CALL: Lennart “Aktiestinsen” Israelssons stiftelse ”Individ och Samhälle - för forskning till utbildningingssystemets fromma”
awards an annual grant for basic research, which:
• contributes scientifically based knowledge about the development of individuals • is based on the assumption that the individual functions and develops in a life perspective, as an integrated psychological, biological and social being in a changing world • takes into account the knowledge that individual development in this perspective is crucial for the design of an education system that serves the cultural, social, economic and technological advancement of society while taking into account the conditions and needs of individuals.
Amount available for distribution in 2025: SEK 2 500 000.
• The grant is awarded in full and regardless of the nationality of the recipient. • The grant is preferably awarded for research linked to a Swedish scientific institution. • The grant is awarded for basic scientific research as described above. It can include, salary, scientific equipment, costs for conferences, symposia, costs for foreign guest researchers, study/research trips and publication costs.
The application process consists of two (2) steps: Step 1: Register, by creating an account and personal profile in the Royal Academy of Sciences' application system via the following link: Till ansökningssystemet (https://ansokan9.3ddata.se/p.3d)
Attach a project description of max. 2 pages, excluding references, in PDF format.
A budget of SEK 2 500 000 is compulsory. Please make a brief description of the intended use of the grant, by specifying each post. Administrative fees or unspecified purposes are not accepted. Only direct costs, i.e. costs directly related to the project, will be accepted.
Language used is either Swedish or English. Separately submitted supplements in step 1, incomplete applications or applications submitted by e-mail will not be considered.
Application documents will not be returned. Applicants will be informed by the end of January 2025 whether they have progressed to stage 2.
Deadline for applications, stage 1: 15 November 2024 Step 2: Three applicants will be selected for Stage 2. They will be contacted by email and invited to submit an extended version of the application with corresponding budget. The final decision will be made in June 2025 and the grant will be awarded in autumn of 2025.
This course is organized by MultiPark, a strategic funding resource at Lund University. You will gain in-depth theoretical and practical knowledge from top neuroscientists at Lund University. Covering topics from basic neuroscience to clinical application, the course has a particular focus on Parkinson's disease, dementia, Huntington's disease and acquired brain injuries. The course consists of lectures, small classes and a hands-on laboratory project.
Detailed information (including how to apply if being an international student):
Last application dates:
🚩national students: 15th of October, Antagning.se (link pending)
🚩international students, EU: 2024-08-15 (possible 15th of October)
🚩international students, non-EU: 2024-08-15
If you are an EU/EEA citizen and you have missed the international application round, it is possible for you to apply in the 'Swedish student' application rounds, but the application will be in Swedish so if you can please apply at the latest 15th of August!
How to apply/more detailed information: Use the following link for more information (including how to apply for the course): https://lnkd.in/d_8XiCCB
Tuition fees:
🚩There are no tuition fees for citizens of the European Union (EU), the European Economic Area (EEA) and Switzerland.
🚩Non-EU/EEA citizens- Full program/course tuition fee: SEK 102 500
COURSE: Aging and Age-Related Disorders: Biological, Epidemiological, and Clinical Perspectives
Are you ready to delve into the fascinating world of aging and age-related disorders from diverse perspectives? We are thrilled to introduce our upcoming 10-week part-time course, Aging and Age-Related Disorders: Biological, Epidemiological, and Clinical Perspectives. Hosted by Karolinska Institutet, this comprehensive course promises to be a transformative journey into the realms of aging and its associated challenges.
Course Overview Title: Aging and Age-Related Disorders: Biological, Epidemiological, and Clinical Perspective Duration: January 20th – June 6th, 2025 Location: Distance Learning, Part-Time
Our holistic approach encompasses biological, epidemiological, and clinical insights into the aging process and age-related disorders. Throughout the course, you will be guided by esteemed experts and researchers who specialize in geriatrics and aging-related fields.
Teaching methods The course is delivered entirely online with interactive lectures, web-based group assignments and discussions. This approach allows you to engage with fellow participants and experts, regardless of your geographical location.
Enrolment Details Enrolment for the course is starting on September 15th and closing on October 16th, 2024, and spaces are limited. To secure your spot, please visit our course’s home page: Aging and Age-Related Disorders from a Biological, Epidemiological and Clinical Perspective | Karolinska Institutet (ki.se)
English language requirements All freestanding courses offered in English require proficiency in English equivalent to the Swedish upper secondary school courses English 6/English B.
Please read the instructions on how to document your English language proficiency at English language requirements (universityadmissions.se)
To read the evaluation report of the previous edition, visit Aging and Age-Related Disorders from a Biological, Epidemiological and Clinical perspective - Short (ki.se).
If you experience any issues with registration, please contact us at debora.rizzuto@ki.se
