What is RSS?

RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is a method for announcing and distributing news from a website. Every RSS application is able to search for such items and displays new entries from various websites in simplified form.

If you are subscribed to an RSS-Feed, new entries from a website are highlighted. A short description is shown for each entry; if you would like to get more details on an entry, you will be redirected to the complete article on the corresponding website.

RSS Feed on era.gv.at

RSS Feeds on era.gv.at contain new articles (documents, link, ...), events from the Event Calendar, and job advertisements.

You can subscribe to separate RSS Feeds for each navigation menu (European Research Policy, Joint Activities and Austrian Research Policy).

The RSS Feeds on era.gv.at are personalised: Therefore please do not pass on the URL for this Feed.

Which difference feeds are available on era.gv.at?

era.gv.at offers a variety of RSS Feeds which you can combine according to your personal interest:

• An RSS Summary Feed: Here you receive a summary of the latest contributions from all your Spaces
• One RSS Feed per Space: Provides you with the latest entries from the respective Space
• One RSS Feed per directory: Provides you with new entries from the respective directory and all its sub-directories

How to subscribe to an RSS Feed

• Firefox and Mozilla Users: Please click the orange button in your address bar.
• Internet Explorer 5 oder 6 Users: You need a separate RSS application e.g. Feedreader. It might be preferable to switch to a better or more up-to-date browser, such as Firefox.
• Safari Users: Please click the blue RSS logo at the end of your address bar.
• Internet Explorer 7 and Opera Users: Please click the orange "rss" sign at the bottom of a page.

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