These funding schemes are designed to offer doctoral students and post-doctoral researchers the chance to carry out research at a host institute abroad. Mobility fellowships for research work at a foreign institution include payment toward living costs and travel expenses and, in certain cases, expenses incurred by conducting research and attending conferences. The amount granted is based on the applicants’ family status and on the cost of living in the host country.…
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Date: Thursday, November 12th 2015 11:45 – 17:45 Place: UNIL, Quartier Sorge, Amphipôle and Amphimax On 12 November 2015 as part of the Research Day, The SNSF will be visiting the University of Lausanne to present the SNSF’s funding schemes with information stands and lectures. Participants will have the opportunity to ask questions and receive detailed information on the individual funding schemes. Researchers from all higher education institutions are welcome. An accompanying…
Lea másOpen call – SNSF Ambizione Energy
Ambizione Energy grants are aimed at young researchers who wish to conduct an independently planned basic research project in the field of energy. The grants comprise the researcher’s salary and project funds for a maximum of three years. Among te requirements: Doctorate At the submission deadline: submission of application generally up to five years after obtaining the doctorate (PhD) High-level publications, particularly in energy research. At the submission deadline: postdoctoral…
Lea másOpen call – SNSF Assistant Professor (AP) Energy Grants
Assistant Professor (AP) Energy Grants are created to support the development of competencies in energy research. These grants are substantial research grants that aim to support assistant professors (or comparable positions at a university of applied sciences) who are hired to build up competences within the Swiss Competence Centers for Energy Research (SCCERs). A maximum grant of CHF 1.2 million over four years may be awarded. This does not cover the applicant’s…
Lea másOpen call – SNSF Project funding
Project funding is aimed at experienced researchers working in Switzerland who wish to obtain funding for a project of their own. The grants cover direct costs such as salaries of collaborators, materials, travel as well as other expenses. The costs of publication in a purely Open Access journal as well as the production costs of scientific book publications that are digital and Open Access are also covered by the grant…
Lea másOpen call – SNSF Mobility fellowships
These funding schemes are designed to offer doctoral students and post-doctoral researchers the chance to carry out research at a host institute abroad. Mobility fellowships for research work at a foreign institution include payment toward living costs and travel expenses and, in certain cases, expenses incurred by conducting research and attending conferences. The amount granted is based on the applicants’ family status and on the cost of living in the host country.…
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