Based on feedback received from international reviewers, the Academy has revised the research plan guidelines. The research plan is the most important appendix to the application. The Academy also emphasises the importance of writing a popular and accessible project description.

A number of new guidelines and practices come with the September 2014 call. The Academy encourages researchers to publish open access and make their data available. From now on, the funding for research projects can also be used to cover costs of open access publishing. The Academy will also change the calculation of mobility allowances. Another change is the extension of the funding period for clinical researchers, from three to four years. Read more about the changes here: September 2014 call: What's new?
 
 
Funding available in September 2014:
 
 
For research projects

Academy Projects, all research fields

Targeted Academy Projects
• Development Research

Joint project calls with foreign funding agencies
• Joint projects within the TULOS programme: learning (Academy of Finland, NSF PIRE and Tekes)
• Joint projects: information systems for support of older people (Academy of Finland, JST and Tekes)
• Joint projects: ERA-NET RUS Plus
 
 
Within the Academy’s research programmes

Personalised Health – From Genes to Society, letters of intent

Mineral Resources and Material Substitution, letters of intent
 
 
For researchers

Academy Professor
Academy Research Fellow
Postdoctoral Researcher
Clinical Researcher
International Researcher Mobility based on Bilateral Agreements
 
 
More information:

September 2014 call

September 2014 call: What’s new?

Contact persons named in the call for applications

Questions and feedback
 
 
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