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. This paper reflects on the results of a survey carriedout within the COST TN1301 Sci-Generation network among the holders of ERCstarting grants originating from countries of Central and Eastern Europe.The results of the survey reveal a greater personal satisfaction of thegrant holders when carrying out the ERC-funded research in their nativecountries following successful PhD and/or post-doctoral periods in WesternEurope and the USA. On the downside, a tenacious administration appears tobe the largest burden for a new generation of successful researchers. It isdiscussed how the the statistics of ERC starting grants is a mirror of hostcountries' and host institutions' ability to attract and keep the mosttalented young researchers.

Equality of opportunities for next generation researchers in Europe: a snapshot discussion motivated by the ERC statistics