Sentence examples for advanced fellowships from inspiring English sources

S. España and A. Santos are recipients of M+Vision Advanced fellowships from the community of Madrid.

Those who followed this route were most likely to succeed if they obtained a post that indicates considerable distinction - such as the advanced fellowships and university research fellowships offered by the Royal Society.

Jarvis hopes to secure a PPARC advanced fellowship or a Royal Society fellowship; either would help him get a permanent position.

Over his shortened career, he had no fewer than 51 trainees, with the vast majority moving on to academic positions or advanced fellowship training.

This work was funded by a Natural Environment Research Council (UK) Advanced Fellowship awarded to GC, a Ministère de l'Education et de la Recherche (France) Studentship, and a Royal Society Travel Grant awarded to both GC and EH.

Wallon cites the Swiss National Science Foundation ( SNF), which has recently scrapped the age limit for women applying for its prospective and advanced researcher fellowships.

Such "advanced European fellowships" should promote early independence of young researchers by providing them with start-up funds and other means to set up their own research groups or develop their entrepreneurships.

Accuracy was calculated for different academic and US training: none, basic Focused Assessment with Sonography in Trauma (FAST, FASTT and advanced cardiac US, fellowship in EM US.

This instrument was designed to gather information on the demographics of trainees, their duration of training, advanced degrees obtained through the fellowship, and relative time allocated to course work, research, and other activities during the fellowship.

In 2002, Alexei's research had developed to the point where he was awarded an advanced UK research council (EPSRC) fellowship, which he held until 2005.

No difference was shown between the subgroups of US training with means of 63.9% (no formation), 70.2% (FAST), 70.9% (FAST + advanced cardiac US), and 74.2% (fellowship) (P = 0.119).