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Statesman Thorbecke Fund Programme Behavioural Sciences, Social Sciences and Law Humanities More The Statesman Thorbecke Fund Programme is for research projects that have a strong connection with
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Leersum Grant is named after P. van Leersum, a corresponding member of the Academy. His estate and the estate of Mrs I.G. Harbers-Kramer make up the Van Leersum Fund, which was established in 1922 and is
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national ‘Gravitation programme’ relating to neuroimaging, is a member of the ERC Scientific Council and acts as a figurehead for Brains, Cognition and Behaviour, which is part of the Dutch National Research
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kinds of mixtures, ranging from liquid crystals, polymers and membranes to biological systems. Companies such as Shell, BP, Pfizer, P&G and the Borealis Group use his models in a wide range of industrial
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Voinnet, O., Vain, P., Angell, S. and Baulcombe, D.C. (1998) Systemic spread of sequence-specific transgene RNA degradation is initiated by localised introduction of ectopic promoterless DNA. Cell 95, 177
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policymakers. The film will be submitted for publication together with a scientific article and a photo series. Mentorship programme supporting women 'Thanks in part to the KNAW Van Walree Fund, HypoVax Global
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) or are in the final phase of their PhD programme and can start the intended research within three (3) months of being awarded the contribution; who will independently set up an innovative research line with
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-generation academics in the final two years of their PhD programme, working at a university or research institute in the Kingdom of the Netherlands. By ‘first-generation academics in the Netherlands’ we mean
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Subject areas All subject areas Who is it for PhD students in the first half of their PhD programme at a university in the Kingdom of the Netherlands who have (or would like to develop) an appealing way
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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 : research