28 May 2024

ERC Grant Information Workshops

The ERC is the premier European funding organisation for excellent frontier research. It funds creative researchers of any nationality and age, to run projects based across Europe. The ERC offers 4 core grant schemes: Starting Grants, Consolidator Grants, Advanced Grants and Synergy Grants. 

• Monday 27 May (full day: 9:30-17:00) in Utrecht, NL, €151.25 incl. VAT
• Monday 3 June (half day: 13:00-17:00) in Utrecht, NL, € 75.02 incl. VAT

Talent Scheme Information Meeting (Rubicon, Veni, Vidi, Vici)

• Friday 14 June in Utrecht, NL (online participation possible)

Collaborative Workshops NWA-ORC 2024

The NWA-ORC programme funds consortia along 14 interdisciplinary research themes.

• Various dates for different themes, see selected themes below:
• Towards resilient societies – Friday 24 May 
• Child and adolescent development, upbringing and education - Wednesday 29 May
• Smart Industry  – Monday 10 and Monday 24 June 
• Creating value through responsible Artificial Intelligence and Big Data – Thursday 13 and Thursday 27 June

 

Webinar about MSCA Doctoral Networks - 4 July

The Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) Doctoral Networks drive scientific excellence and innovation by bringing together universities, research institutes and participants from the non-academic sector to recruit and train researchers to doctorate level. The deadline for the current Doctoral Networks call is 27 November 2024. The webinar will be held in English free of charge, online, organised by the RVO (the Dutch EU Horizon contact point) on how to write a successful proposal. 

The KIEM grant

The KIEM grant has been published. Leiden University will provide grants to develop new interdisciplinary (interfaculty) teaching/research collaborations and encounters. 

Kiem applications (maximum €10,000 per project) should involve staff from at least two faculties at Leiden University.

Proposals could focus on network building, organising seminars and workshops, conducting a pilot study, revision of an education programme, preparing research proposals, etc. Kiem funding is not meant to exempt researchers from teaching but can be used for other expenses, such as hiring student or management assistants and supporting events.

Timeline 2024

Information market (at interdisciplinary symposium): Thursday 6 June 2024

Walk-in information session online: Friday 7 June 2024, 10.00 - 11.00

Deadline for applications: Friday 21 June 2024

Results of draw: Thursday 27 June 2024

More information

For more information, questions, or if you would like support with your research proposal, please do not hesitate to contact Leiden Law School's funding advisor Catherine Satvitsky.