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Webinar invitation: Thematic research 2025
Independent Research Fund Denmark will host three webinars on 1, 2, and 3 April 2025 for those who are considering applying for the fund’s thematic call in 2025. The webinars will be held in Englis...
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New call: 80.9 million DKK for the Inge Lehmann Programme
The Inge Lehmann Programme for 2025 is now open for applications, with a deadline of June 17, 2025, at 12:00 noon. The purpose of the Inge Lehmann Program is to support a more balanced gender repre...
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Apply now: DKK 740 million for new and well-known themes
If you have an idea for ground-breaking research, you can now apply for funding within ten politically determined themes with application deadlines on 27 May and 3 June 2025. The ten new and well-k...
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Independent Research Fund Denmark launches new website
The fund’s new website is designed to make it easier to find information about funding opportunities, application deadlines, and requirements for the various funding instruments. At the same time,...
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31 million DKK to strengthen the international mobility of young researchers
15 researchers have just been awarded a total of 31.7 million DKK from Independent Research Fund Denmark under the funding instrument ‘DFF-International Postdoctoral Grant’. The researchers will ha...
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New thematic instrument: Information on the Co-PI model
Independent Research Fund Denmark is introducing a new instrument with a focus on collaboration for its politically prioritized themes. The new instrument will take effect with the upcoming themati...
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8.8 million DKK gives clinical doctors the opportunity to focus on research
Independent Research Fund Denmark has just allocated 8.8 million DKK through the call ‘Clinician Scientist Positions’. The funding allows six clinicians to conduct research alongside their clinical...
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28 talented researchers to elevate free research
Independent Research Fund Denmark has allocated just over 85 million DKK to some of the most outstanding researchers on the early stages of their career. The funding comes from the Inge Lehmann pro...
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New framework for thematic research in 2025
Independent Research Fund Denmark introduces a new instrument for implementing politically prioritized themes, which will take effect in 2025. In total, the fund will allocate 867.6 million DKK for...
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Eight PhD students to conduct research outside universities
Eight future PhD students have collectively received 22.8 million DKK from Independent Research Fund Denmark. The grant recipients will undertake their Ph.D. studies at public non-university resear...
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