Funding programs of Stiftung Charité
Stiftung Charité funds basic and applied research, education and the public health service and public health, supporting institutions such as the Berlin Institute of Health, Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin or the Max Delbrück Center for Molecular Medicine. These activities contribute to strengthening and honing the profile of the life sciences in Berlin. To this end, Stiftung Charité offers various funding programs and initiatives, and it is constantly developing its range of funding programs.
Find the suitable funding program of Stiftung Charité (including all funding lines of the Private Excellence Initiative Johanna Quandt) via the following search.
Einstein BIH Visiting Fellows
in cooperation with Einstein Foundation Berlin
Recruiting leading scientists from abroad for continuous parallel activities at BIH, especially for setting up a working group in Berlin (3 + 2 years max.) more
BIH Visiting Professors
Recruitment of leading scientists from Germany or abroad for temporary activities at BIH (9 months max.) More
BIH Johanna Quandt Professors
Endowed tenure-track professorships to recruit scientists (promotion of women) from abroad or from Germany and in an area of translational medicine of their own choice More
Recruiting Grants
Supporting measures of BIH and its partners to actively recruit established or leading scholars for the Life and Medical Sciences in Berlin (without public tender)
Humboldt Research Fellowships at BIH for postdoctoral researchers and experienced researchers
in cooperation with Alexander von Humboldt Foundation
ecruiting early career scientists and established scientists from abroad for activities at BIH (2 years max.) more
BIH Clinical Fellows
Supporting senior physicians at Charité with high clinical performance conducting an academic project (3 years max.) more
BIH Charité Clinician Scientists
Funding clinical researchers in the context of further training for specialist physicians at Charité (3 years max.) more
Innovator Grants & Preincubator (pilot program)
Personal funding for clinicians with entrepreneurial ideas including the implementation of a Berlin Preincubator More
BIH Delbrück Fellows
Funding postdocs establishing a research group of their own over a longer period more
Deutschlandstipendien
Funding exceptionally achieving and dedicated students at BIH and Charité more
BIH Investment Fund
Funding construction projects and the procurement of large-scale apparatus at BIH more
BIH Public Health Initiative
Supporting the establishment and development of a “Public Health” area at BIH
BIH Paper of the Month
Distinguishing BIH publications
General Project Funding
Funding smaller scientific projects at Charité and BIH more
General Conference Funding
Funding conferences at Charité and BIH more
Validation Funding
Supporting technology transfer by funding individual projects on the applicability of research results more
Max Rubner Award
Pump-priming funding for innovative ideas at Charité aimed in particular at developing new programs, products and initiatives more
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R1 = First Stage Researcher (up to the point of PhD)
R2 = Recognized Researcher (PhD holders or equivalent who are not yet fully independent)
R3 = Established Researcher (researchers who have developed a level of independence)
R4 = Leading Researcher (researchers leading their research area or field)
Cf. European Commission: Towards a European Framework for Research Careers. Brüssel 2011. Hyperlink: http://ec.europa.eu/euraxess/pdf/research_policies/Towards_a_European_Framework_for_Research_Careers_final.pdf