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, may apply for a grant between EUR 2.000 and EUR 6,000 to cover expenses associated with research, study trips to foreign research groups or the organization of scientific meetings or knowledge
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Evert Willem Beth Foundation All disciplines Humanities More Researchers may apply for a grant to cover expenses associated with research, study trips, translation or the organization of scientific
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grant between EUR 2.000 and EUR 6,000 to cover expenses associated with research, study trips to foreign research groups or the organization of scientific meetings or knowledge dissemination. Apply:Is
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years of postdoctoral experience) - affiliated with an academic institution in the Kingdom of the Netherlands. Who may submit a nomination? Full Professors and Associate and Assistant Professors
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fluids. His work is both theoretical and application-driven. Jackson is one of the spiritual fathers of the statistical associating fluid theory (SAFT), a group of equations of state that very precisely
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Akkerman, associate professor of early modern English literature at Leiden University, is receiving the Dr Hendrik Muller Prize 2021 for her work. Women of various professions – from laundresses to ladies-in
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Sciences and Technology Who is it for? Scientists and scholars in the Kingdom of the Netherlands who obtained their PhD between three and seven years ago, and do not hold a position as Associate Professor
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KNAW Ecology Fund Young ecologists may apply for a grant of up to EUR 9,000 to cover expenses associated with fieldwork in the Netherlands or abroad or research abroad. Lees meer over het KNAW Fonds
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Incentive Award, and other prizes. Meijerink is also an enthusiastic and popular teacher. In the past twelve years, for example, the Utrecht Chemistry Student Association Proton awarded him the education
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forms and offers elaborations on the Bloch-Okounov theorem. The Bloch-Okounov theorem describes how certain mathematical functions, called quasimodular forms, are associated with the division of numbers