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RESCOM

PROMOTING SCIENTIFIC OUTCOMES

Overview
  • Career Stage(s):
    Established Researcher , Leading Researcher
  • Funding Type(s):
    Outreach & Communication
  • Deadline: 01-02-2025 14:00 CET

PROGRAMME SUMMARY

New in 2025: Based on a data analysis of the last decade, the RESCOM funding scheme is being updated to optimise budget allocations. With this adaptation, more projects can be funded per call, enabling more researchers to benefit from our funding opportunities. We encourage all researchers to consult the new guidelines before applying.

Through RESCOM scientific events, the FNR provides funding to support communication in view of disseminating and exchanging scientific outcomes.

Funding is awarded for:

  • The organisation of international scientific conferences held in Luxembourg that provide an opportunity for a broad range of researchers and other research-related staff and stakeholders to meet for discussion on the most relevant and most recent developments in their fields of research. International Scientific Conferences should bring together more than 100 researchers and research-related staff from more than five countries and should be open world-wide.
  • The organization of lectures series here in Luxembourg that provide overviews of the current state of research and innovation, stimulate cross- and/or interdisciplinary discussion of pioneering ideas, and explore perspectives on emerging disciplines. Lectures Series have a minimum 5 and maximum 15 lectures per 12 months period and creates impact across the research and societal landscape.

Funding can be awarded to public institutions performing research in Luxembourg, as well as non-profit organisations who have obtained authorisation from the Ministry of Research and Higher Education. The FNR expects an inclusive attitude towards gender and ethnic diversity, while also considering experts from different career stages.

APPLICATION INFORMATION

All applications must be submitted via the FNR Online Grant Management System.