David Sainsbury Fellowships, NC3Rs, 2017 is designed to assist talented, 3Rs-minded scientists.
David Sainsbury Fellowships, NC3Rs, 2017 is open to applicants of all nationalities.
Researchers with a minimum of two and a maximum of six years postdoctoral experience can apply for the fellowship.
If the candidate already has a permanent contract of employment at the host institution, then he/she is considered ineligible.
The candidates applying for David Sainsbury Fellowships, NC3Rs, 2017 should identify a Sponsor at the host Research Organisation.
Candidates need to submit a detailed CV which should include award date of Ph.D. and employment history.
An outline of the research proposal.
A list of publications done by the applicant.
Smith Conservation Research Fellowship, 2017 is open to conservation scientists to improve their skills through the postdoctoral research work along with training, peer network and field learning experiences.
Applicants who have completed their doctorate within the past five years or by the time the award is made are eligible for Smith Conservation Research Fellowship, 2017.
Candidates who have not yet completed their doctorate must indicate on the application the date the degree is expected.
Early-career scientists from around the world are welcome to apply.
He/She must be based at a United States institution.
Applicants who are innovative and a practical-minded researcher with strong leadership skills are preferred.
Applicants of Smith Conservation Research Fellowship, 2017 are expected to have excellent communication skills.
Candidates keen interest in applied research that improves conservation practice are welcome to apply.
The duration of the fellowship is for two years.
Selected applicant will receive an annual salary of $55,000 plus benefits.
Each Fellow receives a travel budget of $8,000 and a research fund of $32,000 over the 2-year fellowship period.
Applicants professional record is reviewed.
Potential for innovation and leadership is assessed.
The strength of the applicant's proposal is evaluated.
Applicants must submit a copy of their CV.
A cover letter must be submitted.
A personal statement in 200 words must be submitted.
Applicants must provide three letters of recommendation.
The Max Planck Institute for Comparative and International Private Law is offering scholarships to researchers whose primary place of residence is outside of Germany.
The Max Planck Institute Scholarship, 2017 is offered to foreign professors or other senior researchers of equivalent academic achievements, foreign post-doctoral candidates and other advanced-stage researchers, and foreign doctoral candidates.
The applicants should have proficiency in German and in English.
Previous scholarship recipients can also apply for a subsequent grant but should describe in their research proposal the progress made on their project.
The candidates applying for Max Planck Institute Scholarship, 2017 should submit a statement of purpose explaining why they are applying for this scholarship, goals and expectations from the research stay, and the link between their research topic and current or previous academic work in not more than a page.
The applicants should also submit curriculum vitae, a research proposal, and a proof of doctoral degree by the applicants who have already obtained a doctoral degree.
Doctoral and post-doctoral candidates should also submit two recommendation letters on official letterhead with the signature of the author.
The Max Planck Institute Scholarship, 2017 offers € 1365.00 per month to doctoral students and between € 2100.00 per month and € 3000.00 per month to advanced researchers.