In cooperation with
(the Academy of Sciences for the Developing World- Arab Regional
Office) TWAS-ARO, (German Academic Exchange Service) DAAD, Elsevier
and the Bibliotheca Alexandrina Legal Department; the Center for
Special Studies and Programs (CSSP) continues its support for young
researchers by organizing a workshop entitled Guidelines for
Researchers, during the period 27-30 September 2010. This
workshop aims at helping young researchers to refine their skills in
order to translate their scientific research into doable commercial
ventures to meet international standards.
The workshop will be
divided into three main parts:
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Part one: Proposal Writing and
Research Promotion
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Part two: Author Skills and
Publishing
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Part three: Intellectual
Property Rights
The entire workshop
will last for four days.
Application
Criteria
The applicant should
be:
1. A young
researcher, under the age of 40
2. An Arab national
citizen
3. MSc or PhD
student or post-doctoral researcher, working in the field of
sciences (Engineering or Natural Sciences)
Registration is now open (Deadline for registration is 12 August
2010).
TWAS-ARO
is offering a number of sponsorships to eligible applicants to cover
the registration fees, travel expenses and accommodation costs.
Applicants who would
like to apply for sponsorship may complete a Sponsorship Form
available at ( http//
Sponsorship Form.doc) and send it to
Heba.Maram@bibalex.org,
with a cc to
Nihal.Zaky@bibalex.org;
Riham.Khattab@bibalex.org.
(Deadline for submission
is 12 August 2010).
For more information visit:
http://www.bibalex.org/cssp/Event/Event.aspx?ID=200
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Micro Research
Grants for School Students (MRG)
Today's students are
tomorrow's leaders, and since the Bibliotheca Alexandrina aims to be
a center of excellence for the production and dissemination of
knowledge, it has been the Library’s goal to encourage youth to
interact within their communities and solve problems they encounter.
The Youth Invention Grants program introduces a sustainable culture
of invention to schools and communities with the aim of empowering
students to explore their interests in science, technology,
engineering, and math during high school.
Micro
Research Grants for School Students (MRG)
The Bibliotheca
Alexandrina is offering Micro Research Grants for Egyptian school
students seeking funds to finance innovative ideas in one of the
following fields:
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Biology
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Chemistry
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Engineering
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Environment
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Information Technology
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Materials Science
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Physics
Micro Research Grants
Application Form
Guidelines for Micro
Research Grants Program
Micro Research Grants
Mentor Signature form
Application forms and
required documents are to be filled and sent by e-mail to
asmaa.soliman@bibalex.org,
maximum by 1st of September 2010.
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