Créé en 2001, le Prix Irène Joliot-Curie est destiné à promouvoir la place des femmes dans la recherche et la technologie en France. Depuis plus de 20 ans, le Prix Irène Joliot-Curie a distingué plus de 70 femmes scientifiques pour l’excellence de leurs contributions dans plus de 20 champs disciplinaires.
Since 1992, the Korea Foundation is offering an annual fellowship program for field research on Korea-related topics. In accordance with the guidelines listed below, the Foundation is currently accepting applications for its 2024 Field Research Fellowship program.
The French Red-Cross Foundation awards a dozen postdoctoral fellowships each year in the humanities and social sciences. This year, with the general call entitled “Humanitarian transition: the stakes of autonomy”, are added several specific calls supported by some of our partners.
The French Red-Cross Foundation awards a dozen postdoctoral fellowships each year in the humanities and social sciences. This year, with the general call entitled “Humanitarian transition: the stakes of autonomy”, are added several specific calls supported by some of our partners.
The Terra Foundation Fellowships in American Art expand narratives of American art by fostering inclusive and equitable research that centers undervalued and underrepresented artists and communities. Fellowships of three to twelve months are available at the predoctoral and postdoctoral levels, and ten-week summer graduate fellowships are open to MA and PhD students who have not yet advanced to candidacy. Fellowships are residential and support full-time independent research in the Smithsonian collections.
The aim of this program is threefold:
The purpose of the grant is to give the most prominent junior researchers the opportunity to consolidate their research and broaden their activities as independent researchers. Within the framework of the call, the Swedish Research Council wishes to support researchers who have a scientifically interesting research idea, and who can convert and conduct the research task and thereby move the frontiers of research forward, or fill in existing gaps in knowledge.
Each year the Slicher van Bath de Jong Fund offers at least four research scholarships with a maximum of €10,000 each.
Professor Dr. B. H. Slicher van Bath, who died in 2004 and in life was a member of KNAW – The Royal Netherlands Academy of Sciences and emeritus professor of the universities of Groningen, Leiden, Wageningen and Nijmegen, has bequeathed a legacy by testament to CEDLA in his name and that of his wife J.P. de Jong, who died 2009.
Innovations are new or significantly improved goods, services, processes and methods which are social when they aim at gains for society rather than for the individual, i.e. when they are good for society and enhance society’s capacity to act. Very often social challenges cannot be met with traditional recipes and approaches.