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This fellowship funds research projects of up to two years in duration that will advance the state of knowledge underlying high priority science issues that affect the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta
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. The incumbent will provide support for the assessment of student performance, curricular and other programmatic evaluation, and data coordination for our learning environment, coaching programs, medical education
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, hold a doctorate, or its equivalent. Research areas include those studies in the humanities, social or natural sciences, or engineering as deemed acceptable by Hosei. Must be fluent in either Japanese
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, Science, and Technology (MEXT) will interview and test successful applicants in Japanese and English. Awardees will carry out a clear and thoughtful research program related to their field of study
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three times annually: March 1, July 1, and November 1. Full applications are due one month later. Eligibility & Requirements Must be a PhD in physical, biological/medical science, or pharmacology
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pragmatic solutions to an important relevant social, political or economic problem stemming from The Challenges of Global Health. Innovation can relate to practices, process or technology. Applicants must be
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. Transcripts. 2 letters of recommendation. Academic Level Prospective Graduate Student. Current Graduate Student. Disciplines Life Sciences. Physical Sciences. Education and Information Studies. Public Health
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, biomedicine, artificial intelligence/machine learning, engineering, nanotechnology. Agency The Michelson Medical Research Foundation Human Vaccines Project Last Updated :: 08/22/2022 Update this award or add a
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The Smithsonian Institution (SI) in Washington DC offers additional time (up to 3 years) to the SI Fellowship Award for predoctoral and postdoctoral scholars to research natural history. Fellows will carry out research at the National Museum of Natural History (NMNH). The purpose of the Peter...
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to enhance the financial stewardship of the campus and to uphold the public’s trust in the institution and mission of UCSF. The office uses sophisticated technology to account and report on $5 billion in