Distinguished Investigator – Bioscience and Basic Biomedicine
Purpose
With the overall aim of catalysing Danish fundamental research impacting better health through knowledge, the purpose of the ‘Distinguished Investigator – Bioscience and Basic Biomedicine’ grant is to support leading professors who propose to undertake novel and ambitious projects that will bring new and important insight into life and health.
Eligibility
- Applicants must be professors (MSO included).
- The project must be anchored at a university, hospital or other non-profit research institution in Denmark and during the project, applicants must be employed and have their primary research group in Denmark.
- Recipients of this grant must contribute to the pre-graduate teaching environment at their host institution. A Distinguished Investigator grant must not be used to cover a teaching substitute for the applicant.
Application process
Submit your application via the Foundation’s electronic application system (the green ‘Apply’ button at the top of the screen) from the indicated ‘Application opens’ date.
Please read ”Information and Guidelines for Applicants – Distinguished Investigator 2022 Bioscience and Basic Biomedicine” carefully before initiating the application process. Additional and essential information is found in these guidelines.
Read more about the previous grant recipients at: researchleaderprogramme.com
About the grant
Up to DKK 10 mio. per grant
Denmark, International recruitment to Denmark
Research Leaders (Established/Prof.)
Bioscience and Basic Biomedicine
Contact
Purpose
With the overall aim of catalysing Danish fundamental research impacting better health through knowledge, the purpose of the ‘Distinguished Investigator – Bioscience and Basic Biomedicine’ grant is to support leading professors who propose to undertake novel and ambitious projects that will bring new and important insight into life and health.
Eligibility
- Applicants must be professors (MSO included).
- The project must be anchored at a university, hospital or other non-profit research institution in Denmark and during the project, applicants must be employed and have their primary research group in Denmark.
- Recipients of this grant must contribute to the pre-graduate teaching environment at their host institution. A Distinguished Investigator grant must not be used to cover a teaching substitute for the applicant.
Application process
Submit your application via the Foundation’s electronic application system (the green ‘Apply’ button at the top of the screen) from the indicated ‘Application opens’ date.
Please read ”Information and Guidelines for Applicants – Distinguished Investigator 2022 Bioscience and Basic Biomedicine” carefully before initiating the application process. Additional and essential information is found in these guidelines.
Read more about the previous grant recipients at: researchleaderprogramme.com