Collective projects

With this joint call, the Novo Nordisk Foundation (Denmark), Wellcome (UK) and the Volkswagen Foundation are funding multi-perspective research into the interactions between mobility and health. How do they influence the general health, various health determinants and the well-being of local and mobile populations? Which novel methods and approaches can be used to address the effects of mobility in a sustainable way? Funding is available for research that crosses disciplinary and geographical boundaries and involves non-academic stakeholders.

Do you have a Citizen Science project idea and need financial support? Apply for a Seed Grant!

Once a year we award Seed Grants for the development or  implementation of participatory Citizen Science projects. Teams of academic researchers and citizens can apply for up to 40'000 CHF.

What is the TORCH New Network Scheme? 

TORCH (The Oxford Research Centre in the Humanities) seeks to stimulate and support research activity that transcends disciplinary and institutional boundaries. To this end, TORCH invites applications from researchers seeking to establish multi- or interdisciplinary research networks.

Each academic term TORCH will sponsor the creation and/or development multi- or interdisciplinary research networks by providing a venue, a web presence and publicity.

Expected Outcome

Up to six prizes will be awarded under this work programme of a value of EUR 10 000 each.

Objective

With the ERC Public Engagement with Research award, the ERC wishes to recognise and reward outstanding science communicators among its Principal Investigators who successfully engage audiences outside their domain with ERC-funded research.

Info event

There will be an information session and time for Q&A on the new ZENiT fellowship call which takes place on Wednesday, 29 November, at 13:00 in Y 326.

Call for applications: Zukunftskolleg ZENiT Research Group

Expected Outcome

Projects should contribute to all of the following expected outcomes:

Expected Outcome

Projects should contribute to all of the following expected outcomes: