The ATTRACT Programme, a fellowship initiative of the Fonds National de la Recherche (FNR), supports Luxembourg research institutions in expanding their competences within the National Research Priorities by attracting outstanding young researchers with high potential to the country. The programme enables highly talented junior researchers to establish independent research teams, integrate new skills and innovative research programmes into existing institutional competencies, and access attractive career perspectives beyond the funding period.
The ATTRACT Programme helps junior researchers build independent research groups at eligible Luxembourg-based host institutions. Proposed research must align with one of Luxembourg's four National Research Priorities. Applications are submitted jointly by the candidate and an eligible host institution, which offers the researcher an employment contract on a tenured or tenure-track basis. The programme offers two funding tracks: Starting Investigator and Consolidating Investigator.
Proposed research must align with one of the following National Research Priorities of Luxembourg:
The programme provides five-year funding with FNR contributions of:
Funding covers personnel, equipment, consumables, travel, and subcontracting, plus earmarked budgets for Training and HR Development and for Open Science and Research Data Management.
Applications are submitted jointly by the candidate and an eligible Luxembourg-based host institution. The host institution provides the researcher with an employment contract on a tenured or tenure-track basis. The process involves a pre-proposal stage followed by a full proposal stage.
Organisation: Fonds National de la Recherche (FNR)
Country: Luxembourg
More information: https://www.scientifyresearch.org/grant/attract-ai-personalized-health-sustainable-development-education-luxembourg/
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Submission Deadline
Nov 17, 2026
Project Duration
5 Years
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