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Support for scientific communication in the humanities, social sciences, and public health - Médéric Alzheimer Foundation (FMA) - Applications accepted on a rolling basis through the FMA throughout the current calendar year (2026)

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To encourage young researchers and doctoral students to showcase their research in the humanities, social sciences, or public health related to Alzheimer’s disease, the Médéric Alzheimer Foundation is offering support for participation in a scientific presentation through a call for applications.

Overview

2026 Alma Prize for Young Researchers (including medieval history) – Application deadline via Alma Recherche: July 20, 2026

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Established in 2022, the Alma Prize for Young Researchers aims to recognize innovative work by students in medieval history, literature, philosophy, or philology. To be eligible, applicants must hold at least a Master’s degree (M1 or higher), be under thirty years of age, and not hold a Ph.D. Applicants must also be members of Alma-Recherche (registration on our website).

 

GENIES-NA Project on Classroom Interactions from a Gender Perspective - Doctoral Contract, University of Bordeaux - Deadline 1: Submit to the principal investigator by June 30, 2026 - Deadline 2: Submit applications by June 30, 2026

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Bordeaux Montaigne University is accepting applications for a doctoral contract co-supervised by Hélène Camarade and Lucia Schmidt, starting in the 2026 academic year. This contract, funded by the Nouvelle-Aquitaine Region, is part of the GENIES-NA project (Gender and Interactions in Secondary Education: a comparative study in mathematics and modern language classes in Nouvelle-Aquitaine).

 

2026 Research Grants in the Humanities, Social Sciences, and Public Health - Médéric Alzheimer Foundation (FMA) - Call for Proposals - Deadline for online applications via FMA: July 12, 2026 (11:59 p.m.)

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Overview

This funding is open to students enrolled in a doctoral program at a French university in the humanities and social sciences (psychology, sociology, economics, law, anthropology, demography, philosophy, linguistics, political science, education, nursing, architecture, design…) or public health, whose research focuses on:

"Judicial Review: A Safeguard for Rights and Freedoms?", Thematic School, August 26–30, 2026 (University of Paris Nanterre and other organizing entities) – registration deadline: June 22, 2026

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(...) launch of the fourth edition of the interdisciplinary summer school on human rights, to be held August 26–30, 2026, at the Gilbernie Farm (Noirétable, 42440) on the theme: “Judicial Review: A Guarantee for Rights and Freedoms?”

This school, intended for doctoral students, offers an opportunity for reflection, training, and in-depth exploration of the various dimensions of judicial review as a means of protecting fundamental rights, from theoretical, methodological, and practical perspectives.

 

POSTDOC POSITION AT PATRIX - Preserving Audiovisual Experiments - University of Rennes II and other institutions - Application deadline: June 29, 2026

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Presentation

The PATRIX research project—Preserving Audiovisual Experiments—is part of HERMES. It explores methods for the preservation, transmission, and promotion of audiovisual experiments, whether in experimental television, experimental film, animation, video, technical devices, or new media.

Educational Background

Doctoral contract - ERC project Oecologie - German sources of ecology - Université Sorbonne Nouvelle- Application deadline via Université Sorbonne Nouvelle 10 06 2026

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The successful candidate will contribute to the ERC Advanced Grant project Oecologie. The German Sources of Ecology (2025-2030), directed by Stefanie Buchenau. The project aims to uncover the philosophical dimensions of the ecology introduced by Ernst Haeckel in his General Morphology (1866), and to assess its wider implications.

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