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Research on the molecular basis of taupathies and neurodegenerative diseases including Alzheimer's.
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Collaborate with a German host institution of your choice to complete academic research across the natural sciences, engineering, humanities, social sciences, and/or medicine.
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Serve as the team leader for the DPRK Strategic Research Center's work on North Korean economics, politics, foreign relations, and the regional geopolitics of East Asia and the Korean peninsula.
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Supporting students completing major research projects, presentations, and papers, with preference given to work related to IHS focus areas.
Award of up to $5,000 USD.
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After attending the online seminar series on American academic values, participating scholars will become eligible for a travel grant to present their research at a U.S. conference during the 2025-2026 school year.
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Conduct research and prepare scientific papers in quantum optics and quantum science.
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English preparation for life in the UK and English language skills for business.
Courses are four weeks in length, free of charge, and fully online.
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Scholarship offered by the International Visegrad Fund to conduct research at the Open Society Archivum in Budapest, with the recommended proposal theme "Living in Dystopian Times: Lessons from the Cold War (and after)". While applicants from any country are encouraged to apply, priority will be given to applicants from the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia, as well as applicants at-risk from war zones.
Grant award is €3000 euros to cover travel to and from Budapest and subsistence and accommodation for an eight week stay.
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These grants aim to amplify the voices of national minorities, creating a space where people can discover their culture and engage with it. This project funds collaborative art residencies of European cultural institutes with Ukrainian organisations.
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This grant supports doctoral and early postdoctoral researchers to conduct a project in Germany for 2–12 months. Applicants must be based outside Germany and have a confirmed host institution. Funding includes a monthly stipend, travel costs, and additional allowances. Language support is available for stays over six months. Selection is based on academic merit, project quality, and career potential.
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Successful applicants will conduct legal and interdisciplinary research on the requirements for digital identity wallets/various use cases. Working knowledge of Dutch is beneficial.
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Non-renewable one- to six-month grants to fund highly qualified Ukrainian graduate students, doctoral candidates and postdoctoral researchers for short research stays in Germany. Projects carried out in coordination with a scientific host/supervisor in Germany. Project proposals from all academic disciplines are eligible for funding. Qualified Ukrainians may apply regardless of the country in which they currently reside.