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and AIMS-NEI will select the appointee to the research chair based on an independent peer review. In a pre-selection process, suitable candidates will be determined who will be invited to South Africa
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, or for child care. The nomination and selection process for the Carl-Zeiss-Humboldt Research Award is part of the Humboldt Research Award programme. Direct nominations are not possible. Programme information
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nomination process, carry out the selection procedure and determine award winners independently and according to their own regulations. In general, the award amount is accompanied by an invitation to conduct a
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at research institutions in Germany. Humboldt Foundation award winners working abroad are also eligible to submit nominations jointly with a researcher working in Germany. For details of the nomination process
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selection session usually take place at the end of May/beginning of June in Madrid. The entire process – from receiving your application to notifying you of the selection decision – takes around five months
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nominating institutions. Please note: As their capacities are exhausted, SAR is unable to process any further requests for the current call for applications. We kindly remind you that threat can be proven not
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process. This may be because many research talents have already secured a permanent job or lucrative offers from business or academia at an early stage in their careers, or simply do not have any contacts
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of private circumstances may help increase equal opportunities during the selection process. The consideration of personal circumstances allows for a fairer assessment of academic achievements. Are child
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Selection Committee that also includes representatives of AIMS South Africa and AIMS-NEI will select the appointee to the research chair based on an independent peer review. In a pre-selection process
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on the award and the application process from us directly. Click here for the next events. Our sponsorship The award amount is €45,000. Award winners are also invited to conduct a research project of their