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KNAW Trailblazers Fund All disciplines Early career scientists Early-career first-generation academics can apply for a grant of €5,000 (PhD candidates) or €10,000 (postdoctoral researchers
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available for a different group. J. Gonda Foundation – PhD Grants Read more about the grants PhD students at a university in the Kingdom of the Netherlands can apply for a grant for a distinctive scholarly
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KNAW Early Career Partnerships All disciplines Early career scientists Researchers who were awarded their PhDs between three and seven years ago (this term is subject to the Academy extension
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or natural sciences. More information on future Lindau Nobel Laureate meetings . Who is it for? Students, PhD candidates and post-doc researchers (up to 5 years of postdoctoral experience) - affiliated with
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researchers who conduct basic research in the medical/biomedical sciences or related disciplines; who obtained their PhD no more than four (4) years before submitting their application (this term is subject to
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organising symposiums and lectures and providing funding. Since 2001, the Foundation has financed the E.W. Beth Dissertation Prize for outstanding PhD dissertations in logic, language and information, awarded
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their PhD three to seven years ago. What is it? A grant of 12,500 euros to finance activities that make a significant contribution to advancing scientific research in the field of virology. Examples
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. Who is it for? Applicants must be PhD candidates or researchers who obtained their PhD no more than four years previously. The KNAW values sustainability and promotes sustainable travel. We strongly
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-career researcher who is working in and has enduring ties with the Netherlands and who has made an outstanding contribution to the humanities or social sciences. The researcher must have obtained their PhD
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Medical, Biomedical and Health Sciences Natural Sciences and Technology Who is it for? Scientists and scholars in the Kingdom of the Netherlands who obtained their PhD between three and seven years ago, and