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Eligibility: PhD students and young researchers from European countries
(Israel and other Mediterrenean countries included) of maximum 35 years of age.
Please note: these grants are intended for students and young
researchers with real
financial difficulties. Applicants should first verify that no local
funding (eg. research grants) is available to them before applying.
Two kinds of grants are offered:
Email: ale@di.uniroma1.it
The application should specify the BICI event the applicant is interested
in participating in.
Award decisions will be made jointly by BICI and UNESCO(ROSTE).
Applicants will be notified well in advance of the events. Grant
recipients will receive a BICI-UNESCO(ROSTE) certificate of
participation.
Bertinoro International Center for Informatics
(BICI) and the
UNESCO Office in Venice-Regional Bureau for Science in
Europe(ROSTE)
have agreed to cooperate since 2004 in order to increase the
participation of young scientists and PhD students from European countries
in BICI scientific-training activities in the field of informatics and
applied mathematics. A number of BICI-UNESCO(ROSTE)
short-term grants for the participation in BICI scientific-educational
meetings will be offered.
Under special circumstances, participants from countries with
hard economic conditions may receive partial support for travel
costs.
How to apply: Fill and send, preferably by email, the following
application form, together with a curriculum vitae
and at least one recommendation letter to:
Informatica, University of Rome La Sapienza
via Salaria 113 (piano terzo)
00198 Roma, Italy
The following grants were
awarded in 2004