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Volkswagen Foundation seeking Applications for Corona Crisis and Beyond – Perspectives for Science, Scholarship and Society (Germany)

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Deadline: 4 June 2020

The Volkswagen Foundation especially welcomes projects that – in light of the current pandemic – challenge or question, established social assumptions or existing scientific paradigms. The foundation supports research projects that can also provide impetus for overcoming major societal challenges in the medium to long term. In particular, the Foundation encourages interdisciplinary approaches and the integration of a global perspective.

The novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 and the associated respiratory disease COVID-19 are spreading at a rapid pace, dominating all areas of public and private life worldwide and challenging basic, clinical and translational viral research. These new and unprecedented developments have both immediate and not yet fully foreseeable long-term consequences that raise new research questions and may even lead to new research fields.

Funding Information

This call is not confined to any particular subject area and invites applications from life, natural and engineering sciences as well as social sciences and the humanities. It includes two funding opportunities:

Eligibility Criteria

This call targets postdoctoral researchers and professors who are employed by a university or an extramural research institute. The proposal must be submitted by an applicant employed at an institution in Germany, the participation of researchers from abroad is welcome. In case of cooperation projects, the main applicant’s university will be responsible for administering the grant.

Application and Selection Procedure

Following an internal assessment by the Foundation, an international and interdisciplinary expert panel reviews the applications based on the following criteria:

For more information, visit https://www.volkswagenstiftung.de/en/funding/our-funding-portfolio-at-a-glance/corona-crisis-and-beyond-perspectives-for-science-scholarship-and-society

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