The ongoing crisis in Ukraine is causing many casualties, the displacement of millions of people, and is destroying a large amount of infrastructure in Ukraine. Science Europe and its Member Organisations express their solidarity with and support for, the people of Ukraine. Ukraine is a valued member of the international research community and a strong partner of European research funding and performing organisations.  We reiterate our call to peace and respect for international law and human rights. In line with the international outcry against this act of aggression, Science Europe and its Member Organisations have made statements and undertaken actions to support the people of Ukraine, including its researchers.   

The ongoing crisis in Ukraine is causing many casualties, the displacement of millions of people, and is destroying a large amount of infrastructure in Ukraine. Science Europe and its Member Organisations express their solidarity with and support for, the people of Ukraine. Ukraine is a valued member of the international research community and a strong partner of European research funding and performing organisations.  We reiterate our call to peace and respect for international law and human rights. In line with the international outcry against this act of aggression, Science Europe and its Member Organisations have made statements and undertaken actions to support the people of Ukraine, including its researchers.   

The ongoing crisis in Ukraine is causing many casualties, the displacement of millions of people, and is destroying a large amount of infrastructure in Ukraine. Science Europe and its Member Organisations express their solidarity with and support for, the people of Ukraine. Ukraine is a valued member of the international research community and a strong partner of European research funding and performing organisations.  We reiterate our call to peace and respect for international law and human rights. In line with the international outcry against this act of aggression, Science Europe and its Member Organisations have made statements and undertaken actions to support the people of Ukraine, including its researchers.   

The ongoing crisis in Ukraine is causing many casualties, the displacement of millions of people, and is destroying a large amount of infrastructure in Ukraine. Science Europe and its Member Organisations express their solidarity with and support for, the people of Ukraine. Ukraine is a valued member of the international research community and a strong partner of European research funding and performing organisations.  We reiterate our call to peace and respect for international law and human rights. In line with the international outcry against this act of aggression, Science Europe and its Member Organisations have made statements and undertaken actions to support the people of Ukraine, including its researchers.   

The SNSF is making available 1 million francs to host researchers from Ukraine at universities in Switzerland through Scholars at Risk. We are also supporting them with the following additional measures.

Several Swedish higher education institutions (HEIs) and research funding bodies are offering different types of support to researchers and doctoral students from Ukraine. Here we have gathered together information about current support initiatives. We will be updating this page continuously.

At SFI we believe in the ability of science, technology, engineering & maths to effect positive change in the world and drive a sustainable international economy. https://www.sfi.ie/funding/funding-calls/displaced-researchers/

The INFN Italian National Institute for Nuclear Physics shares the strong and firm position of the European Union and of the Italian Government to condemn...

The Estonian Research Council (ETAG) has suspended their cooperation with the Russian Federation in the ERA.Net RUS Plus programme.  ETAG...

In this blog, Dr Claire O’Connell speaks with Ukrainian psychologist Olia Akhmetova and neuroscientist Dr Kathy Ruddy about how the HRB’s UCrisis scheme brought them together, and about their research on how brain stimulation techniques may help patients with stroke and related conditions.

Le Fonds de la Recherche Scientifique - FNRS a pour mission de développer la recherche scientifique fondamentale.

Science Europe reiterates it support for the Ukrainian people, and supports the Ukrainian Science Day, organised on 21 May 2022 by its newest Member Organisation: the National Research Foundation of Ukraine (NRFU).

The ongoing crisis in Ukraine is causing many casualties, the displacement of millions of people, and is destroying a large amount of infrastructure in Ukraine. Science Europe and its Member Organisations express their solidarity with and support for, the people of Ukraine. Ukraine is a valued member of the international research community and a strong partner of European research funding and performing organisations.  We reiterate our call to peace and respect for international law and human rights. In line with the international outcry against this act of aggression, Science Europe and its Member Organisations have made statements and undertaken actions to support the people of Ukraine, including its researchers.   

Statement of Support for Ukraine and the Ukrainian Science Day