Overview BMFTR Cooperation Structure

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  1. Interministerial cooperation:
    1. BMFTR–MOST: scientific projects (since 1973)
    2. BMFTR-MOEI: industry-led projects, such as „2+2 projects“ (since 2000)
  2. Minerva:
    1. grants (since 1963)
    2. projects at the Weizmann Institute (since1964)
  3. German Israeli Foundation (GIF):
    1. bilateral research projects in a wide range of topics (since 1986)
  4. German-Israeli Project Cooperation (DIP):
    1. bilateral interdisciplinary projects (since 1997)
    2. managed by DFG (since 2008)
  5. Martin Buber Society of Fellows:
    1. funding German and Israeli researchers in the Humanities and Social Sciences (since 2009)
  6. Young Scientists Competition BMFTR Special Award:
    1. The German Federal Ministry of Research, Technology and Space (BMFTR) facilitates study visits to Germany for awardees of the Israeli ‘Young Scientists &Developers Competition’ (since 2001), such as participation in the ‘International Science Camp’ (since 2017).