Once training is complete, fellows--for almost all molecular-genetics trainees are supported by institutional fellowships are eligible to take an exam given every two years by the American Board of Medical Genetics.
It follows, I'm afraid, that what we might call institutional success – prizes, fellowships, honours – also seems pretty irrelevant to me.
This structure guarantees consistent salaries to all postdocs at the Whitehead Institute, with grant and institutional monies supplementing fellowships where necessary.
Consequently, the estimated total cost per student taking into account the fellowship award, institutional support, workshop and other administrative costs is US $25,000.
"It perpetuates the idea of the artist as having to rely on private benefactors" — meaning grants, fellowships, and institutional affiliations — rather than on licensing their work.
For the past 30 years, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) has awarded institutional training grants and fellowships that come with a major proviso: for U.S. citizens and permanent residents only.
The total financial support awarded to universities and colleges by these different sectors, through individual grants, fellowships, and institutional allowances, was more than $25 billion in 1998.
The Reformation was a mixture of theology, ecclesiology, politics, and nationalism, all of which led to breaks in fellowship and created institutional alienation between Christians throughout Western Christendom.
We argued that the fellowship would demonstrate institutional support for diversity and make us a national leader in this area.
Almost all of these are research grants (although that total does include one institutional training grant, one postdoctoral fellowship, and one conference grant).
