Sentence examples for research allowance from inspiring English sources

Under the new program, successful candidates receive a subsidy of up to one million renminbi, or nearly $160,000, and scientific researchers can receive a research allowance worth three million to five million renminbi.

My permanent early career counterpart earns a starting salary of £37,756 (not that I'm counting), with office space, a computer allowance, a research allowance, a pension scheme, maternity/paternity leave, sick leave, and an open-ended contract.

Situated near IBM's hometown, Binghamton's research allowance partially stems from the electronics companies in the area.

The fellowship provides a salary of $36,000 in the first year, which increases each year; relocation; and a $2000 research allowance each year.

Some others have chosen to finance home PhD programs with a very high research allowance for students, or some others charge very low interest rates on education loans.

The UNC Cottrell Postdoc Award will provide a research allowance, opportunities for teaching, and tuition support for awardees pursuing--on or off campus--cross-disciplinary training.

"Right now... some of our postdoc fellowships provide no research allowances," she said.

If Colwell's hopes for the 2005 NSF budget come true, NSF fellows will also get more generous research allowances.

"There's no raise in the president's budget" for either NRSA stipends or research allowances, he said.

Many schools run special health plans for stipend fellows, but the research allowances that accompany many fellowships, which are intended to defray ancillary expenses such as fringe benefits, generally fail to cover the full cost.

Among these initiatives are more undergraduate research awards, networking funds for trainees, more training program grants, further increases to trainee stipends and research allowances, improved support programs for clinician-scientists, and adding trainees to peer-review committees to learn about the grants process.