News from the Foundation
Focus on Risk-Taking and groundbreaking research
Two new publications explore how we can create better conditions for groundbreaking research.
A new digital toolkit for researching the human past
Professor Rubina Raja is behind a new Oxford handbook that brings together knowledge and experience with digital tools in classical studies.
Advancing migraine research through industry partnership
More than one billion people worldwide live with migraine. During an attack, many have to draw the curtains, stay in bed, and put life on […]
Fair assessment practices that focus on quality.
The DNRF just published its Action Plan for Responsible Research Assessment–the so-called CoARA Action Plan
Peer advisors for the 13th call
We have just published the list of peer advisors who will support the DNRF Board in assessing pre-proposals for the 13th Centers of Excellence call. […]
The DNRF Annual Report
DKK 465 million for basic research across all fields.
Call for pre-proposals
Invitation to submit pre-proposals for new Centers of Excellence.
The DNRF launches new strategic priorities for 2026–2030
New strategic priorities ensure that the foundation continues to fulfil its mandate.
Information meetings – 13th application round
Thinking about applying for a Center of Excellence?
Join our information meetings in March.
New report
The Role of Basic Science in Deep Tech
New DNRF board members
Anne S. Meyer and Søren Brunak are appointed to the DNRF board as of December 1, 2025.
DNRF Annual Meeting
Reflections on the Evaluation.
We must not forget the art of everyday life
Anthropologist Marie Odgaard PhD came second in this year’s photo competition. She sees the image as a razor-sharp visual metaphor for the aims of her research project on queer activism and art in Jordan.
Reading the past in crystals
The image provides valuable insights into the craftsmanship, technology, and society of the Bronze Age.
New Evaluation of the Danish National Research Foundation
Read the new evaluation here.