The Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO) invites applications for its creative industry – knowledge innovation mapping (KIEM) programme. The aim of this programme is to promote and facilitate partnerships between knowledge institutions and private parties, including small and medium enterprises. The total budget for this call amounts to €1 million. NWO always contributes €15,000 of the total budget. The private partner must contribute at least €3,000, made of up at least €1,500 in cash matching funds.
Please note that applications for KIEM funding can be submitted continuously from January 5th 2016 until November 30th 2017 14h00 CET. Please note, however, that if the available funds have been exhausted before November 30th 2017 14h00 CET then this call for proposals will be closed prior to this date.
The Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO) invites applications for its creative industry – knowledge innovation mapping (KIEM) programme. The aim of this programme is to promote and facilitate partnerships between knowledge institutions and private parties, including small and medium enterprises. The total budget for this call amounts to €1 million. NWO always contributes €15,000 of the total budget. The private partner must contribute at least €3,000, made of up at least €1,500 in cash matching funds.
Please note that applications for KIEM funding can be submitted continuously from January 5th 2016 until November 30th 2017 14h00 CET. Please note, however, that if the available funds have been exhausted before November 30th 2017 14h00 CET then this call for proposals will be closed prior to this date.
The Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO) invites applications for the Rubicon grants. These enable recently promoted researchers from all scientific disciplines to conduct a research project at a foreign research institute. Limited opportunities are available to apply for a research period at a Dutch research institute. Applications are open to researchers who have been involved in academic research in the last five years preceeding the relevant deadline and who have been awarded a doctorate in the last year preceeding the relevant deadline.
Applicants who are still engaged in doctoral research may only apply, if their supervisor provides a written declaration approving their thesis. Female researchers are particularly encouraged to apply. Applications must be submitted by individual researchers and not by pairs or research groups. Each candidate may only submit an application for a Rubicon grant once.
The total available budget is €2.28 million. Funding may be used towards salary, travel and research costs. Research projects should have a duration of one to two years.
Deadlines in 2017 are: 30 March, 31 August and 30 November.
More information here.