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Supporting Developing Country Researchers in Publishing Their Work
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Supporting Developing Country Researchers in Publishing Their Work
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| Contact Name | ProSPER.Net-Scopus Awards Secretariat |
| Contact Email | ysa@ias.unu.edu |
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Eligibility and Application Process
The award is open to those engaged in graduate education and research activities that emphasize
sustainable
development in any of the above four areas. Candidates are expected to
be employed at institutions of higher education in the Asia-Pacific
region (excluding USA and Canada), and should be less than 40 years old
as of 1 July 2010. Candidates may be put forth by nomination or direct
application. Nominations and applications must be supported by two
letters of recommendation.
Winners
Winners
will receive a cash award and will be offered a fellowship from the
International Bureau of the German Ministry of Education. These
prestigious fellowships provide travel, supplies and living expenses to
spend between six and twelve months collaborating with any research
group of the recipient’s choosing in Germany. Names and affi liations
of winners will be widely publicized through a global press release.
Deadlines
Nominations
and applications are open starting 23 December 2009 and will close at
midnight GMT on 3 May 2010. Late submissions and incomplete
applications will not be accepted. As part of the judging process, the
top three fi nalists in each category will be sponsored to present
their work in a public symposium to be held the fi rst week of July
2010 at Tongji University in Shanghai. Winners will be announced at the
symposium.
Download a flyer on the ProSPER.Net - Scopus Young Scientist Award (pdf file, 127 KB).
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