Sentence examples for for research abroad from inspiring English sources

K.-i.I. received a JSPS fellowship for research abroad, the Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research on Priority Areas, and Grant-in-Aid for Young Scientists.

N.H. is supported by a Marie Curie International Incoming Fellowship, a Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) postdoctoral fellowship for research abroad, and by a Kakenhi grant-in-aid for scientific research (25119001).

In addition to providing funding and mentoring for 1 year of research abroad, the FICRS&F program paired each student with a young doctor or researcher who was also pursuing a career in clinical research in his/her home country. 2 This was a major strength of the program, as it allowed United States students to be "twinned" with an in-country partner.

The new program will fund freshly minted Ph.D.s for 2 years of research abroad, followed by 3 years of independent research with a small group as well as teaching at a German university.

Some grant-giving organizations, such as the Fulbright Scholar Program for U.S. scholars, provide funding for a wide variety of research abroad.

Applications are evaluated on the basis of academic achievement, letters of recommendation, a research plan, applicants' rationales for conducting research abroad, and knowledge of the relevant language of instruction.

For those who travel and do research abroad for a living scholars, journalists and cutting-edge businessmen the world will become a more dangerous place.

Through this program, the foundation funds research abroad for some 150 German Ph.D. scientists under the age of 38.

Earlier this year, for example, the National Council for Scientific and Technological Development (NCSTD), the government's main science funding agency, announced that it would not offer new scholarships for graduate study or research abroad.

In Germany, most scholarships for research projects abroad include a fixed maximum rate for child care (Kinderbetreuungszuschlag).

The preparation of this article was partially supported by two grants awarded to the first author from the Carolina Foundation and the Valencian Community (BEST/2010/118) for research stays abroad at the School of Psychology of the University of Santiago de Chile and the Department of Clinical Psychology of the VU University Amsterdam, respectively.