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    LEO Foundation Dr Abildgaard Fellowships

    LEO Foundation Dr Abildgaard Fellowships support emerging research leaders building independent groups in Denmark to investigate skin and skin diseases and advance understanding and skin health.

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    Funder: LEO Foundation

    Due Dates: December 2, 2026 (Opens) | March 2, 2027 (Application deadline) | August 17, 2027 (Invited interviews) | September 2027 (Notification) | January 1, 2028 (Earliest start) | January 1, 2029 (Latest start)

    Funding Amounts: DKK 12 million per fellowship over five years; up to five fellowships expected

    Summary: Supports emerging research leaders establishing or expanding independent groups at Danish institutions to investigate skin and skin diseases.

    Key Information: Applicants need two to eight years of post-PhD research experience and full-time employment at a Danish host during the grant period.


    Description

    The LEO Foundation Dr Abildgaard Fellowships support promising emerging research leaders in establishing or expanding independent research groups at Danish institutions. The program funds ambitious, creative research addressing novel and important questions about skin and skin diseases. Stable five-year support is intended to give fellows freedom to adjust their scientific direction and establish a clear, competitive research profile.

    Supported work may be basic, translational, epidemiological, or clinical. Priorities include understanding skin biology and disease mechanisms, addressing clinical issues and quality-of-life impacts, and developing diagnostics, prevention methods, treatments, and personalized medicine. Projects may integrate complementary fields such as data science. Clinical trials must be investigator-initiated and conducted and published independently of commercial interests. Aesthetic or cosmetic dermatology is excluded, but treatment of moderate to severe late sequels of dermatological disease is not considered cosmetic.


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