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New Data Story on DFG Funding

Study on the Use of New Approach Methods in the Life Sciences Published
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New Approach Methods encompass a broad range of methods that have the potential to reduce, complement or replace animal experiments. The study, which is now available in English, shows that they are widely used in DFG-funded projects and that their use has increased markedly since 2017. It also shows that NAMs and animal research are frequently used in a complementary manner.

Open Access Platform “Open Research Europe”

Submissions for Free Publication Now Open
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Researchers in eleven European countries can now use the open access platform to publish their research results and scholarly contributions free of charge, regardless of whether they receive project funding.

German-Polish Dialogue on Science Diplomacy

5th Polish-German Science Meeting in Berlin
Group photo: High-level attendance from numerous Polish and German science organisations at the evening reception of the 5th Polish-German Science Meeting at the Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Berlin.

High-level attendance from numerous Polish and German science organisations at the evening reception of the 5th Polish-German Science Meeting at the Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Berlin.

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On 8 and 9 October the leaders of 15 German and Polish research organisations and institutions met in Berlin with representatives of the research ministries of both countries and of the European Commission.

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Things to Know about the Proposal and Funding Process

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Funding Opportunities

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Calls for Proposals

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