The following young researchers were sponsored by the European Union as 'Marie Curie Scholars' at the 2007 PhD School in Vienna:

Daniel Dejica (Rumania) Verle Duflou (Belgium) Lihua Jiang (China/Germany) Nam Hui Kim (Korea/Germany) Jan Christoph Kunold (Germany) Fabiana Macchi (Switzerland) Jésus Maroto Ortiz-Sotomayor (Spain) Sandra Nauert (Germany) Pablo Romero Fresco (Spain, UK) Notburga Rotheneder (Austria) Yonggin Wang (China) Martin Will (Germany)

The following young researchers participated in the 2006 PhD School in Copenhagen as 'Marie Curie Scholars' sponsored by the European Union:

Daniel Dejica (Rumania) Olaf Du Pont (Belgium) Lihua Jiang (China/Germany) Jan Kunold (Germany) Miriam Leibbrand (Austria) Jenny Mattson (Sweden) Notburga Rotheneder (Austria) Sarka Timarova (Czech Republic)

The following young researchers were sponsored by the European Union as 'Marie Curie Scholars' at the 2005 PhD School in Saarbrücken:

Berit Bonde (Germany) Silke Buhl (Germany) Milena Chechova (Czech Republic) Daniel Dejica (Rumania) Olaf du Pont (Belgium) Robert Ellis (UK) Lihua Jiang (China/Germany) Jan Kunold (Germany) Miriam Leibbrand (Austria) István Lengyel (Hungary) Delphine Piquet (France) Kerstin Reverchon (Germany) Mieke Rosselle (Belgium) Notburga Rotheneder (Austria) Nilgin Tanis Polat (Turkey) Sarka Timarova (Czech Republic)

The following young researchers participated in the PhD Schools and the associated Euroconferences from 2002 – 2004:

PhD School at Saarland University, Saarbrücken (5 May 2004)

Barbara Ahrens (Germany) Michaela Albl-Mikasa (Germany) Santana Belén (Spain) Magdalena Bielenia (Poland) Katalin Bilecz (Hungary) Berit Bonde (Germany) Tina Buchmann (Germany) Milena Chechova (Rumania) Sorina Chiper (Rumania) Daniel Deijca (Rumania) Margherita Dore (Great Britain) Georgios Floros (Cyprus) Paola Gaudio (Italy) Gyde Hansen (Denmark) Carmen Heine (Germany) Sonja Karb (Germany) Adam Körmendi (Hungary) Andrea Kovacs Peterné Dudás (Hungary) Inna Kozlova (Spain) Aiga Kramina (Latvia) Daniela Laudani (Italy) Joanna Lukowicz (Poland) Jörn Marx (Germany) Susanne Matsudo-Kiliani (Germany) Konstanze Plötz (Germany) Sona Preloznikova (Slowakia) Eva Radai-Kovacs (Hungary) Dorothee Rothfuß-Bastian (Germany) Guadalupe Ruiz-Yepes (Spain) Ramona Schröpf (Germany) Pavlina Sipová (Czech Republic) Marketa Skrlantová (Slowakia) Min Sunwoo (Korea) Martin Dominik Weiler (Germany) Mariusz Wolanski (Poland)

PhD School at the Department of Modern Languages at Aarhus Business School, Aarhus (11 March 2003)

Silke Buhl (Germany)
Barbara Dragstedt (Denmark)
Tanja Heiden (Switzerland)
Carmen Heine (Germany)
Susanne Kiliani (Germany)
Benjamin Holst Kjeldsen (Denmark)
Anna Körkel (Germany)
Jörn Marx (Germany)
Carolle Müller (Germany)
Manuela Motta (Switzerland)
Birthe Mousten (Denmark)
Constanze Plötz (Germany)
Diana-Elena Popa (Rumania)
Anne-Mette Raburn (Denmark)
Dorothee Rothfuß-Bastian (Germany)
Manfred Schnitzlein (Germany)
Dina Sile (Latvia)
Anna Slivkova (Bulgaria)
Martin Will (Germany)

Guest Lecturer: Andrew Chesterman (Helsinki/Finland)

PhD School at the Institute of Translatology at Charles University, Prague (12 March 2002)

Cecilia Alvstad (Sweden) Natalie Cohen (France) Maria Filippakopoulou (Scottland) Tanja Heiden (Switzerland) Carmen Heine (Germany) Liselott Nordmann (Finland) Agnes Olah-Hubai (Hungary) Bente Jacobsen (Denmark) Belén Santana (Spain) Anna Körkel (Germany) Jan Kunold (Germany) Jörn Marx (Germany) Carolle Müller (Germany) Annalisa Sandrelli (Italy) Manfred Schnitzlein (Germany) Guest Lecturer: Daniel Gile (Paris/France)