DIP is a highly prestigious foundation, aims to strengthen excellence in German-Israeli research cooperation and to give substantial support to joint projects of outstanding quality.
DIP accepts proposals from all fields of science and research with a stated priority for innovative and highly competitive large-scale research projects.
A BGU Committeewill decide which proposals will be submitted based on pre-proposals(maximum of 2 proposals can be submitted to DIP for each
Israeli University).
The internal committee will give priority to close solid partnership collaboration with senior researchers from both Germany and Israel with a proven reputation in research.
Budget: Up to €1,655,000 for projects of up to 5 years.
Coordination: The Israeli PI serves as the overall coordinator for the project.
Important Deadlines: Pre-Proposals: Dec 17, 2023 until 15:00 by email
The increasing global rates of substance use, addiction, and overdose deaths call for innovative approaches to address substance use and alcohol disorders. Understanding the biological factors influencing susceptibility to addiction and intervention response is crucial.
This program aims to identify non-invasive biomarkers (e.g., blood tests, somatosensory evoked potentials) to assess the neurobiological aspects of drug abuse. The goal is to enhance the effectiveness of prevention and treatment through quantitative methods.
Duration: 2 years.
Budget: $50 million dollars has been allocated to this program. There are no pre-set number of awards. Award amounts will result from the project costs. ALL direct and indirect costs are covered.
This call funds global research projects that address the rising threat of antimicrobial resistance. The focus is on improving, comparing, and evaluating the effectiveness and cost efficiency of current interventions against bacterial or fungal infections. Additionally, the goal is to design new interventions specifically targeting fungal infections.
Proposals should address one of the two topics of the call:
Topic 1: Create new or enhanced approaches to prevent, lessen, and/or treat fungal infections that resist current treatments or are prone to developing resistance.
Topic 2: Enhance, compare, or assess existing strategies, technologies, treatments, methods, protocols, or data collection related to interventions. The goal is to prevent or diminish the rise and spread of antibacterial or antifungal resistance, treat infections caused by resistant bacteria or fungi, and propose new policies.
Eligibility: There is a requirement for a consortium of a minimum of 3 PI's.
Budget: Israeli PI's recieve €140,000 total for 3 years. Israeli Coordinators will recieve an additional €40,000.
This Grant Program backs creative early-career investigators proposing innovative leukemia research projects. They encourage applications from diverse backgrounds, institutions, and locations to ensure the program supports a broad spectrum of talented minds.
Duration: 2 years.
Budget: $150,000 total.
Eligibility: New investigators are those within seven years of receiving their first independent faculty-level position at the time of grant award.
Full Applications: By invitation only. Due Apr 24, 2024.
Postponement, Japanese-Israeli 'Frontiers of Science'
Planning Group Members
A new framework for Japanese-Israeli research cooperation is being established at current. The Japanese-Israeli Frontiers of Science Symposium (FoSS), is co-sponsored by the Japan Society for the promotion of Science (JSPS) and the Ministry of Innovation, Science & Technology (MOST).
Due to the ongoing security situation in Israel, the symposium is being postponed until further notice.
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