| EURYI: Call for proposals - European Young Investigator Awards http://www.esf.org/medias/section_5/83/CfPFinalVersion20031109.pdf Deadline: December 15, 2003 The European Union Research Organisations Heads of Research Councils (EuroHORCS), wishing to contribute to the building of the European Research Area decided to co-ordinate some of their activities in creating the European Young Investigator (EURYI) AwardsThe aim of EURYI Awards will be to enable and encourage outstanding young researchers from all over the world, to work in a European environment for the benefit of the development of European science and the building up of the next generation of leading European researchers. Click here to get the Call for proposals and the application form Long list of research opportunities in various sciences and countries in Europe http://www.esf.org/medias/section_5/81/OpportunitiesinEuropeversion30.06.pdf Deadline: varies among institutions-check early Opportunities for outstanding young scientists in Europe to create an independant research team In Europe, regional, national and international institutions, as well as private foundations, have become aware that we all have to take action to foster the new generation of scientists to strengthen European and national R&D and to build the European Research Area. The aim must be for Europe to be able to attract the best scientists in the world, with no restrictions as to origin or nationality. More info EURYI awards: A new opportunity to do science in Europe http://www.esf.org/esf_genericpage.php?section=8&domain=0&genericpage=1879 Deadline: December 15, 2003 Europe has entered the competition to hire the best young scientists in the world. The European Young Investigator awards (EURYI), offered by the research organisations of 14 European countries to 25 young and outstanding scientists from any country in the world, allow to create their own team in Europe, and this in any domain of knowledge. ESF Scientific Programms - PESC's Call for Outline Proposals 2003 http://www.esf.org/esf_article.php?language=0&activity=5&domain=1&article=343&page=935 Deadline: October 31, 2003 The ESF Standing Committee for Physical and Engineering Sciences (PESC) has launched its annual Call for "outline" proposals for ESF Scientific Programms. Proposals should address NOVEL SCIENCE in one or more of the following fields: chemistry, physics, mathematics, information sciences and technology, fundamental engineering sciences, materials sciences and engineering. Multi-disciplinary proposals based in these areas but also involving fields within the remit of other ESF Standing Committees are also welcome. EuroCLIMATE - Call for outline proposals http://www.esf.org/esf_article.php?domain=3&activity=7&article=335&page=920&chapter=0 Deadline for outline proposal: October 31, 2003 Following agreement with ESF Member Organisations in Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, The Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, and Sweden, the European Science Foundation is launching a first Call for Outline Proposals for research projects to be executed under the EUROCORES programme EuroCLIMATE. The deadline for submission of outline proposals is 31 October 2003. Eurocores - program Coordinators http://www.esf.org/esf_genericpage.php?section=8&domain=0&genericpage=1892 Deadline: 17 October 2003 The ESF has established an innovative collaborative funding mechanism within Europe to promote high quality research organised at a European level and funded by the ESF Member Organisations. The EUROCORES Scheme will be supported by the EU Sixth Framework Programme. ESF Syllabus for Clinical Investigator Training - a recent initiative from European Science Foundation, ESF http://www.esf.org/esf_pressarea_page.php?language=0§ion=6&newsrelease=66 ESF wishes to introduce this Syllabus to help create a culture of scientifically knowledgeable physicians: physicians who, in view of the EU Clinical Trial Directive, would be able to critically evaluate study proposals, to conduct studies according to Good Clinical Practice (GCP), and to conclude and report valid data as rapid and safe as possible. The way to achieve this is through education and training, and ESF is now setting the scientific aim for this. |
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