Russian Attack on Ukraine
DFG Takes Steps in Response to Russian Attack on Ukraine
Due to the Russian attack on Ukraine, the DFG is suspending all of its funded research projects between academics from Germany and Russia with immediate effect. What is more, funding proposals for new collaborative projects and renewal proposals for ongoing projects will not be accepted until further notice. Refugee researchers are to receive support under assistance programmes. Interner Linkmore
German-Russian Proposals and Cooperation Projects
As a result of the Russian attack on Ukraine, the DFG is suspending its German-Russian cooperation activities. The DFG is aware of the consequences
of these measures and at the same time deeply regrets them from the academic perspective. Following you will find information on how to deal with
German-Russian funding proposals and cooperation projects. Interner Linkmore
Further Information
The DFG is continuously monitoring the developments and maintaining close contact with researchers as well as politicians. On this website, you find an overview of all publications by the DFG, including updates on the impact the Russian attack on Ukraine has on funding activities, as well as offers of support for refugees. Interner Linkmore
News
13 New Research Training Groups
The DFG is establishing 13 new Research Training Groups to further bolster the support offered to early career researchers. The new RTGs will receive a total of roughly €93 million over an initial period of five years from autumn 2022 onwards. For the first time, they can also fund doctoral researchers for more than 36 months up to a maximum of 48 months.
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Information Infrastructures for Research Data
The DFG has updated its funding programme “Information Infrastructures for Research Data”. Under this programme, funds can be applied for to establish and further develop information infrastructures for research data. In addition, a new programme emphasis makes it possible to acquire funds to design organisational models and develop networking, education and training measures. Interner Linkmore
Statement on Reforming Research Assessment
The Alliance of Science Organisations has issued a statement acknowledging the joint effort to commit to responsible and quality-oriented research assessment on the initiative of the European Commission. It advocates to share best practice as to achieve functional interoperability of specific research assessment systems and a strengthened process of mutual learning. Link auf PDF-Dateimore
Individual Grants Programmes
Step by step through the DFG grant process: In our How-to-guide you find clearly information on individual funding, a programme comparison, a checklist, helpful tips and pointers. Interner Linkmore
Impacts of Covid 19
All updates and information for and about funded research projects related to the coronavirus pandemic: For applicants, reviewers, committee members and interested. Interner Linkmore
Ongoing Calls for Proposals
- Interner LinkPriority Programme “Reconstructing the Deep Dynamics of Planet Earth over Geologic Time (DeepDyn)” (SPP 2404)
(Information for Researchers No. 47 | 27 June 2022) - Interner LinkPriority Programme “Carnot Batteries: Inverse Design from Markets to Molecules” (SPP 2403)
(Information for Researchers No. 46 | 17 June 2022) - Interner LinkPriority Programme “Variational Methods for Predicting Complex Phenomena in Engineering Structures and Materials” (SPP 2256)
(Information for Researchers No. 45 | 14 June 2022) - Interner LinkPriority Programme “Hyperbolic Balance Laws in Fluid Mechanics: Complexity, Scales, Randomness (CoScaRa)” (SPP 2410)
(Information for Researchers No. 44 | 14 June 2022)
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FAQs on submitting proposals to funding programmes
The FAQs were compiled to assist prospective applicants in submitting proposals to the DFG. They provide information on various DFG funding programmes and serve to complement existing guidelines and instructions. Interner Linkmore
