Research | Scholarship for Nigerians and Africans - Part 20

Research Fellow in Biology, University of St Andrews, UK

This position contributes towards the “Coastal Zone” Joint Research Theme of MASTS, specifically to examine the interactions between coastal biodiversity and ecosystem function, assess how these might be better linked to goods and services, and examine their relevance to the valuation of coastal ecosystems.

You will be statistically literate, highly motivated, with good communication and interpersonal skills, knowledge of the biodiversity-ecosystem function debate, and an interest in the application of science to policy. You will join the Sediment Ecology Research Group at the Scottish Oceans Institute but will work closely with partner institutes.
This position is available for 4 years, funded by Marine Alliance for Science & Technology for Scotland (MASTS).

Scholarship Application Deadline:28 March 2011

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2012 L’Oreal-UNESCO Award for Women in Life Science

UNESCO L’Oreal acknowledges the efforts of female scientist/researchers, possessing proven track record of Research and Academic Excellence, for which they have announced a prestigious award.
Eligibility Criteria
You are welcome to enter into a global competition, for the female researchers’ in the field of Life Sciences, provided you:
You are holding a doctoral (PhD) degree in any field of Life Sciences.
Are recognized for your outstanding personal scientific excellence.
Are (currently) actively involved in scientific research.
Focused area of research is in any field of the Life Sciences.
Are nominated by your employing institution (academic or R&D organization
Posses an impressive record of international recognized research publications (single authored or as first author)
May posses research work which is patented in your name.

Scholarship Application Deadline: 29 April 2011

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Stuart Morson Scholarship in Neurosurgery for National and International Applicants

The Stuart Morson Scholarship in Neurosurgery has been established following a generous donation by Mrs Elisabeth Morson in memory of her late husband.

Objective – To assist young neurosurgeons within 5 years of obtaining their Fellowship from the College or neurosurgical Trainees to meet the costs of undertaking further training and/or research work in neurosurgery overseas. The scholarship will also be open to exceptional young surgeons who are registered to practice neurosurgery in Australia or New Zealand, but are not Fellows of the College. It may also be applied, from time to time, to assist overseas surgeons to spend time in Australia or New Zealand to further their training and/or research in neurosurgery.

Condition – Overseas applicants cannot have commenced travel prior to applying for the scholarship.

Scholarship Application Deadline:4pm Friday 29 April 2011

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