The instrument aims to develop the abilities and competencies of the most talented researchers nationally and internationally, and as research leaders.
The instrument is intended to promote quality and collaboration in Danish research, usually through a binding collaboration between multiple researchers.
The instrument is PhD scholarships earmarked for research training at non-university research institutions.
The instrument covers scholarships for students lasting 6 to 12 months, during which the student can engage in scientific work.
The instrument is intended to support the dissemination of humanities research through scientific journals that are published digitally.
The politically determined theme should support research projects within Arctic research, which must be carried out by multiple researchers (applicant and Co-PI).
The politically determined theme should support research projects within Research on the Danish Realm, which must be carried out by multiple researchers (applicant and Co-PI).
The Inge Lehmann Programme aims to promote better gender balance. The target group is talented young researchers who can develop their potential as independent research leaders.
All applications must contain a clear and explicit account of how the project falls under the theme “Research on learning and well-being in primary schools and in upper secondary and vocational edu...
All applications must contain a clear and explicit account of how the project falls under the theme “Research on elderly and ageing and dementia" as well as the expected or potential societal impac...
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