Study Subject:Medical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases
Employer: AMMI Canada and Astellas Pharma Canada,
Level:PhD
Fellowship Description: Funding Timeline
• The first payment will be dispersed at the beginning of the fellowship, in 2011.
• This payment will be $35,000 – followed by a second payment after 6 months.
Eligibility Requirements
• Physicians practicing in infectious diseases and/or medical microbiology that are AMMI Canada members.
• The candidate must be a Canadian citizen, or permanent resident of Canada, hold an M.D., and complete an ID or MM specialty in a Canadian University during the 2011 calendar year, prior to beginning this fellowship, (begin
date planned for July 2011).
• This fellowship may take place in or outside of Canada in an institution with a recognized program.
• Preference will be given to research projects with relevance to Canada’s health community.
• The recipient may not hold any other fellowship simultaneously with the 2011 AMMI Canada / Astellas Post Residency Fellowship.
Application Must Include:
1) A Canadian Common CV (CIHR format) for both the applicant and supervisor.
2) A proposal with the details of the training program and the proposed research project/theme for which the applicant will be a major contributor (maximum five pages in length). Proposal should clearly include:
- how the research will advance knowledge and why it is important;
- describe the role of the candidate in the project;
- a description of the proposed project which includes:
• the study design,
• sample size calculation
• tools to used to collect data;
• plan for analysis, feasibility etc.; and
• a description of, and strengths of the training environment.
3) A letter of acceptance from the supervisor of the fellowship program and research project. This letter must give assurances that the supervisor and his/her university fully support this fellowship.
4) A letter of support from the program director of the applicants training program
5) Two additional letters of support from other previous supervisors
Fellowship Application Deadline: January 4 2011
Details Fellowship Information and Application
http://www.ammi.ca/pdf/2011AstellasFellowship.pdf
Selasa, 12 Oktober 2010
international student scholarship Astellas Post Residency Fellowship
Study Subject:Medical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases
Employer: AMMI Canada and Astellas Pharma Canada,
Level:PhD
Fellowship Description: Funding Timeline
• The first payment will be dispersed at the beginning of the fellowship, in 2011.
• This payment will be $35,000 – followed by a second payment after 6 months.
Eligibility Requirements
• Physicians practicing in infectious diseases and/or medical microbiology that are AMMI Canada members.
• The candidate must be a Canadian citizen, or permanent resident of Canada, hold an M.D., and complete an ID or MM specialty in a Canadian University during the 2011 calendar year, prior to beginning this fellowship, (begin
date planned for July 2011).
• This fellowship may take place in or outside of Canada in an institution with a recognized program.
• Preference will be given to research projects with relevance to Canada’s health community.
• The recipient may not hold any other fellowship simultaneously with the 2011 AMMI Canada / Astellas Post Residency Fellowship.
Application Must Include:
1) A Canadian Common CV (CIHR format) for both the applicant and supervisor.
2) A proposal with the details of the training program and the proposed research project/theme for which the applicant will be a major contributor (maximum five pages in length). Proposal should clearly include:
- how the research will advance knowledge and why it is important;
- describe the role of the candidate in the project;
- a description of the proposed project which includes:
• the study design,
• sample size calculation
• tools to used to collect data;
• plan for analysis, feasibility etc.; and
• a description of, and strengths of the training environment.
3) A letter of acceptance from the supervisor of the fellowship program and research project. This letter must give assurances that the supervisor and his/her university fully support this fellowship.
4) A letter of support from the program director of the applicants training program
5) Two additional letters of support from other previous supervisors
Fellowship Application Deadline: January 4 2011
Details Fellowship Information and Application
http://www.ammi.ca/pdf/2011AstellasFellowship.pdf
Employer: AMMI Canada and Astellas Pharma Canada,
Level:PhD
Fellowship Description: Funding Timeline
• The first payment will be dispersed at the beginning of the fellowship, in 2011.
• This payment will be $35,000 – followed by a second payment after 6 months.
Eligibility Requirements
• Physicians practicing in infectious diseases and/or medical microbiology that are AMMI Canada members.
• The candidate must be a Canadian citizen, or permanent resident of Canada, hold an M.D., and complete an ID or MM specialty in a Canadian University during the 2011 calendar year, prior to beginning this fellowship, (begin
date planned for July 2011).
• This fellowship may take place in or outside of Canada in an institution with a recognized program.
• Preference will be given to research projects with relevance to Canada’s health community.
• The recipient may not hold any other fellowship simultaneously with the 2011 AMMI Canada / Astellas Post Residency Fellowship.
Application Must Include:
1) A Canadian Common CV (CIHR format) for both the applicant and supervisor.
2) A proposal with the details of the training program and the proposed research project/theme for which the applicant will be a major contributor (maximum five pages in length). Proposal should clearly include:
- how the research will advance knowledge and why it is important;
- describe the role of the candidate in the project;
- a description of the proposed project which includes:
• the study design,
• sample size calculation
• tools to used to collect data;
• plan for analysis, feasibility etc.; and
• a description of, and strengths of the training environment.
3) A letter of acceptance from the supervisor of the fellowship program and research project. This letter must give assurances that the supervisor and his/her university fully support this fellowship.
4) A letter of support from the program director of the applicants training program
5) Two additional letters of support from other previous supervisors
Fellowship Application Deadline: January 4 2011
Details Fellowship Information and Application
http://www.ammi.ca/pdf/2011AstellasFellowship.pdf
Jumat, 08 Oktober 2010
PhD Studentship in Content-Centric Networking
Beasiswa Scholarships : A PhD studentship in Content-Centric Networking (CCN) is available following the award of the recent European Union FP7 research project COMET - Content Mediator Architecture for Content-aware Networks. Funding is available to support overseas fees and stipend costs for a period of three years. We are looking to recruit a very high calibre PhD student to work in this emerging area of crucial importance. While the fundamental Internet protocols were originally designed to enable host-to-host communication, the vast majority of the current Internet interactions address user-content access (web, content delivery networks, video/photo sharing sites, etc.) or user-user communication (voice over IP, text-based chatting, etc.) As such, many researchers are currently considering evolutionary and revolutionary new architectures that will better support content-centric operation. Evolutionary approaches operate in the application layer and start from previous content-delivery architectures while revolutionary approaches examine radical new network architectures focus on user-content and also support user-user interaction. The emerging content-centric networking area has started receiving significant attention worldwide, with an underlying belief that it will lead to a CCN-oriented Future Internet.
This area brings together new naming architectures, dynamic content caching, anycast communication and better-than-best-effort quality of service among other constituents and potentially involves new protocol design, modelling, implementation and evaluation for the best support of efficient content access. The PhD student will work in the context of the COMET project team and will benefit from (and contribute to) relevant ongoing research.
The studentship available will be supported by UCL and the COMET project (Content Mediator Architecture for Content-aware Networks), see http://www.comet-project.org/ COMET looks at both evolutionary and revolutionary approaches for future CCNs, starting from an overlay-based content mediation plane and examining potential approaches to realise this natively in network routers for the future Internet. As such, we are looking for candidates with excellent computer and/or electronic engineering background while strong analytical/mathematical skills will be a significant advantage. Experience of research, design/development and evaluation on networking, network management, ns-2 simulator, Linux, Java, C/C++ or similar would be desirable.
The studentship is available for three years and covers overseas tuition fees, plus a stipend at c. £15,000 pa (tax free), increasing with inflation. We are looking for the prospective student to start in October 2010 or at the latest in January 2011. As such, a selection may be made before the closing date of the 30 September 2010.
Applicants must fulfil the normal academic requirements for acceptance for postgraduate study in the Department and applications should be made using the postgraduate application form, at http://www.ucl.ac.uk/prospective-students/graduate-study/application-admission , or from PhD Enquiries, +44(0) 20 7679 7307. Candidates should indicate under „Programme of Study‟ that they are applying for "PhD Electronic & Electrical Engineering. COMET - PAVLOU". Two complete sets of the application should be sent; one to UCL Admissions and the other addressed to PhD Administrator, Dept of Electronic and Electrical Engineering, UCL, Gower Street, London WC1E 6BT.
Informal inquiries can be made to Prof. George Pavlou (g.pavlou@ee.ucl.ac.uk).
This area brings together new naming architectures, dynamic content caching, anycast communication and better-than-best-effort quality of service among other constituents and potentially involves new protocol design, modelling, implementation and evaluation for the best support of efficient content access. The PhD student will work in the context of the COMET project team and will benefit from (and contribute to) relevant ongoing research.
The studentship available will be supported by UCL and the COMET project (Content Mediator Architecture for Content-aware Networks), see http://www.comet-project.org/ COMET looks at both evolutionary and revolutionary approaches for future CCNs, starting from an overlay-based content mediation plane and examining potential approaches to realise this natively in network routers for the future Internet. As such, we are looking for candidates with excellent computer and/or electronic engineering background while strong analytical/mathematical skills will be a significant advantage. Experience of research, design/development and evaluation on networking, network management, ns-2 simulator, Linux, Java, C/C++ or similar would be desirable.
The studentship is available for three years and covers overseas tuition fees, plus a stipend at c. £15,000 pa (tax free), increasing with inflation. We are looking for the prospective student to start in October 2010 or at the latest in January 2011. As such, a selection may be made before the closing date of the 30 September 2010.
Applicants must fulfil the normal academic requirements for acceptance for postgraduate study in the Department and applications should be made using the postgraduate application form, at http://www.ucl.ac.uk/prospective-students/graduate-study/application-admission , or from PhD Enquiries, +44(0) 20 7679 7307. Candidates should indicate under „Programme of Study‟ that they are applying for "PhD Electronic & Electrical Engineering. COMET - PAVLOU". Two complete sets of the application should be sent; one to UCL Admissions and the other addressed to PhD Administrator, Dept of Electronic and Electrical Engineering, UCL, Gower Street, London WC1E 6BT.
Informal inquiries can be made to Prof. George Pavlou (g.pavlou@ee.ucl.ac.uk).
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