Sentence examples for another fellowship from inspiring English sources

Ms. Chang's novel will not appear until next year, by which time she will be on another fellowship at Radcliffe.

Another fellowship was awarded posthumously to American director Stanley Kubrick, maker of 2001: A Space Odyssey and A Clockwork Orange, who only emerged from his Hertfordshire estate to make films.

She later received another fellowship from the American Heart Association AHAAmerican Heart Association AHA

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By then, in 1998, he had obtained another fellowship from the Portuguese government to do a postdoc in evolutionary developmental biology in nematodes at Imperial College in London, which he continued until 2001.

So Deepali moved back to Canada, where she continued her training with another fellowship year at McMaster University in Hamilton, followed by a master's degree at the University of Toronto, sponsored by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research.

Ryan said last week that Simmons would remain with the team for the rest of the season, as another minority fellowship coach, Chuck Smith, did last season.

He has undertaken postdoc research in Japan and is about to begin another 2-year European Commission fellowship in Spain at the University of Santiago.

My research there went very well, which resulted in good publications, but I firmly decided that I was not going to drift into another postdoctorate fellowship and that my scientific background coupled to my interpersonal skills could be utilized in a very meaningful manner in research administration or technology transfer in industry.

Another important fellowship program is to sponsor the training scholars for early phase I clinical research, which was supported by Hengrui Medicine Co. , Ltd

Another ACS fellowship--the International Fellowships for Beginning Investigators--provides support for assistant professors early in their careers to come and work for a year at a U.S. institution.