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    Top-up Financing for Incoming HFSP Postdoctoral Fellowships – Application by Invitation

    Top-up Financing for Incoming HFSP Postdoctoral Fellowships – Application by Invitation supports Norwegian hosts with salary or research costs to promote internationalisation and researcher mobility.

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    Funder: Research Council of Norway

    Due Dates: October 31, 2026 (Final deadline; may close earlier)

    Funding Amounts: NOK 500,000 per 12 months, up to NOK 1,500,000 over 36 months

    Summary: Top-up funding helps Norwegian research organisations host incoming HFSP postdoctoral fellows by supplementing salary or research costs.

    Key Information: Invitation only, for approved Norwegian research organisations hosting fellows awarded HFSP funding in March 2026.


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    The Research Council of Norway provides top-up financing to make it more attractive for Norwegian research organisations to host incoming Human Frontier Science Program (HFSP) postdoctoral fellows. The scheme supplements the funding that Norwegian host institutions receive from HFSP and supports internationalisation and researcher mobility.

    HFSP promotes international collaboration in basic research into the sophisticated and complex mechanisms of living organisms, emphasising ground-breaking research and cross-disciplinary or interdisciplinary approaches. The top-up can help bring a fellow’s salary into line with normal practice at the host institution by covering personnel and indirect costs. Alternatively, it can cover actual costs associated with the fellow’s research project, including necessary research operating expenses and scientific equipment operating and depreciation costs.


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