So early-career researchers from anywhere will be able to apply to the EC's programmes for funding, and the quid pro quo for Europeans is that they will be able to take their fellowships to the Americas, Australasia, or Asia.
With his medical school degree and a growing family, David moved to the Cleveland area in 1978 to take a fellowship in gastroenterology.
Those feelings are especially potent because Mr. Snyder is not sure what he wants to do with the rest of his life, whether he wants to change fields or take a fellowship in environmental medicine.
He ended up moving to California to take a "fellowship" from Peter Thiel, the co-creator of PayPal and one of the first people to put money into Facebook.
Last June, Kundra stepped down from his position as CIO to take a fellowship at Harvard University, which was a joint program with the Kennedy School and the Berkman Center for Internet and Society.
Taking research fellowships in Canada, Japan, and Australia, I traveled the world, giving talks and writing papers on chaos and fractals in nanometer-scale electronic devices.
Both had their latest children in the United States but will be taking up fellowships in their native countries--Belletti at the National Cancer Institute in Aviano, Italy, and Unk at the Hungarian Academy of Science in Szeged.
Mr. Choe left the position to take two yearlong fellowships, Mr. Liu added, not, as many Korean-Americans in Queens say, because of the controversy over Nodutdol.
No matter where you're from or where you're going, fellowships take time to apply for, time to review, and time to administer.
The Soros Fellowships take about 30 people per year, so what I am talking about would have to be on a much grander scale.
