LEO Foundation Visiting Researchers supports skin researchers making research visits between Denmark and other countries to exchange expertise, build collaborations, and strengthen the skin research community.
Funder: LEO Foundation
Due Dates: November 12, 2026 (Round 1) | June 2, 2027 (Round 2)
Funding Amounts: Up to DKK 2 million, including administrative costs, for a research visit of at least 3 months
Summary: Supports skin researchers visiting institutions between Denmark and other countries to build collaborations and exchange expertise.
Key Information: Applicants must be at or above postdoc level, with one Danish institution administering the grant.
The LEO Foundation Visiting Researchers program supports skin researchers who spend time embedded in a research environment in another country. It connects Danish and international research institutions in both directions: researchers at Danish institutions may visit institutions abroad, while researchers at international institutions may visit institutions in Denmark.
The program aims to foster genuine international collaborations and strengthen the exchange of knowledge, ideas, methods, and technology between skin research communities. Visits may involve basic, translational, epidemiological, or clinical research, but must have a clear focus within skin research. The Foundation’s broader goal is a more cohesive and agile skin research ecosystem.