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Find similar grantsThis program offers fully-funded PostDoc grants at Boehringer Ingelheim research sites. Applicants pitch ideas to open calls addressing specific scientific questions with innovative solutions for patient benefit.
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NWO Open Competition, ENW – XS is a grant from Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO) that funds curiosity-driven, bold, and speculative research across all scientific disciplines. PhD holders and postdocs holding a salaried position at a recognized research institution are eligible to apply for grants of up to €50,000. The program runs three annual deadlines (2026: January 13, April 14, September 15) with projects lasting up to 12 months. Eligible costs include temporary staff, materials, citizen science activities, and travel. Applications are reviewed anonymously by peer assessors within the Physical/Exact Sciences cluster system. Women are especially encouraged to apply.
DAAD Research Grant in Germany is sponsored by German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD). This grant offers highly-qualified doctoral students and early postdocs the opportunity to pursue a research project in Germany for 2 to 12 months (doctoral students) or 4-6 months (postdocs). It is open to applicants in all academic fields.
Arts and Humanities Initiative (AHI) Program is offered by the Office of the Vice President for Research at the University of Iowa to support creative and scholarly work advancing humanist principles. Three grant categories are available: individual or collaborative grants up to $7,500 for humanities scholarship and creative, visual, and performing arts work; and larger awards up to $30,000 for novel projects fostering new collaborations. Eligible applicants include tenure-track, tenured, clinical track, research track, and instructional faculty, as well as staff with at least 50% university appointments and primary research responsibilities. Applications for Spring 2026 closed March 10, 2026.