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wonderful to show that science doesn’t have to be remote; in fact, it’s in close connection with society.’ Dwayne Ansah, PhD student researching data donation, Utrecht University About Faces of Science
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? Young researchers who have defended a dissertation at a Dutch university in space science, mathematics, or physics. Any researcher at a Dutch university who has defended a dissertation in the
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meetings with a maximum of EUR 3,000. Applications for a grant must concern research focused on modern logic, philosophy of science, history of logic, history of the philosophy of science or scientific
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is awarded annually to the twelve best pre-university (vwo) profile assignments from the Kingdom of the Netherlands. Three projects are awarded per profile. With this, the KNAW highlights extraordinary
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scholars who have made valuable and innovative contributions to science or scientific practice. These contributions may relate to the themes identified in the Recognition & Rewards programme
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regulation ) and who are employed by a university or research institute in the Kingdom of the Netherlands can apply for EUR 10,000 to organise an interdisciplinary science meeting. Apply: Is opening 1
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individual scientists in the Netherlands. The Gilles Holst Medal has predominantly had male candidates in its history. The Academy therefore strongly encourages you to also consider women in science who
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women in science who deserve to be recognized for their work through this Medal. Winner 2023: Shlomo Havlin Photo by Matthijs Immink — Please find more photos on Flickr News Shlomo Havlin wins
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fundamental research into translational science, expand my international network, and build a lasting collaboration with Thailand. It allows me to investigate enterovirus neuropathogenesis, strengthens
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Considering to apply? Please read the Regulations first (PDF) Examples of earlier grants Anouk van Hooij (Leiden University Center of Infectious Diseases) has evaluated a biodegradable variant in field