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Research funding for innovative scientific projects in ophthalmology
Sponsored by Deutsche Ophthalmologische Gesellschaft (DOG), Heidelberg
Funding for research in Tropical Ophthalmology *
sponsored by Deutsche Ophthalmologische Gesellschaft (DOG), Heidelberg
Funding for ophthalmologists from developing countries *
sponsored by Deutsche Ophthalmologische Gesellschaft (DOG), Heidelberg
Funding for innovative research addressing the DOG’s annual theme *
sponsored by Deutsche Ophthalmologische Gesellschaft (DOG), Heidelberg
Supplemental funding of research projects which have already been funded *
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Research funding for innovative scientific projects in ophthalmology
Donor:
Deutsche Ophthalmologische Gesellschaft (DOG), Heidelberg
Description:
Research funding for innovative scientific projects in ophthalmology
Purpose:
Promotion of basic research, clinical research and clinical studies.
Value:
Two research projects will be supported at 20.000 Euro a piece.
Terms:
Awards are delivered in two instalments of 10.000 Euro. The first instalment will be forwarded directly upon project approval. The second instalment will be forwarded upon examination and acceptance of the first project report. The report must clearly demonstrate that the initial aims of the project proposal have been met with the allocated funds. For details concerning reporting requirements, please see below.
Announcement:
Public announcement on the DOG homepage.
Application:
Applicants must have graduated from an accredited, university-level medical school. The application must be in accordance with the guidelines of the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (German Research Foundation). A committee from the DOG will evaluate the applications.
Only one submission per applicant is possible. However, multiple applications from the same clinic/practice/research group are permitted.
Submit five copies of all application materials to
Geschäftsstelle der Deutschen Ophthalmologischen Gesellschaft
z.Hd. des Schriftführers
Platenstr. 1
80336 München
Application Materials:
- A letter of recommendation from a university professor on the qualifications of the applicant and the merit of the proposed project
- A letter of consent from the institution where the research project will be conducted
- A brief description of the project (e.g. study design, patients, planned number of cases)
- A literature review including existing knowledge of the subject under study and the published results of related studies in the relevant field(s)
- A proposed timeline
- A list and description of funding (already obtained)
- The applicants’ CVs, including a list of publications
Deadline:
The last day to submit applications is May 15, 2006.
Award:
Awards will be announced at the annual DOG congress.
Funding Duration:
As a general rule, the funds will be awarded for projects with a two year duration.
Reporting:
Award recipients are asked to deliver a regular progress report (at least once per year) of the results of their projects. These reports should be submitted to the Recording Secretary of the Geschäftsstelle der DOG. The Recording Secretary may also ask the project leaders to present their report to interested DOG members during a session of the DOG congress.
Period:
Research funding will be made available on an annual basis. The Deutsche Ophthalmologische Gesellschaft reserves the right to condition this support on the society’s financial status.
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Funding for research in Tropical Ophthalmology
Donor:
Deutsche Ophthalmologische Gesellschaft (DOG), Heidelberg
Description:
Funding for research in Tropical Ophthalmology
Purpose:
To provide funding for innovative research in the field of Tropical Ophthalmology. Preference will be given to projects conducted in developing countries in conjunction with a local research partner.
Value:
5.000 Euro max.
Announcement:
Public and via announcement on the DOG homepage.
Application:
Applicants must have graduated from an accredited, university-level medical school. The application must be in accordance with the guidelines of the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (German Research Foundation). A committee from the DOG will evaluate the applications.
Only one submission per applicant is possible. However, multiple applications from the same clinic/practice/research group are permitted.
Submit three copies of all application materials to
Geschäftsstelle der Deutschen Ophthalmologischen Gesellschaft
z.Hd. des Schriftführers
Platenstr. 1
80336 München
Application Materials:
- A letter of consent from the institution where the research project will be conducted
- A brief description of the project (e.g. study design, patients, planned number of cases)
- A literature review including existing knowledge of the subject under study and the published results of related studies in the relevant field(s)
- A proposed timeline
- A list and description of funding (already obtained)
- The applicants’ CVs, including a list of publications
Deadline:
The last day to submit applications is May 15, 2006.
Award:
The research funding will be awarded on the occasion of the annual DOG congress. The funding will be awarded by the DOG president. A juror will compose the laudation.
Award:
Awards will be announced at the annual DOG congress.
Reporting:
Award recipients are asked to deliver a regular progress report (at least once per year) of the results of their projects. These reports should be submitted to the Recording Secretary of the Geschäftsstelle der DOG. The Recording Secretary may also ask the project leaders to present their report to interested DOG members during a session of the DOG congress.
Period:
Research funding will be made available on an annual basis. The Deutsche Ophthalmologische Gesellschaft reserves the right to condition this support on the society’s financial status.
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Funding for ophthalmologists from developing countries
Donor:
Deutsche Ophthalmologische Gesellschaft (DOG), Heidelberg
Description:
Funding for ophthalmologists from developing countries
Purpose:
To provide project-related funding for ophthalmologists from the Middle East, Eastern Europe, Asia, Africa and Latin America intending to conduct research in Germany.
Value:
Three research projects shall be funded with Euro 30.000 a piece.
Terms:
Awards are delivered in two instalments of 15.000 Euro. The first instalment will be forwarded directly upon project approval. The second instalment will be forwarded upon examination and acceptance of the first project report. The report must clearly demonstrate that the initial aims of the project proposal have been met with the allocated funds. For details concerning reporting requirements, please see below.
Announcement:
Public and via announcement on the DOG homepage.
Application:
Applicants must have graduated from an accredited, university-level medical school. The application must be in accordance with the guidelines of the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (German Research Foundation). A committee from the DOG will evaluate the applications.
Only one submission per applicant is possible. However, multiple applications from the same clinic/practice/research group are permitted.
Submit five copies of all application materials to
Geschäftsstelle der Deutschen Ophthalmologischen Gesellschaft
z.Hd. des Schriftführers
Platenstr. 1
80336 München
Application Materials:
- A letter of recommendation from a university professor on the qualifications of the applicant and the merit of the proposed project
- A letter of consent from the institution where the research project will be conducted
- A brief description of the project (e.g. study design, patients, planned number of cases)
- A literature review including existing knowledge of the subject under study and the published results of related studies in the relevant field(s)
- A proposed timeline
- A list and description of funding (already obtained)
- The applicants’ CVs, including a list of publications
Deadline:
The last day to submit applications is May 15, 2006.
Award:
Awards will be announced at the annual DOG congress
Funding Duration:
As a general rule, the funds will be awarded for projects with a two year duration.
Reporting:
Award recipients are asked to deliver a regular progress report (at least once per year) of the results of their projects. These reports should be submitted to the Recording Secretary of the Geschäftsstelle der DOG. The Recording Secretary may also ask the project leaders to present their report to interested DOG members during a session of the DOG congress.
Period:
Research funding will be made available on an annual basis. The Deutsche Ophthalmologische Gesellschaft reserves the right to condition this support on the society’s financial status.
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Funding for innovative research addressing the DOG’s annual theme
Donor:
Deutsche Ophthalmologische Gesellschaft (DOG), Heidelberg
Description:
Funding for innovative research addressing the DOG’s annual theme
Purpose:
To provide funding for projects which address the DOG’s annual theme as determined by the president.
Value:
Two research projects will be supported at Euro 20.000 a piece.
Terms:
Awards are delivered in two instalments of 10.000 Euro. The first instalment will be forwarded directly upon project approval. The second instalment will be forwarded upon examination and acceptance of the first project report. The report must clearly demonstrate that the initial aims of the project proposal have been met with the allocated funds. For details concerning reporting requirements, please see below.
Announcement:
Public and via announcement on the DOG homepage.
Application:
Applicants must have graduated from an accredited, university-level medical school. The application must be in accordance with the guidelines of the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (German Research Foundation). A committee from the DOG will evaluate the applications.
Only one submission per applicant is possible. However, multiple applications from the same clinic/practice/research group are permitted.
Submit five copies of all application materials to
Geschäftsstelle der Deutschen Ophthalmologischen Gesellschaft
z.Hd. des Schriftführers
Platenstr. 1
80336 München
Application Materials:
- A letter of recommendation from a university professor on the qualifications of the applicant and the merit of the proposed project
- A letter of consent from the institution where the research project will be conducted
- A brief description of the project (e.g. study design, patients, planned number of cases)
- A literature review including existing knowledge of the subject under study and the published results of related studies in the relevant field(s)
- A proposed timeline
- A list and description of funding (already obtained)
- The applicants’ CVs, including a list of publications
Deadline:
The last day to submit applications is May 15, 2006.
Award:
Awards will be announced at the annual DOG congress.
Funding Duration:
As a general rule, the funds will be awarded for projects with a two year duration.
Reporting:
Award recipients are asked to deliver a regular progress report (at least once per year) of the results of their projects. These reports should be submitted to the Recording Secretary of the Geschäftsstelle der DOG. The Recording Secretary may also ask the project leaders to present their report to interested DOG members during a session of the DOG congress.
Period:
Research funding will be made available on an annual basis. The Deutsche Ophthalmologische Gesellschaft reserves the right to condition this support on the society’s financial status.
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Supplemental funding of research projects which have already been funded
Donor:
Deutsche Ophthalmologische Gesellschaft (DOG), Heidelberg
Description:
Supplemental funding of research projects which have already been funded
Purpose:
Supplemental funding to provide additional funds for projects which have received only partial funding from other sources
Value:
Funds will allocated up to an amount of 25.000 Euro per year. Exact amount will be determined based on the individual project requirements.
Terms:
Awards are delivered in two instalments of 10.000 Euro. The first instalment will be forwarded directly upon project approval. The second instalment will be forwarded upon examination and acceptance of the first project report. The report must clearly demonstrate that the initial aims of the project proposal have been met with the allocated funds. For details concerning reporting requirements, please see below.
Announcement:
Public and via announcement on the DOG homepage.
Application:
Applicants must have graduated from an accredited, university-level medical school. The application must be in accordance with the guidelines of the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (German Research Foundation). A committee from the DOG will evaluate the applications.
Only one submission per applicant is possible. However, multiple applications from the same clinic/practice/research group are permitted.
Submit five copies of all application materials to
Geschäftsstelle der Deutschen Ophthalmologischen Gesellschaft
z.Hd. des Schriftführers
Platenstr. 1
80336 München
Application Materials:
- A letter of recommendation from a university professor on the qualifications of the applicant and the merit of the proposed project
- A letter of consent from the institution where the research project will be conducted
- A brief description of the project (e.g. study design, patients, planned number of cases)
- A literature review including existing knowledge of the subject under study and the published results of related studies in the relevant field(s)
- A proposed timeline
- A list and description of funding (already obtained)
- The applicants’ CVs, including a list of publications
Deadline:
The last day to submit applications is May 15, 2006.
Award:
Awards will be announced at the annual DOG congress.
Funding Duration:
As a general rule, the funds will be awarded for projects with a two year duration.
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