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Demographic monitoring of threatened amphibians with a novel non-invasive method harnessing environmental nucleic acids (eNAs) David Diez Méndez PhD candidate NIOO-KNAW Hunger: Gut microbiome changes under food
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on Semirings and Logic: from Databases to AI Errol Boon PhD Candidate, Leiden University / Freie Universität Berlin Research Visit University of Oxford: Theories of Non-Discursive Truth Amber Lubbers Master
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Form Personalised treatments 'With support from the De Boer-van Staveren Fund, I can use advanced screening methods to search for new, previously unknown antibodies in these patients. The results may
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career researchers who are carrying out virus-related research at a research institution in the Kingdom of the Netherlands and who received their PhD three to seven years ago. What is it? A grant of 12,500
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). Please use our project proposal template Required only when the applicant does not hold a PhD: a letter of recommendation by the project’s senior supervisor confirming support of this funding application
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Faces of Science All disciplines PhD students In the Faces of Science project, PhD students communicate about their research and their lives as young researchers through blogs, vlogs, articles
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KNAW Humanities Fund Early career scientists PhD students Early-career researchers in the humanities can apply for between €2,000 and €10,000 in order to gain knowledge and experience outside
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industries. George Jackson, Professor of Chemical Physics at Imperial College London, is a world leader in the development and use of molecular methods to simulate the thermodynamic properties of complex
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materials such as oil or gas with circular raw materials, such as green hydrogen combined with carbon from waste, biomass, or carbon dioxide. Towards a sustainable energy transition Using advanced methods, De
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KNAW Trailblazers Fund All disciplines Early career scientists Early-career first-generation academics can apply for a grant of €5,000 (PhD candidates) or €10,000 (postdoctoral researchers