Sentences with phrase «individual research grants»

More of our services might be a la carte, paid for through individual research grants, or student fees.

Meanwhile, SRC calculates that the number of recruitable researchers available to fill the coming vacancies, that is, scientists on individual research grants and postdoctoral fellows — forskarassistent — on 4 - year research posts at a university, is insufficient.

The awards ceremony at the National Museum of Women in the Arts in Washington, D.C. sought to help change the face of science by hailing the contributions of women scientists and propelling the next generation forward with five individual research grants of $ 60,000 each.

Once a minor player, NASA now accounts for nearly three - quarters of individual research grants in astronomy.

At the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, BIRCWH principal investigator Eugene Orringer says: «During the initial 2 years of this award, we have been able to recruit 11 truly exceptional young people to our faculty, all of whom are committed to the conduct of research in the area of women's health... and many of them have already been successful in competing for their own individual research grants.»

She was the commissioner for the U. S. Presentation at the 11th International Cairo Biennale, and is a recipient of an individual research grant from the Graham Foundation.

Not exact matches

Within 5 years, quintupling the number of NIH individual research fellowship and career development awards, such as the NIH F and K grant mechanisms, awarded to young scientists to give them more autonomy in their training.

However, even though it can raise the stipends for National Research Service Awards, which are given to individual postdocs, the agency does not have complete control over the salaries of postdocs who are paid directly from their advisor's grants — that is often up to the advisor.

NMRC offers both grants for individual researchers and block grants for research institutions engaged in clinical and related research.

The new fund is the latest example of a large research program to serve national goals that is created outside the regular channel of competitive grants to individual scientists.

Participants also noted that staff scientists are much more common at research institutes in other countries, such as Germany's Max Planck Institutes, where grants to institutions rather than to individual investigators are a common funding mechanism.

At the same time, MEXT is targeting US$ 2.4 billion — a 5.8 % increase — to grants - in - aid for scientific research to fund individuals, universities, and research centers.

► «[A] novel analysis finding a link between how U.S. graduate students in the biomedical sciences are funded and their first job after earning their Ph.D. turns one piece of conventional wisdom on its head: Students supported on a research grant are more likely to take a research job than those funded by other mechanisms,» including training grants and individual fellowships, Jeffrey Mervis wrote today.

Research grants are provided to help teams of scientists from different countries to combine their expertise to approach questions that could not be answered by individual laboratories.

A seminal report from the National Research Council (NRC) published in 2005, called Bridges to Independence: Fostering the Independence of New Investigators in Biomedical Research, suggests that the traditional definition of an independent researcher — as an individual, usually in a tenure - track position, who has received his or her first RO1 research project grant (or equivalent) as a principal investigator — is tooResearch Council (NRC) published in 2005, called Bridges to Independence: Fostering the Independence of New Investigators in Biomedical Research, suggests that the traditional definition of an independent researcher — as an individual, usually in a tenure - track position, who has received his or her first RO1 research project grant (or equivalent) as a principal investigator — is tooResearch, suggests that the traditional definition of an independent researcher — as an individual, usually in a tenure - track position, who has received his or her first RO1 research project grant (or equivalent) as a principal investigator — is tooresearch project grant (or equivalent) as a principal investigator — is too narrow.

Many U.S. postdocs are supported by NIH grants, either directly though individual National Research Service Awards (NRSAs), or indirectly through grants to a principal investigator (PI).

Almost all universities are state funded, and grants are generally bestowed by the individual countries» research councils, either directly to a PI or through the PI's institution, depending upon the country and type of grant.

However, postdoc trainees who have been awarded an individual National Research Service Award (F32) or a nonfederal grant, or are supported by institutional training grants (T32), do not receive these benefits, as these awards do not include the necessary funds.

-- The Institutes and the Centers of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) along with the Office of Research on Women's Health award administrative supplements to existing research grants to hire «reentry candidates,» individuals with a high potential to return to an active research career after taking time off to care for children or attend to other family responsibResearch on Women's Health award administrative supplements to existing research grants to hire «reentry candidates,» individuals with a high potential to return to an active research career after taking time off to care for children or attend to other family responsibresearch grants to hire «reentry candidates,» individuals with a high potential to return to an active research career after taking time off to care for children or attend to other family responsibresearch career after taking time off to care for children or attend to other family responsibilities.

Individual research units seek grants from various sources, including ANR, the EU, private companies, and government ministries.

Marie Curie Fellowships are individual research and training grants awarded to scientists from European Union (EU) countries by the European Commission (EC).

T32 programs — Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Award (NRSA) Institutional Research Training Grants — allow institutions to award their own fellowships «to prepare qualified individuals for careers that have a significant impact on the health - related research needs of the Nation,» according to a notice issued in March 2011, late in the studyResearch Service Award (NRSA) Institutional Research Training Grants — allow institutions to award their own fellowships «to prepare qualified individuals for careers that have a significant impact on the health - related research needs of the Nation,» according to a notice issued in March 2011, late in the studyResearch Training Grants — allow institutions to award their own fellowships «to prepare qualified individuals for careers that have a significant impact on the health - related research needs of the Nation,» according to a notice issued in March 2011, late in the studyresearch needs of the Nation,» according to a notice issued in March 2011, late in the study period.

Linking an individual's employment to the duration of a specific research grant represents arcane employment practise.

Since the 1940s, when the U.S. government began to invest seriously in civilian research, the work has been done largely at the nation's universities and paid for through competitive, temporary grants awarded to individual professors by federal funding agencies such as the National Institutes of Health and the National Science Foundation.

The first tier contains items that many young scientists would expect from their supervisors: mentoring; communication; setting a direction and vision for the research group; providing opportunities to network with other scientists; providing funding for postdocs» research or giving them significant help in obtaining their own grants; training; creating a work culture and environment that encourages individuals to treat everybody with respect and encourages collaboration; creating an ambience that keeps group members satisfied and attracts talented scientists to the group; and offering postdocs opportunities to explore options for their careers once their fellowships have ended.

Research grants are made to institutions or individual investigators, generally faculty members at universities and other institutions.

The United States concentrates its civilian research in universities, with projects funded mainly by competitive grants awarded to individual faculty members.

Another recommendation of the biomedical research workforce report was to understand better how different types of support — including having an individual fellowship, being on an institutional training grant, or being supported on a PI's research grant — track in terms of research productivity or future career path and success.

The large percentage of grants funded «would be wonderful if each grant were of sufficient size,» she says, «but the [total] money allocated for research is a set amount, such that the individual grants just get smaller and smaller.»

Research grants to individual scientists, traditionally kept safe from high - level budget machinations, have taken a 15 percent hit, retroactive to last fall; hundreds have already received «termination letters» canceling their projects.

For nearly seven decades, federal agencies and many private funders have financed medical research through competitive grants to individual scientists who submit proposals for particular projects.

Grant called the research important because although the data do not indicate a significant shift from meetings to online support groups yet, they do suggest that a move in that direction is happening and it is important to understand what that can mean for outcomes of individuals seeking help.

NSF also estimates that in 2012, it supported some 40,885 graduate students and 6935 postdoctoral researchers paid either through their principal investigators» research grants or, to a much smaller extent, on individual or institutional training grants.

The research is also unusual in that it was funded not by a federal grant, but largely with private gifts from the Fibrolamellar Cancer Foundation and several individual donors whose lives have been touched by the disease.

In April, for example, NIH officials launched the Biomedical Information Science and Technology Initiative (BISTI) to provide bioinformatics training and research grants to institutions and individuals over the next 2 years.

Extramural LRP recipients must have received a postdoctoral National Research Service Award, an individual postdoctoral fellowship (F32), an institutional postdoctoral traineeship (T32), an R01 research grant, or any of a dozen or so other NIH research grants, career development awards, and cooperative agrResearch Service Award, an individual postdoctoral fellowship (F32), an institutional postdoctoral traineeship (T32), an R01 research grant, or any of a dozen or so other NIH research grants, career development awards, and cooperative agrresearch grant, or any of a dozen or so other NIH research grants, career development awards, and cooperative agrresearch grants, career development awards, and cooperative agreements.

[A] mounts paid or allowed to, or on behalf of, an individual to enable him to pursue studies or research are considered to be amounts received as a scholarship or fellowship grant for the purpose of section 117 if the primary purpose of the studies or research is to further the education and training of the recipient in his individual capacity and the amount provided by the grantor for such purpose does not represent compensation or payment for the services described in subparagraph (1) of this paragraph.

In Stone v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue (1954; 23 T.C. 254, see Part 1), a fellowship grant to an individual was not considered compensation for research services because he was carrying out work according to his own plan, and the granting foundation exercised no supervision over his work.

Fellowship grants to individuals «made primarily to assist scholars and creative artists to carry on their own works of research and artistic creation» for which the grantor has no control over the outcome of the research were considered gifts (Stone v. Commissioner, 1954; 23 T.C. 254).

It urges the government to foster cooperation — as well as healthy competition — among the centers and between them and outside labs by following a U.S. - style funding model that emphasizes research programs that cut across many institutions rather than block grants to individual facilities.

Their Individual Project Fellowships Program has awarded grants to projects that include making the medical profession «more visible and active on behalf of drug policy reform,» and also evaluating how pure and practical research is controlled.

It would, for example, provide grants and fellowships for individual researchers and groups, thereby facilitating better use of European research facilities.

The portion of a research grant that universities can use to pay indirect costs is negotiated between individual universities and the government, although the administrative portion is capped by law.

This Notice applies to all NIH Institutional Research Training Grants, Individual Fellowship Awards, Career Development Awards (Institutional and Individual), Research Education Grants, Dissertation Research Grants, or other grant programs with a training component that requires instruction in responsible conduct of research as noted in the Funding Opportunity AnnouResearch Training Grants, Individual Fellowship Awards, Career Development Awards (Institutional and Individual), Research Education Grants, Dissertation Research Grants, or other grant programs with a training component that requires instruction in responsible conduct of research as noted in the Funding Opportunity AnnouResearch Education Grants, Dissertation Research Grants, or other grant programs with a training component that requires instruction in responsible conduct of research as noted in the Funding Opportunity AnnouResearch Grants, or other grant programs with a training component that requires instruction in responsible conduct of research as noted in the Funding Opportunity Annouresearch as noted in the Funding Opportunity Announcement.

These controversial reforms replaced the previous grant programs with a system that awards two kinds of grants: large «Foundation» grants of up to $ 1.16 million annually to support open - ended work of individual researchers, and smaller «Project» grants of up to $ 581,000 annually to fund more focused research projects.

NIH requires that all trainees, fellows, participants, and scholars receiving support through any NIH training, career development award (individual or institutional), research education grant, and dissertation research grant must receive instruction in responsible conduct of research.

Motivated candidates should submit a personal statement explaining why you are interested in joining the Institut Curie, a 3 - 4 page research plan, a full CV detailing publications, patents, invited conferences, awards, grants, training and teaching experience, and contact details of 3 - 5 individuals who can be contacted for reference letters.

With her $ 177,000 grant, Dr. Dobryakova in TBI Research will lead a study using neuroimaging to examine the neural mechanisms during feedback learning in individuals with TBI.

\ n \ nGiven the practices surrounding government research grants, public disclosure of the names in this case would carry a great potential for harm to the individuals and little public benefit.

«Almost all our PhD students and postdocs receive support from the NIH, as members of training grant programs, as recipients of individual awards, and as participants in research by UCSF faculty, a majority of whom are affiliated with one or more of our graduate training programs,» said Elizabeth Watkins, PhD, dean of the UCSF Graduate Division and vice chancellor of student academic affairs.