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Prix Jean van Beneden

Research ProgramRemote

Fondation Léon Fredericq

Application Deadline

Closed · April 21, 2026

Reopens ~Apr 2027

The Prix Jean van Beneden is one of the associated-foundation prizes offered through the Fondation Léon Fredericq’s yearly call in Liège. It aims to advance social medicine in Belgium.

It rewards original work, done alone or in a research team, or backs a planned research project in public health and/or social medicine.

Benefits & funding

  • €2,500, awarded once a year.
  • If no suitable application comes in, the money rolls over to the next year.
  • Winners must attend the awards ceremony in Liège, credit the funder in publications and file an activity report.

Eligibility

  • Under 35 on the application deadline.
  • The prize rules ask for a researcher attached, now or formerly, to the University of Liège; the call’s general rules for associated-foundation prizes ask for attachment to a CHU de Liège and/or ULiège department both when applying and when funds are released (1 January 2027 in the last round).
  • Research in public health and/or social medicine, with a medical aim.
  • Projects that need ethics approval are funded only after a favourable committee opinion.
  • No nationality or residence rule is stated.

Can you apply?

Here's who can apply

Decoded from the official rules. A free account checks them against your passport, degree and age in seconds.

“Le prix, d’un montant de 2 500 € est attribué chaque année à un chercheur, âgé de moins de 35 ans, attaché ou ayant été attaché à l’Université de Liège … Etre attaché à un service du CHU de Liège et/ou de l’ULiège au moment du dépôt de la candidature (soit le 21 avril 2026) ET de la mise à disposition de la bourse (càd le 1er janvier 2027).” Eligibility

  • Age requirement

    ≤ 34 yrs

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Application process

  1. 1
    Prepare a motivation letter, CV, photo and ORBI publication report; incomplete files are not assessed.
  2. 2
    Submit through the foundation’s OPTIMY platform before the noon deadline; late files are refused.
  3. 3
    Forms may be completed in French or English.

Program timeline

  1. 21 April 2026, noon

    Application deadline (2026 round, closed)

  2. Results published

    September 2026

  3. Awards ceremony at CHU de Liège

    7 October 2026

  4. Next call expected

    March 2027

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