Researchers who were awarded their PhDs between three and seven years ago (this term is subject to the Academy extension regulation) and who are employed by a university or research institute in the Kingdom of the Netherlands can apply for EUR 10,000 to organise an interdisciplinary science meeting.
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KNAW Early Career Partnerships
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Application form KNAW Early Career Partnerships Who is it for
Researchers working at a university or research institute in the Kingdom of the Netherlands who were awarded there PhD degree between three and seven years previously.
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Interdisciplinary and useful
'This grant offered a unique opportunity to organise an international meeting on post-COVID-19 fatigue and to highlight this multifactorial symptom from different areas of expertise. I am pleased to report that our article, which resulted from the meeting, has now been published.'
About the KNAW Early Career Partnerships
The KNAW Early Career Partnerships are intended to encourage early-career researchers to enter into or develop interdisciplinary partnerships that will lead to new insights in research across all domains. Up to ten Partnerships are awarded annually. The KNAW Early Career Partnerships are made available from the KNAW Academy Fund.
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Academy Early Career Partnerships grant for interdisciplinary meetings
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Academy Early Career Partnerships grant for interdisciplinary meetings
Researchers with a PhD can use an Academy Early Career Partnership grant to organise an interdisciplinary meeting at the Trippenhuis (the Academy's headquarters) or at another location of their choice. The Academy has awarded a grant to ten researchers each year since 2019. This post highlights two exceptional meetings that took place this year.
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