The aim of the Ulysses scheme is to foster new collaborations between Ireland and France-based researchers by providing seed funding for reciprocal travel visits. The scheme thus facilitates the exchange of innovative ideas and approaches across all disciplines.
NUI Travelling Doctoral Studentships 2024 are now open for applications. In 2024, the maximum value of a full Travelling Doctoral Studentship will be €30,000 per annum to include a stipend of €22,000 and a contribution towards fees of up to €8,000, where appropriate.
The NUI Travelling Doctoral Studentship Scheme has as its main objectives:
The Marine Institute is delighted to announce that the Sustainable Blue Economy Partnership’s second joint transnational call “Unified paths to a climate-neutral, sustainable, and resilient blue economy: engaging civil society, academia, policy, and industry” with a deadline for pre-proposal submissions on 10 April 2024.
A new marine observatory specifically designed to address the needs of the aquaculture sector.
(Note: Support under this call is primarily aimed towards the Small Island Developing States (SIDS) in the Caribbean, Pacific and AIMS (Africa, Indian Ocean, Mediterranean and South China Sea).
The Marine Institute Networking & Marine Research Communication Awards are currently open for 2024 submissions. The Marine Institute’s Networking and Marine Research Communication Awards funding instrument provides support to marine researchers based in Ireland to communicate and promote their research internationally. The programme supports the building of networks and relationships and the development of collaborative international research applications.
Award Categories:
Grant support is provided in the following categories:
