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This special issue aims to shed light on historic, current and potential future architectures of participation in sustainability-oriented research.

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FWF and its Japanese partner organisation JSPS (Japan Society for the Promotion of Science) are pleased to announce this year’s call for bilateral Austrian-Japanese research projects ("Joint Projects") and joint seminars ("Joint Seminars").

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This new programme is designed to enable groups of researchers at Austrian research institutions to achieve outstanding cooperative research results (including arts-based research) in one area or interdisciplinarily and to firmly establish this research area in Austria in the long term at a top international level.

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The Berlin Artistic Research Grant Programme – under the umbrella of the Society for Artistic Research in Germany – awards thirteen grants to artists conducting research in the fields of fine art, film/video, literature, music, dance and theatre, as well as interdisciplinary projects.

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Are you an established, leading principal investigator who wants long-term funding to pursue a ground-breaking, high-risk project? The ERC Advanced Grant could be for you.

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Researchers in artistic and practice-based research are invited to submit proposals for presentations at this year’s symposium on artistic research. The symposium will be held on 24–25 November, on the theme of Articulations.

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The Marietta Blau Grant offers financial support for six- to twelve-month study periods abroad for doctoral or PhD students of Austrian universities. It serves to optimise their dissertations. Junior researchers are the main target group.

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Funding of outstanding science communication activities that aim to communicate scientific content from FWF-funded projects to relevant target groups.

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The art mentoring program of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna aims to support graduates of the Academy with independent artistic practice in developing a professional artistic career. Set at the interface between studies and freelance artistic work, the one-year scholarship program is aimed at graduates from all fields of study at the academy who want to receive mentoring for the first phase after their studies. This individual transfer of knowledge and experience by mentors from outside the university from the arts and culture is, in addition to financial support, the central aspect of the program.

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Renewable Futures is a conference series that originated in the Baltics and the North European region with an aim to invent new trajectories for more sustainable and imaginative future developments.

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