Does anybody know of grants that could help support a Europe-based PhD student doing research on satellite pollution? This student currently has no funding and needs it badly to keep doing excellent (and much-needed) research work. I'm not Europe-based so I'm just not aware of what funding sources are available.
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@sundogplanets A lot of funding sources are national, therefore depending in where the person ist based or willing to move. Eurodoc could be a good source for infos and contacts - it's an umbrella organization of national PhD and PostDoc associations across Europe with a bunch of amazing people. www.eurodoc.net @eurodoc unfortunately no Mastodon account
@sundogplanets They should check out Horizon Europe. They have a number of programs for students.
@sundogplanets this is going to be highly country-dependent (it's a bit like asking for Nortg American grants, US and Canada landscapes are very different). Where is this person based?
@vicgrinberg They're mostly looking for grants that are Europe-wide, have already exhausted the grant possibilities in their country
@sundogplanets there isn't much for individual students - EU does have PhD networks https://marie-sklodowska-curie-actions.ec.europa.eu/actions/doctoral-networks , but those are larger things to be applied for by a network of advisors. Esa has co-funding for PhDs, but that's explicitly co-funding https://www.esa.int/About_Us/Careers_at_ESA/ESA_Co-funded_Research
Individual funding is typically country by country.
Maybe @kappazeta has some experience on PhD grants in Europe.
@sundogplanets In which country in Europe is said person based?
I have not grant insights but have been reporting on the field for years and know a few researchers. Which part of the field might be interesting - lab work, simulation, atmospheric science, astronomy?
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