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    Support of Projects - Fritz Thyssen Foundation

    Support of Projects - Fritz Thyssen Foundation funds scholars’ research in the humanities, social sciences, medicine and natural sciences to advance knowledge and share findings with other scholars.

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    Biomedical eligibility now accepts an MD and/or PhD rather than a PhD and drops the two-to-four-year postdoctoral window and independent-group criterion. Infectious-disease research is now a relevant topic rather than excluded; other formerly excluded categories are now low priority, and AI/statistical approaches to identifying disease mechanisms are encouraged.

    Funder: Fritz Thyssen Foundation

    Due Dates: February 1, 2027 (Summer meeting) | September 1, 2027 (Winter meeting)

    Funding Amounts: Project support for up to three years, usually awarded initially for two years

    Summary: Supports scholarly research in humanities, social sciences, medicine and natural sciences, including interdisciplinary projects.

    Key Information: Projects must have a clear connection to the German research system.


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    The Fritz Thyssen Foundation supports defined research projects in three promotion areas: History, Language & Culture; State, Economy and Society; and Medicine and the Natural Sciences. Interdisciplinary projects are welcome. Support covers research personnel, materials and project-related travel, enabling scholars to carry out research and publish findings for use by other scholars.

    The humanities and social sciences portfolio spans philosophy, theology and religious studies, history, archaeology, aesthetics, literary and linguistic studies, economics, law, political science and sociology. Medical funding helps researchers at an early stage of independent academic careers develop their scientific profiles. It prioritizes molecular biological processes causally linked to disease development and progression, and novel therapeutic approaches targeting those processes.


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