Graduate Scholarships – Innovational Research Incentives Scheme: The aim of Innovational Research Incentives Scheme is to promote innovation in the academic research field.

The scheme is directed at providing encouragement for individual researchers and gives talented, creative researchers the opportunity to conduct their own research programme independently and promote talented researchers to enter and remain committed to the scientific profession.

Who can apply?

Excellent researchers (m/f) who are among the best 10 to 20 per cent of their age group. Researchers from abroad may apply

What can be applied for?

Veni grants; open for applications for researchers who have recently taken their PhD, to allow them to continue to develop their ideas; a maximum of 250,000 euro.

Vidi grants; for researchers who want to develop their own innovative line of research and appoint one or more researchers; a maximum of 800,000 euro.

Vici grants; for senior researchers to build their own research group; a maximum of 1,500,000 euro.

Application deadlines: Applications accepted 4 – 5 times every year.

For more information and application, see: Innovational Research Incentives Scheme

Innovational Research Incentives announces Graduate scholarships

Graduate Scholarships – Innovational Research Incentives Scheme: The aim of Innovational Research Incentives Scheme is to promote innovation in the academic research field.

The scheme is directed at providing encouragement for individual researchers and gives talented, creative researchers the opportunity to conduct their own research programme independently and promote talented researchers to enter and remain committed to the scientific profession.

Who can apply?

Excellent researchers (m/f) who are among the best 10 to 20 per cent of their age group. Researchers from abroad may apply

What can be applied for?

Veni grants; open for applications for researchers who have recently taken their PhD, to allow them to continue to develop their ideas; a maximum of 250,000 euro.

Vidi grants; for researchers who want to develop their own innovative line of research and appoint one or more researchers; a maximum of 800,000 euro.

Vici grants; for senior researchers to build their own research group; a maximum of 1,500,000 euro.

Application deadlines: Applications accepted 4 – 5 times every year.

For more information and application, see: Innovational Research Incentives Scheme

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Boehringer Foundation Travel Grants: The Boehringer Foundation Travel Grants awards travel allowances to PhD students and post-doctoral scientists.

These travel allowances are aimed at supporting young scientists in acquiring experimental qualification necessary in basic research. Vocational training or the attendance of conferences, symposia and workshops are not financed.

Travel allowances are intended to enable the recipients to visit laboratories further in order to study clearly-defined techniques useful for their ongoing research and the work of their research group at home.

These visits may also ensure that both graduates from abroad as well as their potential supervisors are provided with the scientific and personal prerequisites before beginning a PhD thesis.

In addition, the Foundation supports participation in research-orientated courses and summer or winter schools where a selected number of participants learn clearly-defined techniques in practicals as well as in lectures and discussions.

Travel allowances are awarded for a period up to three months; extensions are not possible.

PhD students should not be older than 30 years, and post-doctoral scientists not over 32 years.

Nationality is irrelevant.

Applications accepted anytime.

Please contact: secretariat [at] bifonds.de

For more information, see: Boehringer Foundation Travel Grants Website

Study PHD at Boehringer Foundation Travel Grants

Boehringer Foundation Travel Grants: The Boehringer Foundation Travel Grants awards travel allowances to PhD students and post-doctoral scientists.

These travel allowances are aimed at supporting young scientists in acquiring experimental qualification necessary in basic research. Vocational training or the attendance of conferences, symposia and workshops are not financed.

Travel allowances are intended to enable the recipients to visit laboratories further in order to study clearly-defined techniques useful for their ongoing research and the work of their research group at home.

These visits may also ensure that both graduates from abroad as well as their potential supervisors are provided with the scientific and personal prerequisites before beginning a PhD thesis.

In addition, the Foundation supports participation in research-orientated courses and summer or winter schools where a selected number of participants learn clearly-defined techniques in practicals as well as in lectures and discussions.

Travel allowances are awarded for a period up to three months; extensions are not possible.

PhD students should not be older than 30 years, and post-doctoral scientists not over 32 years.

Nationality is irrelevant.

Applications accepted anytime.

Please contact: secretariat [at] bifonds.de

For more information, see: Boehringer Foundation Travel Grants Website

Study PHD at Boehringer Foundation Travel Grants

Boehringer Foundation Travel Grants: The Boehringer Foundation Travel Grants awards travel allowances to PhD students and post-doctoral scientists.

These travel allowances are aimed at supporting young scientists in acquiring experimental qualification necessary in basic research. Vocational training or the attendance of conferences, symposia and workshops are not financed.

Travel allowances are intended to enable the recipients to visit laboratories further in order to study clearly-defined techniques useful for their ongoing research and the work of their research group at home.

These visits may also ensure that both graduates from abroad as well as their potential supervisors are provided with the scientific and personal prerequisites before beginning a PhD thesis.

In addition, the Foundation supports participation in research-orientated courses and summer or winter schools where a selected number of participants learn clearly-defined techniques in practicals as well as in lectures and discussions.

Travel allowances are awarded for a period up to three months; extensions are not possible.

PhD students should not be older than 30 years, and post-doctoral scientists not over 32 years.

Nationality is irrelevant.

Applications accepted anytime.

Please contact: secretariat [at] bifonds.de

For more information, see: Boehringer Foundation Travel Grants Website

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