doc. RNDr. Michal Vinkler, PhD ______________________________________________________ Vedoucí Katedry zoologie Přírodovědecká fakulta, Univerzita Karlova Viničná 7, 128 44 Praha 2 Česká republika Head of the Department of Zoology Faculty of Science, Charles University Vinicna 7, CZ 128 44 Praha 2 Czech Republic, EU Laboratory for Evolutionary and Ecological Immunology Animal Evolutionary Biology Unit tel: +420221951845 e-mail: michal....@natur.cuni.cz https://www.natur.cuni.cz/biologie/zoologie https://www.natur.cuni.cz/biology/zoology http://web.natur.cuni.cz/zoology/eei/
Předmět: | ESEB G. Hewitt Mobility Award - Deadline 15 Jan 2024 |
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Datum: | Sat, 6 Jan 2024 12:50:38 +0100 |
Od: | ESEB Office <off...@eseb.org> |
Komu: | ESEB <off...@eseb.org> |
The award is open to PhD students or postdoctoral scientists who are, at the closing date for applications, within 6 years of the start date of their PhD and ESEB members. In addition, applicants will be considered who are more than 6 years from the start of their PhD if they have had career breaks, worked part-time, or for other reasons have not worked continuously. Applicants who have previously received a Godfrey Hewitt mobility award are not eligible. The maximum single award will be 2000 Euros. It must be used to support fieldwork or a period of research at a lab that you have not previously visited. There is no restriction on the country of residence or nationality of the applicant. A report will be required after one year.
Your
application should be sent as a single PDF file to Ute
Friedrich at the ESEB office, off...@eseb.org. It should include your name,
current status and institution, your PhD start date, your ESEB
membership number, a description of the work to be carried out
(maximum 500 words), an outline budget with brief
justification (maximum 100 words) and a signed statement from
your PhD supervisor or postdoctoral adviser (maximum 100
words) explaining why the work cannot be funded from your home
institution or your proposed host institution.
Applications will be considered by a committee chaired by
Andrea Betancourt. The aim will be to announce decisions
before the end of February 2024. In previous rounds, success
rates have been between 20 and 40%.
The committee will consider the following key criteria:
1. The value of the proposed mobility in terms of its expected output and impact on the applicant’s career. The committee prefers projects that are:
2. The need for the GHM award, i.e. the potential for the funding provided by ESEB to make a difference, in relation to resources already available through the home or host institution.
Please endeavour to address these points in your application.