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"Brain Pool Plus (BP+) Program" is currently closed and not accepting applications.
Brain Pool Plus (BP+) Program is sponsored by National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF) and Ministry of Science and ICT (MSIT). The Brain Pool Plus (BP+) Program is an extended track of the Brain Pool program, designed for longer-term engagements (up to 10 years, shifting to institutional format in 2026) and aims to strengthen domestic R&D capabilities and establish an international cooperation network b…
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Brain Pool(BP/BP+) - Projects - The Invitation:Korea Awaits Your Brilliance National Postdoctoral Fellowship Brain Pool(BP/BP+) National Postdoctoral Fellowship(NPF) Creative Allied Project(for young researchers) InnoCORE Project Strengthen R&D capabilities and promote innovative growth in Korea by inviting outstanding overseas scientiststhrough various research activities in R&D fields.
Through full-scale support for salary, stay, travel, and research collaboration All fields in Science and Technology Preference fields: 12 National Strategic Technology Fields Personnel Costs based on the annual salary of the original affiliation of BP fellow.
Research Activities Costs including housing allowance, airfare, insurance premiums, relocation costs, subsidies for children's education, etc. Others such as Research Material Expenses, Indirect Costs, etc. Every fund is executed by BP Fellow's host institution in Koreaincluding his/her salary. 1) Eligibility for BP Program Ph. D.
holders who are living overseas (outside of South Korea) as of the application date In case of corporate and corporate-affiliated research institute being the host organization, scientist with five-year or more of on-site R&D experience overseas(outside of South Korea) regardless of his/her possession of a doctoral degree 2) Types and Supporting Period Individual Type: up to 3 years(at least 1 year) Institution Type: up to 5 years 1:1 Joint Research between Korean PI and Overseas Scientist Support: Personnel · Living Allowance· Travel/Relocation · Research Costs · Indirect Costs The application is jointly prepared and submitted BP+(Integrated Institutional Type) up to 10(4+6) years(~2025) ※ It will shift to the institutional format in 2026 Korean Institution-led Global Scientist Recruitment Integrated package support for talent invitation, Personnel · Living Allowance· Travel/Relocation · Research Costs · Indirect Costs Project-awarded institutions can freely recruit global researchers 03 Support System and Infrastructure 1) Individual level: Support Staff Each invited scientist is assigned a dedicated support staff member from research administration to daily-life needs to the Korean research environment.
2) Program level: BP Support Team NRF operates a Researcher Support Unit(Brain Pool Support Team), partnering with professional relocation agencies to provide end-to-end assistance 3) Comprehensive level: Full-Cycle Settlement Support KIRD offers R&D lifecycle-based, customized support services Build research networks early and settle smoothly in Korea Pursue long-term career development and sustainable collaboration
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Overseas researchers with a PhD and at least 5 years of research experience who are invited to Korean institutions as tenure-track. Must have a Korean host institution. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to KRW 600 million per year (about 425,000 EUR per year) including personnel cost, relocation, housing, child education subsidies, extra funding for research activities, student personnel costs, facility & equipment costs, and material costs. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
The published deadline was April 10, 2026, which has passed. Check the official notice for any future application windows before investing time in a proposal.
Brain Pool Plus (BP+) Program is funded by National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF) and Ministry of Science and ICT (MSIT). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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