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The European Molecular Biology Organization (EMBO) provides various scholarship and support programmes for scientists working in the field of life sciences. These programmes, which are financed by the European Molecular Biology Conference (EMBC) Member States and EMBO / EMBC global partners, provide accommodation and networking support to the researchers.

Funding for EMBO Courses and Workshops enables researchers to organize various trainings and workshops in the field of life sciences, for the purpose of improving the exchange of scientific knowledge.

Important Information:

• The courses or workshops to be organized should be in the field of life sciences and should be selected in accordance with the EMBO subject areas.

• Courses or workshops must be held in countries that are EMBC (European Molecular Biology Conference) Member States and EMBO / EMBC global partners.

• Courses or workshops can be organized in face-to-face, hybrid or online conference formats. Additional funding options are offered for conferences that is to be held in hybrid format. The maximum support limit is 42,500 Euros.

• Applications must be made directly to EMBO through the application system.

• Please find the detailed information about the programmes here.

Information Regarding the Next Application Cycle:

The next deadline for applications for funding for EMBO courses and workshops is 1 July 2025.

Communication:

Please send your questions about EMBO programmes to courses_workshops@embo.org or uidb@tubitak.gov.tr ​​e-mail addresses.

The new implementing organizations that will serve entrepreneurs by carrying out the activities of the TÜBİTAK 1812 Investment-Based Entrepreneurship Support Program (BiGG Investment) Phase 1 Acceleration Program during the 2026-2028 period have been announced. 

The BiGG Investment Program aims to prepare early-stage, technology and innovation-focused startups to receive investment through qualified support mechanisms, mobilize private sector and public resources, and strengthen the entrepreneurship ecosystem in a sustainable manner. In line with this objective, the newly designated Implementing Organizations will undertake critical tasks such as running acceleration programs for technology and innovation-focused entrepreneurs, providing mentorship and business model development activities, and preparing them for investment processes.

In the new implementing organization model, updated with an investment-focused support mechanism, priority has been given to aspects such as the content of the acceleration program, the design of training modules, and the provision of mentoring support. 54 project applications from 141 organizations were submitted to the 2025 Call. As a result of the evaluations, it was decided to support 35 projects. 104 organizations within the accepted projects will be able to run Acceleration Programs for entrepreneurs as implementing organizations under the BiGG Investment Program. Of the 104 organizations included in the projects eligible for support, 40 are technology development zones, 38 are universities, university technology transfer offices (TTO) and TTO companies, 20 are capital companies, 11 are TEKMER, 3 are banks, and 2 are public research institutes/research infrastructure. 

The organizations, which aim to develop the entrepreneurship ecosystem by combining their competencies and will carry out the BiGG Investment Program 1st phase acceleration program processes in the 2026-2028 period, will evaluate entrepreneurs' technology-focused business idea applications and accept suitable business ideas into the acceleration program. Various training modules will ensure that entrepreneurs have the knowledge and equipment to design their business models and prepare their business plans. In this regard, it is expected that entrepreneurs will be provided with mentor support and assistance with the investment processes. Through all these activities, the implementing organizations will support entrepreneurs in the business idea validation processes and in preparing qualified business plans.

Since 2012, TÜBİTAK has been supporting entrepreneurs within the scope of the BiGG and BiGG Investment Programs, from the idea stage to the market, so that they can transform their technology and innovation-focused business ideas into products and services with superior commercial value in the R&D-potential companies they will establish. Implementing organizations have carried out the acceleration processes, which constitute the first phase of the program supporting entrepreneurs to transform innovative business ideas into tangible products and services, since 2015.

The list of implementing organizations that will carry out the BiGG Investment Phase 1 Acceleration Program activities in the 2026-2028 period:

LUKE (Linking Ukraine to the European Research Area) is a multilateral joint call mechanism supported under the Horizon Europe Programme, aiming to strengthen long-term cooperation in the fields of science, technology and innovation between EU Member States and Associated Countries and Ukraine.The LUKE Joint Call aims to enhance research and innovation capacity in shared priority areas, support the integration of Ukraine into the European Research Area, and foster sustainable international cooperation.

Within the first Joint Call to be launched under LUKE, project proposals are expected to target one of the thematic areas listed below:

Sustainable and Renewable Energy and Energy Security

Cyber Resilience of Critical Infrastructures and Adaptive Cybersecurity Systems

Medical and Health Research: Telemedicine and Biomedical Research

Social Sciences and Humanities: Social Cohesion, Sustainable Societal Development and the Reconstruction of Human Capital

You can access further details on the thematic areas here.

Applications:

International applications are made through DLR PT-Outline system.

National Applications are made through TÜBİTAK Project Application System (PBS).

Call Timeline:

Deadline for ınternational project applications: 15 May 2026 (11:00, CET)

Deadline for approval of the national pre-proposal: 22 May 2026 (23:59, UTC+3)

Deadline for electronic signature of the national pre-proposal: 29 May 2026 (23:59, UTC+3)

For more detailed information about the call, please click here.

The International Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology (ICGEB) that Türkiye has been a member since 1989, provides financial support to researchers conducting research and development activities in the fields of basic life sciences, health services, industrial and agricultural biotechnology and bioenergy.

All researchers working in a university or research institute any ICGEB Member State, including Türkiye, and working in the fields of basic life sciences, health services, industrial and agricultural biotechnology and bioenergy can apply to the programme.

Young scientists working at a university or research institute in Türkiye, who are not over 40 years old, have done research abroad for at least 2 years, and who’s return date back to Türkiye is not more than 2 years from the date of application, can apply to the programme.

The grant amount is up to 25,000 Euro per year for a maximum duration of 36 months.

Application:

Applications will be made directly to ICGEB. The application deadline is 30 April 2026.

Please click here for detailed information about the programme and the application process.

You can send your questions about the programme to the crp@icgeb.org e-mail address.

Important Note:

In order to provide equal opportunity for applications from ICGEB member countries, the number of applications to be made from each member country has been determined as a maximum of 3 for the CRP and a maximum of 2 for the CRP Special Programme. In case these numbers are exceeded, the applications received are subject to a preliminary evaluation process by TÜBİTAK. In this process, TÜBİTAK will send the applications to external consultants who are experts in their fields according to the scientific evaluation criteria determined by ICGEB for preliminary evaluations of the ICGEB CRP and the CRP Special Programme. The applications which received the highest scores as a result of the preliminary evaluation process will be considered. In this scope, the first 3 of the applications made for the standard CRP and the first 2 of the applications made for the CRP Special Programme will be sent to the ICGEB CRP Office by the Türkiye ICGEB Liaison Officer, along with the "Endorsement" forms. 

Projects found suitable in the pre-evaluation process will proceed to the evaluation. External evaluator will be appointed from academia, private sector, public institutions, and non-governmental organizations for the peer review process. Evaluations will be conducted through on-site visits. 

If the following critical determinations are made, the project may be submitted to the relevant Group Executive Board (GEB) with a recommendation for rejection without starting the external evaluation process.

• The project proposal does not comply with the subject and scope of the call.
  • The project was not found suitable in terms of Environmental and Social Risk Assessment.
  • The Beginning and Ending Technology Readiness Levels are not within the scope specified in the call.
  • The Green Transformation Indicators selected in the project did not associated with the project activities.
  • The NACE code is not suitable for the scope of the call.
  • The project subject is not within the scope of the R&D and Innovation Topics specified in the call announcement.
  • The project was not found to meet the Eligibility Criteria spesified at the call (Partnership Structure, Bank Reference Letter, Financial Suitability).
• The project is not a continuation of a previous R&D study. The company will start this work for the first time within the scope of this project.
• The project is an investment project aimed at creating production infrastructure.
• As of the project application date, there is no project personnel in the project team who has at least a bachelor's degree related to the project subject.
• If employees who have a bachelor's degree in a field different from the project subject present their experience with the project subject in their resumes, the adequacy of their experience will also be taken into account.
• The project proposal has been previously submitted to calls opened by TÜBİTAK and has been rejected. The project has been resubmitted without making changes to the reasons for the previous rejection.
• The information provided in the project proposal is insufficient for the evaluation of the project; a limited amount of information has been presented.
• The R&D activities to be carried out in the project and the presented expense items are not qualitatively and quantitatively aligned; a realistic budget planning has not been made. The majority of budget items consist of unnecessary and excessive requests that do not contribute to the R&D activities.

Following evaluation process, if critical findings are identified, the projects are rejected without scoring in the committee.

Project scores are created based on evaluations by both external evaluators and the Group Executive Board for the projects.

Projects that meet the following criteria will be awarded additional points in addition to the evaluators assessment made over 100 points.

• Commercialization performance of TÜBİTAK projects supported in the past (between 5-10 points depending on the evaluation of the group executive board)
• The company has applied for a project to international funds (5 Points)
• Having a project application that is a continuation of the projects supported within the framework of 1702 Patent License calls (5 Points)
• Being in disadvantaged and vulnerable groups (2-15 Points)

The final decision for the projects is made by taking into account the score of the projects and the call budget.

Within the scope of the 2202 Science Olympiad Program carried out within our Presidency, 14188 students in 9 branches applied for the 32nd Science Olympiad First Stage exam in 2024. As a result of the First Stage Exam held on May 18, 2024, 515 students were entitled to participate in the Summer School and the 2nd Stage Exam.

515 students participated in the Second Stage Exam held in Ankara on December 14-20, 2024. According to the evaluations made as a result of the exam, 225 students won medals. 247 students were invited to the Winter School and Team Selection Exam.

Students who won medals gained additional coefficients in the university exam, the right to become undergraduate scholars, mentoring support and money awards.

Please click to access the results.

The European Marine Board (EMB) is an international organization that determines research priorities and strategies related to European seas, ensures cooperation among its members, and aims to carry out studies related to the seas on a common level. The organization previously served as an Expert Board of the European Science Foundation (ESF), but in 2016 it decided to leave the ESF and continue its activities as an independent organization working in the field of environment and sea. The organization, which has the mission of conveying the outputs obtained from scientific research on the seas to decision-makers, is one of the scientific and technological guides of Europe in marine research.

The European Marine Board continued its activities after it became an independent structure in 2016, and our institution continued its participation in the activities of the organization.

Membership of the Organization provides benefits in terms of the participation of TÜBİTAK MAM Environment Institute researchers in the Framework Program projects concerning the Eastern Mediterranean, Aegean and Black Sea coasts, the direction of the projects, and the promotion of the studies through representative participation in the Organization's regular meetings.

A maximum of 25 researchers will be supported per year. The applications are evaluated in two phases.

Preliminary Assessment

Application documents are checked during a preliminary assessment. Applications which do not fulfil the requirements or are lacking any requested documents, missing documentation in the requested format or are not submitted  within the application period,  or submitted by fax or e-mail will be  returned without being subjected to scientific evaluation.

Scientific Evaluation

Evaluation is based solely on documents uploaded to the application system. For this reason, the documentation for each requirement must be uploaded to the system in clear and determined context. (Documents which only contain links of web pages will not be considered.)

The results of the evaluation are determined by Group Executive Committee and submitted to the Presidency. The applications which will be supported and the amount of the support will be  finalized by the approval of the TÜBİTAK Presidency and TWAS.
 

A maximum of 25 researchers will be supported per year. The applications are evaluated in two phases.

Preliminary Assessment

Application documents are checked during a preliminary assessment. Applications which do not fulfil the requirements or are lacking any requested documents, missing documentation in the requested format or are not submitted  within the application period,  or submitted by fax or e-mail will be  returned without being subjected to scientific evaluation.

Scientific Evaluation

Evaluation is based solely on documents uploaded to the application system. For this reason, the documentation for each requirement must be uploaded to the system in clear and determined context. (Documents which only contain links of web pages will not be considered.)

The results of the evaluation are determined by Group Executive Committee and submitted to the Presidency. The applications which will be supported and the amount of the support will be  finalized by the approval of the TÜBİTAK Presidency and TWAS.
 

A maximum of 8 researchers will be supported per year. The applications are evaluated in two phases.

Preliminary Assessment

Application documents are checked during a preliminary assessment. Applications which do not fulfil the requirements or are lacking any requested documents, missing documentation in the requested format or are not submitted  within the application period,  or submitted by fax or e-mail will be  returned without being subjected to scientific evaluation.

Scientific Evaluation

Evaluation is based solely on documents uploaded to the application system. For this reason, the documentation for each requirement must be uploaded to the system in clear and determined context. (Documents which only contain links of web pages will not be considered.)

The results of the evaluation are determined by Group Executive Committee and submitted to the Presidency. The applications which will be supported and the amount of the support will be  finalized by the approval of the TÜBİTAK Presidency and TWAS.

A maximum of 8 researchers will be supported per year. The applications are evaluated in two phases.

Preliminary Assessment

Application documents are checked during a preliminary assessment. Applications which do not fulfil the requirements or are lacking any requested documents, missing documentation in the requested format or are not submitted  within the application period,  or submitted by fax or e-mail will be  returned without being subjected to scientific evaluation.

Scientific Evaluation

Evaluation is based solely on documents uploaded to the application system. For this reason, the documentation for each requirement must be uploaded to the system in clear and determined context. (Documents which only contain links of web pages will not be considered.)

The results of the evaluation are determined by Group Executive Committee and submitted to the Presidency. The applications which will be supported and the amount of the support will be  finalized by the approval of the TÜBİTAK Presidency and TWAS.

A maximum of 25 researchers will be supported per year. The applications are evaluated in two phases.

Preliminary Assessment

Application documents are checked during a preliminary assessment. Applications which do not fulfil the requirements or are lacking any requested documents, missing documentation in the requested format or are not submitted  within the application period,  or submitted by fax or e-mail will be  returned without being subjected to scientific evaluation.

Scientific Evaluation

Evaluation is based solely on documents uploaded to the application system. For this reason, the documentation for each requirement must be uploaded to the system in clear and determined context. (Documents which only contain links of web pages will not be considered.)

The results of the evaluation are determined by Group Executive Committee and submitted to the Presidency. The applications which will be supported and the amount of the support will be  finalized by the approval of the TÜBİTAK Presidency and TWAS.

A maximum of 8 researchers will be supported per year. The applications are evaluated in two phases.

Preliminary Assessment

Application documents are checked during a preliminary assessment. Applications which do not fulfil the requirements or are lacking any requested documents, missing documentation in the requested format or are not submitted  within the application period,  or submitted by fax or e-mail will be  returned without being subjected to scientific evaluation.

Scientific Evaluation

Evaluation is based solely on documents uploaded to the application system. For this reason, the documentation for each requirement must be uploaded to the system in clear and determined context. (Documents which only contain links of web pages will not be considered.)

The results of the evaluation are determined by Group Executive Committee and submitted to the Presidency. The applications which will be supported and the amount of the support will be  finalized by the approval of the TÜBİTAK Presidency and TWAS.

The European Molecular Biology Organization (EMBO) provides various scholarship and support programmes for scientists working in the field of life sciences. These programmes, which are financed by the European Molecular Biology Conference (EMBC) Member States and EMBO/EMBC global partners, provide grant, accommodation and networking support to the researchers.

EMBO Young Investigator Programme supports group leaders in the early stages of setting up their independent laboratories for a period of 4 years in countries that are EMBC members or EMBO/EMBC global partners and offers them grant support and scientific networking opportunities.

Eligibility:

• Being an independent research group leader in countries that are EMBC members or EMBO/EMBC global partners for at least 1 year and no more than 4 years on 1 April 2026 (Having started the position between 1 January 2022 and 1 April 2025)*;

• Carrying out research in the field of life sciences and related to EMBO subject areas;

• Having at least one last author research publication accepted or published in an international peer-reviewed journal arising from work conducted in the researcher’s independent research group;

• Attending an online interview with the selection committee is required.

* The limit of 4 years since independence can be extended for exceptional circumstances such as parental leave, illness, military service, being a clinical scientist. The candidates whose circumstances may warrant an extension of the eligibility period should contact the EMBO Young Investigator Programme Office (yip@embo.org) before applying. There is no age limit for candidates to the programme.

Please find the detailed information about eligibility here.

Benefits:

• The programme duration is 4 years.

• The grantees receive a financial award of 15,000 Euros in the second year of programme and they may also apply for small grants of up to 10,000 Euros per year.

• The grantees are provided access to EMBO scientific networking events and grants for organizing conferences.

• The grantees are provided mentorship by an EMBO member and their participation in EMBO Laboratory Leadership Courses is supported.

• The grantees are provided access to the European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL) Core Facilities.

Please find the detailed information about benefits here.

Application and Selection:

• Applications must be made directly to EMBO through the application system.

• Applications are accepted once a year and the application deadline is 1 April annually.

Please find the detailed information about the programme here and application guidelines here.

Additional Information and Contact Details:

• Researchers who want to establish a research group or who are in the initial stages of setting one up are encouraged to check out the EMBO Installation Grants.

• Please find the detailed information about the EMBO scholarships and grants from the official EMBO programme website or from the TÜBİTAK EMBO programme website.

• Please click here and here to watch the video recordings for online training days that were held on 16 and 17 October 2025 to promote successful applications to the scholarships and grants provided by the EMBO.

• If you would like to get updates about the EMBO scholarships and grants, please subscribe to our newsletter here.

• Please send your questions about EMBO Young Investigator Programme to yip@embo.org or embo@tubitak.gov.tr ​​e-mail addresses.

The European Molecular Biology Organization (EMBO) provides various scholarship and support programmes for scientists working in the field of life sciences. These programmes, which are financed by the European Molecular Biology Conference (EMBC) Member States and EMBO/EMBC global partners, provide grant, accommodation and networking support to the researchers.

EMBO Postdoctoral Fellowships provide international mobility and research opportunities in different countries for postdoctoral researchers working in the field of life sciences.

Eligibility:

• Holding a doctorate degree or equivalent at the start of the fellowship*;

• For applicants already holding a PhD at the time of application, having obtained it during the 2 years prior to the date the application is submitted**;

• Having at least one first author research paper accepted in or published in an international peer reviewed journal at the time of application;

• Fellowship application to involve movement between countries;

• Not applying to go to the country in which the PhD was obtained or to return to a laboratory in which having worked in the past for more than 6 months;

• For applicants already started working in the host laboratory, having worked there for less than 6 months at the time of the application is required.

* Candidates with a medical degree (M.D.) may apply provided they hold a PhD. Candidates with a M.D. but without a PhD may apply if they have equivalent research experience to a PhD. These candidates should contact the EMBO Fellowship Office (fellowships@embo.org) before applying.

** The limit of 2 years since obtaining a PhD can be extended for exceptional circumstances such as parental leave, illness, mandatory military or civil service. The candidates whose circumstances may warrant an extension of the eligibility period should contact the EMBO Fellowship Office (fellowships@embo.org) before applying.

Please find the detailed information about the eligibility here.

Benefits:

• Postdoctoral Fellowships are awarded for a period of 1 to 2 years.

• EMBO provides grants to the host institutions to cover the cost of employment for the awardee. The grant rates depend on the country being visited.

• Fellows eligible for the travel and relocation support will receive this as a lump sum before the start date of their fellowship.

• Fellows are invited to join the EMBO Fellows’ Network.

• Postdoctoral Fellows are offered to attend EMBO Laboratory Leadership Courses for postdocs free of charge during or at the end of their fellowship.

Please find the detailed information about the benefits here.

Application and Selection:

• Applications must be made directly to EMBO through the application system.

• Applications are accepted throughout the year and they enter one of two evaluation cycles depending on the time of submission. For Autumn 2026 evaluation cycle, applications must be submitted by 10 July 2026; for Spring 2027 evaluation cycle, the application deadline is planned to be 22 January 2027.

• Eligible and successful applications will be invited for an online interview.

Please find the detailed information about the programme here and application guidelines here.

Additional Information and Contact Details:

• Please find the detailed information about the EMBO scholarships and grants from the official EMBO programme website or from the TÜBİTAK EMBO programme website.

• Please click here and here to watch the video recordings for online training days that were held on 16 and 17 October 2025 to promote successful applications to the scholarships and grants provided by the EMBO.

• If you would like to get updates about the EMBO scholarships and grants, please subscribe to our newsletter here.

• Please send your questions about EMBO Postdoctoral Fellowships to fellowships@embo.org or embo@tubitak.gov.tr e-mail addresses.

Türkiye Bilimsel ve Teknolojik Araştırma Kurumu (TÜBİTAK) ile Malezya Sanayi-Hükümet Yüksek Teknoloji Grubu (Malaysian Industry-Government Group for High Technology–MIGHT) arasındaki Bilimsel ve Teknolojik İş Birliği Protokolü çerçevesinde açılan ikili iş birliği çağrısı kapsamında aşağıdaki projelerin desteklenmesine karar verilmiştir:

2516 – Joint Support Programme with Korea National Research Foundation (NRF) and Korean Ministry for Science and ICT (MSIT) 2024 Call scientific review process has been concluded. The 2 projects found eligible to be funded by both TÜBİTAK and NRF are listed below.

DEFINITION and SCOPE OF AWARD

• COST Action Incentive Award is for to the researcher who is a "Main Proposer" of a COST action contracted by the relevant department of COST.

• The researchers who have applied for the COST Action Award must be serving in the legal entities resident in Turkey.

• In order to be eligible to apply, the contract for the relevant action must be signed at a date following the date on which this Procedure and the Articles entered into force.

• The actions that researchers take as their "Secondary Proposer" during their recommendation are not covered by the Incentive Award.

• The amount of award is 50.000 TL.

Click here for online application

Our national team, representing Türkiye at the 55th International Physics Olympiad, achieved great success and brought pride to our country.

Held in Paris, France, from 17-25 July 2025, the Olympiad saw 415 students from 94 countries compete, with our students securing a total of five awards, including four bronze medals and one honorable mention.

Our students, who were trained under the 2202 Science Olympiads Program conducted by TÜBİTAK, are as follows:

Şenol TARHAN, Alp TERLİKSİZ, Oytun ER, and Muhammed Doğan ÖNAL won bronze medals, while İclal Asya AKSOY won an honorable mention award.

We congratulate all our students who successfully represented our country and thank their families, teachers, and all academics involved in the training process, especially the Olympic Committee Chairpersons.

PORK DNA DETECTION AND THE “ori-SenS” TRADEMARK

* It was published in the Official Gazette dated 03/03/2021 and numbered 31412.

"Pork DNA Detection Technology and The “ori-SenS” Trademark" will be transferred via non-exclusive licensing method for 5 (five) years in return for a technology transfer fee.

Technology Transfer Fee ((₺ (TL), Excluding VAT)

Advance Payment

13.000

Royalty

10% Royalty on the Sales Price of the Products Produced by the Licensee Using the Technology Subject to Transfer

Technology Transfer Method

Non-Exclusive Licence

Transfer Period

5 Years

INFORMATION ABOUT TECHNOLOGY

This intellectual product is a real-time PCR method for detecting the presence of pork DNA with 0.01% sensitivity in food, processed food and food additives such as flavor, gelatin, glycerin, glycerol. The application number is 2020/19264 and the inscription "ori-SenS" regarding the technology subject to the transfer is registered with TURKPATENT.

For detailed information, please send an e-mail to tto@tubitak.gov.tr.

The Turkish national team, representing our country at the 18th International Olympiad on Astronomy and Astrophysics, has made us proud by returning home with multiple medals.

At the International Olympiad on Astronomy and Astrophysics (IOAA) held in Mumbai, India, from 11-21 August 2025, with the participation of 288 outstanding students from 63 countries, students returned home with 1 Silver and 3 Bronze medals.

Our students, who were trained under the 2202 Science Olympiads Program conducted by TÜBİTAK, achieved the following:

Ege Ender Anaklı Silver Medal,

Bilal Efe Aydın, Hüseyin Furkan Bakan ve Muhammed Said Kocabaş Bronze Medals. 

We congratulate all our students who successfully represented our country and thank their families, teachers, and all academics involved in the training process, especially the Olympiad Committee.

For short-term invited visiting scientists, the duration is between 7 days and 3 months.
For long-term visiting scientists or scientists coming during their sabbatical leave, the duration is as specified by TÜBİTAK, ranging from 3 months to 12 months.

Visiting/sabbatical scientists will receive:

One-time round-trip airfare to Türkiye.
Daily/monthly living expense contributions based on the duration of their stay in Türkiye.
Health insurance support up to 560 TL/per month for scientists supported for 3-12 month.

Scope of the Support

A monthly stipend payment for Visiting Scientists is maximum 66.000 TL/month
A monthly stipend payment for Visiting Scientists on Sabbatical Leave is maximum 84.000 TL/month

For support periods of less than one month, the monthly amount shall be divided by 30 and paid on a pro-rata basis.

For short-term invited visiting scientists, the duration is between 7 days and 3 months.
For long-term visiting scientists or scientists coming during their sabbatical leave, the duration is as specified by TÜBİTAK, ranging from 3 months to 12 months.

Visiting/sabbatical scientists will receive:

One-time round-trip airfare to Türkiye.
Daily/monthly living expense contributions based on the duration of their stay in Türkiye.
Health insurance support up to 560 TL/per month for scientists supported for 3-12 month.

Scope of the Support

A monthly stipend payment for Visiting Scientists is maximum 66.000 TL/month
A monthly stipend payment for Visiting Scientists on Sabbatical Leave is maximum 84.000 TL/month

For support periods of less than one month, the monthly amount shall be divided by 30 and paid on a pro-rata basis.