AONSA Young Research Fellowships are open; apply now. Applications are invited for the AONSA Young Research Fellowship for those who wish to perform neutron research at major neutron facilities in the region (but not in their home country) for the year 2024.
The AONSA Young Research Fellowship Program was established in 2024 to support highly talented young scientists in the Asia-Oceania region and help them develop their expertise and careers in neutron science and technology. The program will provide financial support for fellows to visit major neutron facilities in the region for collaborative research using neutrons.
The Asia-Oceania Neutron Scattering Association (AONSA) is an affiliation of neutron scattering societies and committees that directly represent users in the Asia-Oceania Region. The overriding purposes of the association are to provide a platform for discussion and a focus for action in neutron scattering and related topics in the Asia-Oceania Region.
AONSA Young Research Fellowship Description:
- Applications Deadline: August 31, 2024
- Course Level: Fellowships are available for young scientists to pursue research.
- Study Subject: The AONSA Young Research Fellowship Program was established in 2024 to support highly talented young scientists in the Asia-Oceania region and help them develop their expertise and careers in neutron science and technology.
- Scholarship Award: The Fellowship consists of a certificate of Fellowship award, one round-trip airfare between his/her home institute and the hosting facility, and local living expenses at the hosting facility. The amount of support for local living expenses shall be determined based on the nominal cost of living and the funding resources available. At least one staff member shall be assigned by the hosting facility to the fellow as a collaborator and mentor.
- Nationality: The AONSA Young Research Fellowship Program will be open to young scientists in the Asia-Oceania region.
- Number of Scholarships: A total of three fellowship positions are available in this application round (one for each hosting facility), and the possible duration of each fellowship visit is 3 to 12 months.
- scholarship can be taken in The hosting Neutron Facilities in 2024 are J-PARC (Japan), OPAL at ANSTO (Australia), and CSNS (China).
Eligibility for the AONSA Young Research Fellowship:
Eligible Countries: The AONSA Young Research Fellowship Program will be open to young scientists in the Asia-Oceania region.
Entrance Requirements: Applicants must meet the following criteria:
- The AONSA Young Research Fellowship Program shall be open to young scientists in the Asia-Oceania region within 8 years of the completion of their PhD (as of the application deadline, excluding career interruptions) who wish to perform neutron research at major neutron facilities in the region (but not in their home country).
- The Chair of the Fellowship Selection Committee (SC) will announce the call for applications through the AONSA network, which includes member societies, observers, and other staff members chosen by the SC.
- A standard application form (provided by AONSA)
An application should include: all required information, including
- A standard application form (provided by AONSA) with all required information, including a scientific plan for collaborative neutron research,.
- A curriculum vitae including a full list of publications. One recommendation letter from a supervisor at the home institute.
- One letter of support from the president of the home neutron society or a representative of the home neutron community.
- The application shall be electronically submitted to the AONSA Office by the deadline indicated in the Call for Applications.
- An application shall be valid for one cycle only
English Language Requirements: Applicants whose first language is not English are usually required to provide evidence of proficiency in English at the higher level required by the university.
AONSA Young Research Fellowship Application Procedure:
How to Apply: Please send your applications electronically to the AONSA Office with a c.c. to limei-sun2000-at-163.com by August 31, 2024. The results will be communicated to applicants in November 2024, and the fellowship visits will start in 2024.
An application should include:
- A standard application form (provided by AONSA) with all required information, including a scientific plan for collaborative neutron research,.
- One recommendation letter from a supervisor at the home institute.
- A curriculum vitae including a full list of publications.
- One letter of support from President of the neutron society or a representative of home neutron community
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