LIS or LWS microdata is required
  accepts applications from individual researchers or from groups working on a collaborative project
  considers proposals that indicate a clear need for an on-site stay in Luxembourg
  A brief description of your proposed research project that should outline your plans for research, including a justification of your on-site empirical work, as well as an explanation on how your research interests can benefit from and contribute to cross-national research using the LIS or LWS microdata.
  clear indication of a product that can be used by LIS staff, researchers, and users (i.e., a new dataset or methodological contribution)