C. Mentor of project leader
C1. Curriculum vitae (maximum  2 pages)
This must contain at least the following categories of information:
a)	 information about the degrees and diplomas;
b)	information about the professional experience and jobs. This will include, in particular, the professional positions where the mentor coordinated a team, a group or a research laboratory, if any.
c)	optional, the address of the profile on www.researcherid.com site (recomended for projects submitted in reasearch areas which don’t belong to human sciences).

C2. List of the most important scientific publications 
Please indicate the most relevant papers of mentor (maximum 6) from 2002-2012 period, including. 
For natural sciences, exact sciences, engeneering sciences and social sciences: 
•	Articles: Please point out the most relevant articles published by the mentor. Please indicate the articles accepted for publication, with the mention of the date of acceptance. The evaluation will focus on the articles where the mentor  is a main author, but in the situation when there are papers published as a co-author, which are considered relevant for his/her scientific production by the mentor himself/herself, these can be indicated. The format is as follows: 
Identification data:	Authors. Article’s title, Journal/Conference Title, Volume, Pages (publishing year)	
Is he/she a main author?	YES/NO (see Annex 5)	
Is it in the project’s field?	YES/NO	
Number of citations:	see ISI Web of Science (without self-citations – see Annex 5)	
DOI (Digital Object Identifier)	optional	

•	Monographs: Please indicate just the scientific monographs published by internationally prestigious  publishing houses. The textbooks aren’t taken into account even if they are published at international publishing houses. The format is as follows:
Identification data:	Authors. Book’s title, Publishing House (publishing year)	
Is it in the project’s field?	YES/NO	
No. of libraries according to Karlsruher Virtueller Katalog (KVK) world catalogue.	See http://www.ubka.uni-karlsruhe.de/kvk.html	
University libraries 	The names of the most important university libraries (maximum 10) which acquired the monographs (see http://www.ubka.uni-karlsruhe.de/kvk.html or see the catalogue of the university library)	

•	Patents: Please especially indicated the patents/ utility models with a technologic transfer obtained in other countries of the European Union or in member countries of OECD. The format is as follows:
Identification data:	Authors. The title of the patent/utility model (awarding year)	
The issuer office of patent  		
Is it in the project’s field?	YES/NO	
For the humanities: Please indicate the most important works (maximum 10): books, chapters, articles, critical editions, dictionaries or encyclopaedias. The format is as follows:
Identification data	For edited books/critical editions/collective volumes: 
Last name, First name author / authors, Full title. Place, Publishing House, Year, No. of pages. 
The number of entries in libraries from other member states of UE or from the member states of  OECD (http://www.ubka.uni-karlsruhe.de/kvk.html)
For articles published in journals:
Last name, First name author / authors, Full article’s title, in: „Journal name”, no. volume, year of publication, no. leaflet, p. xx – xxx.
For articles/chapters published in collective volumes:
Last name, First name author / authors, Full article’s title, in: Title of collective volume, publishers’ Last name, First name. Place, Publishing House, Year, p. xx – xxx.	
Is it in the project’s field?	YES/NO	
At most  3 significant works for the activity of the mentor can be uploaded on the web platform in electronic format. 
C3. The autonomy and visibility of the scientific activity. Please indicate a number of maximum 5 factual arguments of the high degree of autonomy of the research activity developed by the mentor. The arguments can belong to one ore more of the following categories, but not necessarly from all categories: (1) the articles where the mentor is a main author (referring to C2 and the researcher ID); (2) research fellowships, academic grants where the project leader was the principal investigator (PI) or project coordinator (3) total number of citations (without self-citations) and the Hirsch Index ; (4) international prizes; (5) oral presentations at international conferences ;(6) status of invited speaker to prestige universities.