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3.6.1 Introducción

Un complemento a los proyectos de investigación para obtener financiación para investigadores son las convocatorias de ayudas individuales. En ellas, una entidad pública o privada convoca un número de ayudas para la contratación de investigadores en un centro con la finalidad de realizar una actividad en el seno de un grupo de investigación. Para ello, se selecciona a los candidatos de acuerdo con una serie de méritos fijados en la convocatoria, que pueden variar enormemente dependiendo del organismo financiador. Las desventajas de este sistema son varias, entre las que cabe destacar la irregularidad en las fechas de publicación o los retrasos que suelen sufrir en su resolución y/o tramitación (ver Apartado 2.2). Estas convocatorias tienen dos objetivos:

suministrar personal a los grupos de investigación.
estabilizar a un investigador de calidad probada.

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