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Digital Publications

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Digital publications on research findings Submissions: Rolling Funding volume: €50,000 Career stage: R1, R2, R3, R4, ART This program funds the publication of research results in stand-alone digital formats. Target group The funding program is aimed at researchers from all disciplines. Funding goals The Digital Publications program offers researchers funding for digital formats such as apps, wiki-based publications, annotated scientific databases, multi-media web-based publications (e.g., audio, video, animation), etc., to help make these publications more accessible to the public. Additional program-specific information In the Digital Publications funding program, publications on the results of FWF-funded projects that have already been subject to FWF's quality control procedure qualify for an accelerated decision-making process. In addition, the publisher must submit two positive, relevant reviews to the FWF that meet the FWF’s decision-making requirements. Applications for an accelerated decision may only be submitted if: The intended publication is the result of a project funded by the FWF The publisher has subjected the application for the digital publication to an international peer review process Funding period and funding amount The publication must be published within 36 months of approval of the grant. The maximum funding amount is €50,000. Requirements Presentation of results of basic research of international relevance Simultaneous open-access publication required Proof of long-term financing for at least 6 years For further details, please see the application guidelines. Approval Decision by the Austrian Science Fund (FWF) Application information Rolling submissions using the online application portal elane Funding institution Austrian Science Fund (FWF)

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First seen 29 Sept 2026, last checked 29 Sept 2026. 1 recorded version.

  • 29 Sept 2026 · cfbf55627322

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