Two internationals awarded a prestigious grant

Among the researchers who received prestigious Villum Foundation grants for their work, there are also two internationals, Ana Prohaska and João Paulo Machado de Araujo: “It’s a matter of lifestyle.”

The Villum Annual Award 2025

Benedicte Vagner

Jan 30, 2025

A few days ago, the Villum Foundation, founded in 1971 to support research and education in technical and natural science (as well as environmental, social, and cultural purposes), awarded 19 researchers with a starting grant, totaling 150 million kroner. Not only were Danish researchers awarded the grant, but internationals benefited as well. Among the international researchers […]

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