Calls

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Current funding opportunities

deadline: 22 November 2023

Clean Energy Transition (CET) Partnership: Joint Call 2023

The CETPartnership aims to empower the clean energy transition and contribute to the EU’s goal of becoming the first climate-neutral continent by 2050. The CETPartnership is an initiative co-funded by the European Union that brings together public and private stakeholders in the research and innovation ecosystems, from European and non-European countries and regions, including both Germany and Israel.

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deadline: 30 November 2023

Project funding by the German-Israeli Future Forum

The German-Israeli Future Forum Foundation supports cooperation projects between German and Israeli institutions in three areas: (I) politics and society, (II) innovation and technology, and (III) culture and communication. Funded projects should be carried out primarily by students as well as trainees and/or professionals and multipliers from Germany and Israel between the ages of 18-45. The next application deadline is 30 November 2023.

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continuous | no deadline

Young Scientists Exchange Program (YSEP)

In order to encourage young scientists to engage themselves in the Water Technology Research Program in the framework of the German-Israeli Cooperation, BMBF and MOST have initiated a young scientists exchange program in 1999. The program is open to Israeli and German diploma/M.Sc.-students, post graduates, doctoral degree students, and post doctorates candidates who wish to spend a training period in Israel or Germany for up to 6 month, but not less than 1 month.

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Previous funding opportunities

deadline: 1 November 2023

Joint Max Planck-Weizmann Postdoctoral Programme

The German Max Planck Society and the Israeli Weizman Institute of Science have initiated a joint excellence programme for outstanding young postdoctoral scientists. The programme accepts up to ten postdoctoral fellows each year, who can apply in the fields of physics, chemistry, geosciences, and mathematics and computer science. The Max Planck Weizmann Postdoc Programme is designed for four years, with half of the stay at the Max Planck Society and half at the Weizmann Institute of Science.

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