The University of Southern Denmark is offering a range of postdoctoral fellowships in biosciences, biotechnology, and related fields. These fellowships are designed to promote international mobility and research independence, requiring applicants to move to a new research environment different from where they obtained their PhD. This is an excellent opportunity for early-career researchers to demonstrate their ability to succeed independently in a new academic setting. Several prestigious foundations and organizations are providing funding for these fellowships, including the Branco Weiss Fellowship, Novo Nordisk Foundation, EMBO, Villum Foundation, HFSP, Carlsberg Foundation, Danish Cancer Society, DFF, DDEA, Marie Curie, and Lundbeck Foundation. The fellowships typically last between 2 and 4 years, with funding amounts ranging from 600,000 DKK to over 4 million DKK, depending on the specific program. Most fellowships are fully funded and cover salary, with some also providing additional allowances for research expenses and living costs. Research areas supported by these fellowships include bioscience, plant science, agriculture, food biotechnology, industrial and environmental biotechnology, and life sciences. Applicants are expected to have a strong research background in these or closely related fields. The fellowships emphasize the importance of mobility, encouraging researchers to gain experience in new environments, often requiring relocation to or from Denmark. Eligibility requirements generally include holding a PhD and demonstrating the ability to work independently in a new research setting. Some fellowships may have additional criteria, such as specific research topics or collaboration with industry partners. Application deadlines vary by fellowship, with the earliest major deadline being January 15, 2025, for the Branco Weiss Fellowship. Other deadlines extend throughout 2025, offering multiple opportunities to apply. To apply, candidates should visit the University of Southern Denmark's postdoctoral fellowships webpage for detailed information on each fellowship, including eligibility, funding details, and application procedures. Applicants should prepare their materials according to the requirements of the chosen fellowship and submit their applications through the relevant foundation or university portal. For further information, direct contact emails for each fellowship are provided on the website. This is a unique chance for postdoctoral researchers in biosciences and related fields to advance their careers in a dynamic and supportive research environment at the University of Southern Denmark, with generous funding and opportunities for international collaboration.