Apply for LEO Foundation Visiting Researchers
About LEO Foundation Visiting Researchers
The purpose of the LEO Foundation Visiting Researchers program is to stimulate a cohesive and agile skin research ecosystem by supporting temporary embedment of skin researchers in a foreign research environment with the aim of fostering genuine international collaborations and strengthening the exchange of knowledge, ideas, methodology, and technology between Danish and international skin research communities.
A LEO Foundation Visiting Researchers grant can be up to DKK 2 million for a research visit of minimum 3 months.
Applicants must be at or above postdoc level.
The program is anchored in Denmark, i.e., an applicant from a Danish research institution can apply to visit a research institution abroad, or an applicant at an international research institution can apply to visit a Danish research institution.
Please consult the Application guide for further information on eligibility criteria, requirements for the content of the application, and the evaluation process:
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Chief Scientific Officer at the LEO Foundation, Anne-Marie Engel, talks about the LEO Foundation Visiting Researchers program.
Application deadlines
All calls close at 16:00 (CET/CEST).
Grant | Opens | Deadline | ||
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LEO Foundation Visiting Researchers (round 1) |
11 Feb 2025 | 08 Apr 2025 | Not open | |
To stimulate a cohesive and agile skin research ecosystem by supporting temporary embedment of skin researchers in a foreign research environment with the aim of fostering genuine international collaborations and strengthening the exchange of knowledge, ideas, methodology, and technology between Danish and international skin research communities. DEADLINE: 8 April 2025 (16:00 CEST) Application guide (NB: the 2025 application guide will be published before the call opens) |
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LEO Foundation Visiting Researchers (round 2) |
05 Aug 2025 | 01 Oct 2025 | Not open | |
To stimulate a cohesive and agile skin research ecosystem by supporting temporary embedment of skin researchers in a foreign research environment with the aim of fostering genuine international collaborations and strengthening the exchange of knowledge, ideas, methodology, and technology between Danish and international skin research communities. DEADLINE: 1 October 2025 (16:00 CEST) Application guide (NB: the 2025 application guide will be published before the call opens) |