Target group
This funding program is aimed at researchers working in basic research in the field of biochemical-medical cell research.
Funding goals
On behalf of the Herzfelder'schen Familienstiftung (Herzfelder Family Foundation), the FWF invites applications for the funding of research projects in the field of biochemical-medical cell research. Eligible research is aimed at influencing the course of human aging (prevention of senescence, prolongation of life in good health).
Funding is provided especially for projects that address the following issues:
- Cell changes and aging and the search for means to influence this process
- Cellular diseases and degenerations
Additional program-specific information
Applications for Herzfelder Foundation Projects can be submitted under the FWF programs:
Applications submitted for this call are not subject to the restriction on the number of projects in progress.
Funding period and funding amount
- Funding period: up to 48 months
- Depending on the proposed research, project-specific funds (personnel and non-personnel costs) can be applied for. The number of reviews required depends on the amount of funding requested.
- For projects funded by the Foundation, the general project costs are increased to 10%.
Prerequisites
The requirements and specifications for the FWF programs Principal Investigator Projects, or Clinical Research apply, as well as the Supplementary Application Guidelines for this subject-specific funding.
Approval
- Decision by the Herzfelder'sche Familienstiftung based on a recommendation by the Scientific Board
- The next call is planned for 2025.
Application information
- Proposals are submitted online using the electronic application portal elane.
- The application guidelines for Principal Investigator Projects or Clinical Research apply.
- The relevance of the proposal to the topic of this subject-specific call must be detailed in an additional form on elane.
- The Supplementary Application Guidelines include additional specifics of the call.
Funding institution
Herzfelder’sche Familienstiftung, Austrian Science Fund (FWF)