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association with the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, this fellowship provides an opportunity for personal development and international experience. Projects may include university
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UCLA NSF GRFP page for more information. (https://grad.ucla.edu/funding/financial-aid/nsf-graduate-research-fellowships/) Eligibility & Requirements Fellowships are intended for students in the earliest
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Back to Search Mentored Research Scientist Development Awards The National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI) funds 3-5 years of biomedical science postdoctoral research under supervision of a
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physicians. This fellowship is also supported by US Agency for International Development (USAID). Fellows from institutions of higher learning can participate. Fellows spend one year in Washington DC
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inform the development of the Noyo Harbor Blue Economy Visioning, Resiliency and Implementation Plan. This will include collecting data, conducting analyses and integrating this information into
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research on topics related to Chinese culture and society, the development of the Republic of China, or Taiwan Studies. Their dissertations should cover fields in the humanities or social sciences
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and topics. Eligibility & Requirements Open to postdoctoral scholars who have demonstrated their scholarly development by publication beyond the doctoral dissertation. OR, individuals with an
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academic and civic responsibility. Applicants must also demonstrate leadership or potential leadership in the development of others as leaders, scholars, and citizens. A faculty member or administrator
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scientific accomplishments in polio vaccine development, and becoming the first woman director of an NIH Institute, she was a champion of research training and a strong advocate for the inclusion of
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L. Kirschstein. Aside from Dr. Kirschstein’s scientific accomplishments in polio vaccine development, and becoming the first woman director of an NIH Institute, she was a champion of research training