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Find similar grantsZNZ PhD Grants is sponsored by Neuroscience Center Zurich (ZNZ). Provides funding for PhD student salaries for early stage non-tenured group leaders within the Neuroscience Center Zurich. The selection criteria are the applicant's achievements, the qualifications of the PhD candidate, and the quality/originality of the project.
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ZNZ PhD Grants | Neuroscience Center Zurich | UZH Only ZNZ group leaders can apply. Students cannot apply directly. A ZNZ PhD Grant can only fund doctoral student salaries.
Equipment, consumables and other research costs must be covered by other sources. Funding is possible for up to three years salary according to Swiss National Science Foundation salary standards. ZNZ Grants can only cover a part of the student's PhD period - the applicant must confirm complementary funding to ensure that the entire PhD work can be carried out.
As a general rule, applicants apply for funding of 1-2 years of PhD salaries. One applicant can be funded with maximally 3 years of PhD salary within 5 years. The project proposal should be clearly and simply written and be intelligible to readers in other disciplines.
The significance and originality of the proposal should be stated. Please use this form (DOC, 52 KB) for your application: The application must contain the following items (min. font size 11): Research Part (max.
4 pages incl. background, specific aims and experimental design & preliminary data) Reference List (max. 1 page) Milestones and Time Plan (max.
1 page) Lay Summary (max. 200 words) Desired funding period and budget (max. 1 page) Explanation of status of early stage research group leader It should also include a cover letter, a short curriculum vitae (including a publication list) of the ZNZ group leader and the student (when known) and diploma report (if available).
The next application deadline is 5 October 2026. On average, funding of four years of doctoral salaries is available. The complete application in English should be sent as one PDF file including all required documents by the ZNZ group leader directly to the ZNZ office .
Simultaneous submission to other granting agencies and other grants already supporting the suggested project must be mentioned in the proposal. Incomplete applications cannot be considered. The selection criteria are the applicant's achievements, the qualifications of the PhD candidate and the quality/originality of the project.
Only applications from early stage , non-tenured group leaders are accepted. Female applicants are particularly welcome. The prospective student must participate in the ZNZ PhD Program and present his/her research at the annual ZNZ Symposia.
Hanna Preuss (Mohamad El Amki), second & third year Clément Lhoste (Olivier Lambery), second year Anna Lasne (Marina Herwerth), second year Joelle Metzger (Michèle Hubli), fourth year Cornelia Richter (Jean-Philippe Krieger), fourth year Djazia Yacheur (Jingjing Jiang), third year Farah Baracat (Elisa Donati), third & fourth year Nora Rentsch (Christian Tackenberg), third & fourth year Vincent Fischer (Katharina Gapp), second year Carol-Anne Vollette (Giovanni Bertolini), third year Philipp O'Neill (Igor Delvendahl), first year Viktor Beilmann (Tina Notter), first year Zacharoula Kagiampaki (Tommaso Patriarchi), second year Alina Marinescu (Marie Labouesse), first & second year Jeroen Brus (Rafael Polania), fourth year Jeanne Droux (Susanne Wegener), first year Plamina Dimanova (Nora Raschle), second & third year Cinzia Maschio (Ruiqing Ni), second & third year
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Only ZNZ group leaders can apply. Students cannot apply directly. Applicants must be early stage, non-tenured group leaders. Female researchers are encouraged to apply. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Applications for ZNZ PhD Grants are due October 5, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
ZNZ PhD Grants is funded by Neuroscience Center Zurich (ZNZ). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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