Cooperative Research

Text Box: Cooperative Research G.I.F. projects must involve active collaboration between Israeli and German scientists. Their joint research program must be presented as a single coordinated proposal in which the roles and tasks of both prospective groups are clearly defined. Cooperation may take the form of: Interdependent projects conducted in different laboratories (which may involve different sources of additional funding), Sharing of research facilities, materials, equipment and/or services, Exchange of scientific knowledge and technological know-how, Exchange of junior and senior research personnel, Joint responsibility for scientific reporting and publications, Joint planning of research and evaluation of results. Since active collaboration is a prerequisite for application, the applicants should complete all cooperative arrangements required prior to submission. If requested, G.I.F. can offer assistance to Israeli and German scientists in finding collaborators in the partner country.

Cooperative Research

Principal Investigators

Project Period and

(Grant recipients)

Special Programs

Young Scientists' Pr.

Guidelines for Grant Recipients

Reviewers' Page

Grants-2009 Regular Pr.

Scientific Review

German-Israeli Foundation

Supported Areas of

Submission Cycles