Mathematics funding

Mathematicians based in the United Kingdom or Republic of Ireland who are registered for a doctorate or completed one within twelve months of the application deadline. Submit a research/study proposal through an LMS user account and nominate two academic referees, whose references must also arrive by 15 November 2026. Interview participation is required if shortlisted.

Non-retired PhD-level scholars in Ukraine, at any career stage and in any discipline; first-time VUIAS recipients only.

Advanced graduate students or researchers with a PhD awarded within five years before the programme starts; research interests within subelliptic and magnetic operators; two recommendation letters required.

PhD completed no more than three years, or equivalent full-time years, before the deadline. Research must have been mainly undertaken in Tasmania or under a Tasmanian organisation. Anyone may nominate another person; self-nominations are excluded.

Mathematics or related PhD within ten years, or defence expected by August 2027. Former IMPA students must have defended more than three years before applications opened. Submit a research plan, publication list, CV and at least three referees.

Individual nominees must be Canadian citizens or permanent residents; group nominees must be eligible Canadian non-profits, postsecondary institutions, non-federal museums or science centres. A Canadian citizen or permanent resident nominates; self-nominations and posthumous nominations are excluded. Nominators normally cannot belong to the nominee’s organisation, with an exception for postsecondary senior administrators. Prior winners generally require a ten-year interval.

Applicants to the TTP-T and TTP-P tracks must follow the current NSF 25-540 organizational and submission requirements.

Applicants must identify as Black heritage, including the specified mixed Black backgrounds, and be UK nationals or have completed part of a UK undergraduate, masters or PhD degree or held a UK postdoctoral position. A PhD must be completed by the fellowship start; final-year doctoral applicants may apply with supervisor support. Less than 24 months of full-time postdoctoral experience is permitted at the deadline, with career-break adjustments. An eligible UK higher-education, research-council, nonprofit research or public-sector research host is required; permanent posts are ineligible.

An Austrian research institution applies for a researcher whose ERC Starting Grant 2026 proposal with that institution received an A rating but was not funded for budgetary reasons. Permanent professors or equivalent leaders, accepted permanent-professorship appointees, and former FWF START, ASTRA or ERC Starting Grant recipients are ineligible. ASTRA application rules also apply.

At least three independent entities in three different EU Member States or Horizon Europe associated countries, including at least one EU Member State. Austria is eligible. This call is for organisations, not individual students. Doctoral recruits must meet the programme’s degree and mobility rules.

Canadian university applicants and co-applicants must hold an active NSERC peer-reviewed grant as primary applicant; overseas collaborators must be university faculty with their own funding.

Applicants must be citizens of developing countries, affiliated with an institution in a developing country, and have worked or studied in a developing country for at least three of the last five years. An INdAM collaborator is required.

Applicants must be affiliated in an academic capacity with a UK university mathematics department or UK research institute and satisfy the scheme’s caring/re-entry circumstances, or the funder’s stated displaced-mathematician provision. Guidance permits application after PhD-thesis submission, but the doctorate must be awarded before holding the fellowship. Any gender is eligible. Supply CV/publications, an itemised budget and a host-support letter signed by the relevant Head of Department/Dean confirming leave or part-time arrangements. One award per applicant per August–July financial year. Deadline: 30 November 2026, 23:59 GMT.

Applicants of any gender must have submitted their PhD thesis, normally be based in the UK and have a supportive UK university/research-institute mathematics department. The application form requires confirmation of departmental support and at least two referees. The deadline is 30 November 2026 at 23:59 GMT.

Swedish citizens or permanent residents who received a doctorate within the past six years, or doctoral students expecting the degree within two years, may apply through this route. A host researcher at an eligible Japanese university or research institution is required. All academic fields are eligible.

Postdoctoral applicants normally within four years of the doctorate; experienced researchers within twelve years, with an independent publication record and a leadership role. German host agreement, facilities confirmation and assessment required. Prior Humboldt sponsorship excludes this route. Apply under the joint CAPES-Humboldt procedure.

Any full-time student in good standing; early-career researchers must be affiliated with a U.S. institution at the conference and have received their PhD after 1 January 2021. Student nationality is not restricted on the source; priority is given to scientific presenters.

Self-nomination is excluded. Individual nominees must be eligible to hold NSERC grant funds. For teams, an eligible spokesperson is required and most members must work at Canadian universities or Canadian public/private organisations. Previous Herzberg recipients are ineligible.

Teams must include at least two independent researchers and an NSERC-grant-eligible spokesperson; most members must work in Canada. Self-nominations and posthumous nominations are excluded. Previous Herzberg recipients are ineligible.

Self-nomination is excluded. Individual nominees must be eligible to hold NSERC grant funds. For teams, an eligible spokesperson is required and most members must work at Canadian universities or Canadian public/private organisations. Previous Herzberg recipients are ineligible.