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Holomicrobiome 2026 programme (Flagship projects and Use Case projects) is sponsored by NWO (Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research) under the National Growth Fund (NGF). This thematic call invites researchers to build consortia for targeted research and development in the Holomicrobiome field. The program features Flagship projects and Use Case projects with different funding amounts and durations.
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NWO Dutch Research Council Fellowships & Grants 2026 | Titans Abroad International Scholarship · Netherlands NWO Dutch Research Council Fellowships The Dutch Research Council (NWO) funds world-class scientific research, individual researcher talent, and consortium projects across multiple academic domains in the Netherlands.
Grants cover curiosity-driven research, personal talent tracks, and thematic collaborations in areas like sustainability, health, and engineering.
Applications Open Deadline: 27 October 2026 for Holomicrobiome full application; matchmaking registration deadline 25 June 2026 Official Portal → 27 October 2026 for Holomicrobiome full application; matchmaking registration deadline 25 June 2026 📖 About the NWO Dutch Research Council Fellowships The Dutch Research Council (NWO) is one of the primary science funding bodies in the Netherlands, investing almost 1 billion euros annually in curiosity-driven research, societal challenges, and national research infrastructure.
Established under the NWO Act and falling under the responsibility of the Ministry of Education, Culture and Science, NWO advances scientific quality and innovation across four core research domains: Science, Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH), Applied and Engineering Sciences (AES), and ZonMw (Health research). 2 NWO structures its funding through a harmonised palette of funding lines to facilitate cross-disciplinary collaboration.
The Open Competition finances curiosity-driven research without thematic constraints, while the Talent Programme offers personal funding for researchers at various career stages through instruments such as Veni, Vidi, Vici, and Rubicon. Other dedicated funding lines address collaborative projects with knowledge users, practice-oriented research via Regieorgaan SIA, scientific infrastructure, and innovation accelerators.
3 Specific thematic calls, such as the Holomicrobiome 2026 programme under the National Growth Fund (NGF), invite researchers to build consortia for targeted research and development. The Holomicrobiome call features two distinct categories: Flagship projects providing grants between 1,500,000 and 3,250,000 euros for up to 60 months, and Use Case projects providing grants between 500,000 and 1,500,000 euros for up to 36 months.
4 Applications for NWO grants must be submitted through ISAAC, the online application and reporting system of the Dutch Research Council. The evaluation procedure typically involves administrative checks, pre-selection if application volumes are high, peer review by independent external referees, a written rebuttal phase, and evaluations by expert selection committees using a scoring scale of 1 to 9.
5 Selected projects must adhere to strict guidelines regarding research data management, co-funding requirements, and compliance with the Framework for State aid for research, development and innovation (RDI Framework). Main applicants for specific collaborative calls are frequently required to register for and attend mandatory matchmaking events prior to full proposal submission.
Master's PhD Postdoctoral Faculty Science Social Sciences and Humanities Applied and Engineering Sciences Health Research Earth Sciences Biology Veterinary Medicine Economics Medicine Life Sciences Environmental Science Physics Chemistry Technology Water Research ⭐ Why Choose This Scholarship?
✦ Administered by one of the primary science funding bodies in Europe supporting world-class scientific research with societal impact ✦ Transparent evaluation procedures featuring peer review by independent external experts and structured scoring criteria ✦ Comprehensive grant coverage including personnel, materials, infrastructure, and knowledge utilisation ✦ Harmonised funding lines that encourage cross-disciplinary collaboration across Dutch institutions and international partners ✦ Direct integration with national agendas such as the National Growth Fund and the Knowledge and Innovation Covenant 🎁 What the Scholarship Covers Flagship project grants ranging from 1,500,000 to 3,250,000 euros for a maximum duration of 60 months Use case project grants ranging from 500,000 to 1,500,000 euros for a maximum duration of 36 months Funding for personnel including PhD candidates, postdocs, researchers, and non-scientific staff Coverage for materials, research infrastructure, and data files Support for knowledge utilisation and internationalisation activities Total available budget of 26,000,000 euros for specific thematic calls like Holomicrobiome 2026 📋 Eligibility Requirements Main applicants must hold a position such as full, associate, or assistant professor, or a comparable position at an eligible Dutch knowledge organisation Co-applicants can include eligible Dutch research organisations, foreign research organisations, companies, and public or private entities depending on the call Flagship projects require at least 15 percent of total project costs to be covered by non-NWO funding Use case projects require at least 30 percent of total project costs to be covered by non-NWO funding A minimum of 50 percent of the awarded grant must go to the research organisations listed as main applicants in specific calls Main applicants must participate in mandatory matchmaking events where specified by the call 1 Application form specific to the funding round or project category (e.g., Flagship or Use Case form) 2 Registration form for matchmaking 4 Declaration of general terms and conditions under the GBER 5 Declaration of co-funding 6 General statement and statements for Agvv and Hmb 7 Statement of appointment and project supervision 8 Declaration of support without co-funding 9 Statement of permission to request IKS rates 10 Statement of research organisation 🚀 How to Apply - Step by Step Explore open calls and review the specific call for proposals on the NWO website or ISAAC system Register for and attend mandatory matchmaking events or submit a letter of intent or pre-proposal if required by the specific call Create an account in ISAAC, NWO's online application and reporting system, at least one workday in advance Draft the research proposal using the mandatory forms provided in ISAAC and attach all required supplementary documentation Submit the completed application through ISAAC before the stated deadline Undergo the admissibility check by NWO to ensure compliance with formal requirements Respond to external referee reports during the designated written rebuttal phase Attend an interview or site visit if requested by the selection committee Receive the final decision letter from NWO regarding the award status and qualification score Matchmaking Registration Deadline Obligatory for main applicants in specific calls like Holomicrobiome Consortium building and networking session 29 September 2026, 14:00 CEST Assessment of Organisations Deadline Where applicable for international or partner organisations 27 October 2026, 14:00 CET Full Application Deadline Final submission via ISAAC system 💡 Insider Tips & Pro Tips TIP 1 Start submitting your application in ISAAC at least one day before the deadline to account for online data entry requirements TIP 2 Check whether participation in the matchmaking event is mandatory for your specific call before preparing your proposal TIP 3 Carefully verify whether your project falls under Flagship or Use Case criteria to use the correct budget and application forms TIP 4 Ensure that non-NWO co-funding commitments meet the exact percentage thresholds specified for your funding category TIP 5 Use the collective labour agreements of Dutch universities and academic medical centres when calculating personnel costs for your budget form 📌 Important Links & Contacts ❓ Frequently Asked Questions 4 question s - click any to expand A The Dutch Research Council (NWO) is the national science funding body of the Netherlands, investing almost 1 billion euros annually in curiosity-driven research, societal challenges, and research infrastructure.
Q How do I submit an application to NWO? A All applications must be submitted digitally through ISAAC, NWO's online application and reporting system, using the specific forms provided on the funding page of the relevant call. Q What is the difference between Flagship and Use Case projects?
A Flagship projects offer grants between 1,500,000 and 3,250,000 euros for up to 60 months with a 15 percent non-NWO co-funding requirement, whereas Use Case projects offer grants between 500,000 and 1,500,000 euros for up to 36 months with a 30 percent non-NWO co-funding requirement. Q Are international researchers eligible for NWO grants?
A Yes, foreign research organisations that meet specific eligibility criteria can act as co-applicants depending on the guidelines outlined in the specific call for proposals. Head to the official portal and start your application today.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Foreign research organizations that meet specific eligibility criteria can act as co-applicants depending on the guidelines outlined in the specific call for proposals. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows flagship projects: €1,500,000 - €3,250,000; Use Case projects: €500,000 - €1,500,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Holomicrobiome 2026 programme (Flagship projects and Use Case projects) is funded by NWO (Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research) under the National Growth Fund (NGF). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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