The Danish Diabetes Association supports younger scientists at the postdoc level conducting research within medicine, nursing, life sciences, social sciences or human sciences in relation to people with diabetes or prevention of diabetes.
Candidates for the research grants must have obtained the PhD degree within the last five years excl. maternity leave.
In 2024 the Danish Diabetes Association allocates grants of DKK 600,000 to each of up to three candidates. Read more about research grants from the Danish Diabetes Association 2024 and how to apply (in Danish).
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