The ECCCH is a new EU-funded digital platform connecting Cultural Heritage Institutions (CHIs) across Europe, including museums, archives, libraries, researchers, and conservators. It offers shared infrastructure, advanced tools (AI, 3D, annotation), and a collaborative space to digitise, preserve, and showcase cultural heritage.
We encourage convenings that seek to generate knowledge and nurture relationships across local and global networks, in service of broader efforts to engage in intercultural dialogues and transform practices in the field of American art. We welcome requests to support convenings at any stage of a project—whether in early planning or more developed phases. In-person, virtual, and hybrid formats are eligible for funding.
Each year, the Fondation des Treilles welcomes international researchers in individual or small group stays (with a maximum of 4 people) from one to three weeks. These residencies are opened to all academic disciplines and offer an opportunity to dedicate time to work such as writing an article, finalizing a publication, initiating a research or exhibition project, and more.
During your stay, the foundation provides you with the best conditions you need to devote yourself entirely to the project for which you have been selected.
In Explore, you can apply for funding for innovative research projects. You are free to define your own research question within the fields of environment, agricultural sciences, or spatial planning – or with an overarching perspective on sustainable development. It is essential that your project is of the highest scientific quality and has strong potential to contribute to sustainable development and other societal benefits.
In partnership with the British Academy, the Royal Society and the Royal Academy of Engineering ("the Academies") and supported generously by the Leverhulme Trust, the APEX Awards (Academies Partnership in Supporting Excellence in Cross-disciplinary research) offer established independent researchers, with a strong track record in their respective area and proven ability to lead collaborative work , an exciting oppo
Central selection criteria for the funding format "Workshops": interdisciplinarity, academic quality and originality on an international level