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AleXo
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Prov.: Estero
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 Inserito il - 20 marzo 2006 : 22:26:47
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Penso/spero di fare un cosa gradita a molti facendo segnalandovi questo:
e'disponibile il nuovo bando per borse di dottorato/master IRCSET(Irish Research Council for Science, Engineering and Technology).
Sono previste 150 nuove borse di studio, il cui valore e' stato recentemente aumentato  .
Il bando, da compilare elettronicamente, scade in data 13 aprile.
tutte le informazioni al link http://www.ircset.ie/grant_schemes/postgrad.html
N.B. ricordo che per partecipare bisogna gia' avere un contatto informale con i lab di un universita' irlandese dove sareste interessati a lavorare.
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AleXo
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Prov.: Estero
Città: San Francisco, California
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Inserito il - 26 aprile 2006 : 01:33:08
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ancora qualche offerta irlandese:
dal Microbiology Department/Environmental Change Institute c/o National University of Ireland Galway.
si tratta due PhD in Environmental Microbiology/Wastewater Bioengineering e uno in Molecular Environmental Microbiology.
il programma si articola in 3 anni e lo stipendio è di 16000€/anno(!!!).
Da come mi sembra di aver capito accettano in teoria anche BSc (quindi triennale italiana)
Per dettagli sui progetti e sui contatti chiedetemi che sono troppo lazy per ricopiarli dal volantino ora! 
Biotecnologi e Biologi Ambientali ed Industriali fatevi avanti!
p.s. Galway è carina e molto allegra!  |
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AleXo
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Prov.: Estero
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Inserito il - 07 luglio 2006 : 17:17:26
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Embark Initiative Postgraduate Research Scholarship Scheme
SECOND CALL (2006) NOW OPEN
Closing Date for Applicants:5pm on Wednesday 16th August 2006
Closing Date for Referees:5pm on Wednesday 23rd August 2006
The Embark Initiative's Postgraduate Research Scholarship Scheme is aimed at Masters and Doctorate level researchers in the sciences, engineering or technology. Applications are currently invited from suitably qualified candidates for up to 85 research funding awards under the second call in the Embark Initiative Postgraduate Research Scholarship Scheme (2006).
The scheme is open to candidates worldwide with a small number of the scholarships available to exceptional candidates from non EU member states.
Within this second call, a number of Enterprise Partnership Awards are also being offered in conjunction with participating partners.
In addition to the IRCSET scholarships Sustainable Energy Ireland (SEI) is also awarding a scholarship in this 2nd call in 2006. This scholarship will be funded by SEI and administered by IRCSET.
For further details on this call please go to http://www.ircset.ie/grant_schemes/postgrad.html
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AleXo
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Prov.: Estero
Città: San Francisco, California
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 Inserito il - 26 settembre 2006 : 22:26:43
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Ph.D. Research Scholarship
Nuclease-mediated destruction of antisense-based products of pharmaceutical biotechnology
Key words: Pharmaceutical biotechnology, antisense technology, enzyme biotechnology, environmental impact.
Antisense drugs are chemically modified RNA or DNA molecules capable of down regulating specific disease-related genes, and are ‘cutting edge’ biopharmaceuticals.
Over the initial 3-4 months the project will initially explore the manufacturing procedures employed in the large-scale production of antisense-based pharmaceutical products in the context of potential environmental impact. The main project work packages will center upon the development and evaluation of enzyme (nuclease)-mediated means of rendering antisense-containing solutions free form active antisense product. This will likely involve the screening, identification, recombinant production, characterization and immobilization of suitable nuclease enzymes. The main techniques used therefore will be in the area of protein/enzyme biochemistry, microbiology and molecular biology, although some environmental and chemical techniques will also be employed.
This research studentship is a fully funded 3 year postgraduate research scholarship (starting stipend of circa €14,500 per year plus fees, as well as a consumables and travel budget) and the successful candidate would be expected to start in or shortly after October 2006. Prospective candidates should hold a 1st class or upper 2nd class B.Sc (Hons) degree in a relevant science area such as biochemistry/biotechnology, chemistry, environmental science or analytical science.
Informal enquiries in the first instance should be directed to Dr. Gary Walsh:
Dr. Gary Walsh
Tel: +353-61-202664 E-mail: Gary.walsh[at]ul.ie
Chemical & Environmental Sciences Dept.,
University of Limerick.
Ireland.
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AleXo
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AleXo
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Prov.: Estero
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Inserito il - 21 dicembre 2006 : 00:28:13
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The Embark Initiative's Postgraduate Research Scholarship Scheme is designed for either Masters or Doctorate level researchers in the sciences, engineering or technology.
2007 Programme [First Call] NOW OPEN
The Irish Research Council for Science, Engineering & Technology invites applications for funding from intending postgraduate researchers under the Embark Initiative Postgraduate Research Scholarship Scheme (2007).
The first call in the 2007 programme will fund up to 120 Masters or Doctorate level researchers in the sciences, engineering and technology.
The scheme is open to candidates worldwide with a small number of the scholarships available to exceptional candidates from non EU member states.
A number of additional scholarships will be jointly funded by industry as part of IRCSET Enterprise Partnership Scheme. This scheme fosters mutually beneficial collaboration between the academic and commercial research sectors.
The Closing Date for all applications will be 5.00 pm, 14th February 2007.
Applications will only be received via the Online Grants Applications System
Please see:
http://www.ircset.ie/grant_schemes/postgrad.html
For further details on the call for applications and associated terms and conditions.
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AleXo
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Inserito il - 03 febbraio 2007 : 23:10:34
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Postgraduate Research Opportunity in Limerick
Current Research Projects
The Stokes Institute is the largest research centre on the University of
Limerick campus and currently has a compliment of over 30 full-time
PhD researchers and 25 post-doctoral fellows. Our principal areas of
research are in microscale mechanical engineering and biofluidics. The
primary application of our microscale engineering research is in
providing solutions to important problems encountered by the
electronics industry. Issues such as thermal management of systems
using microchannel and micro-fan cooling strategies, design for shock,
impact and vibration, reliability analysis, corrosion and electro-migration
studies and all aspects of accelerated life testing are fundamental to this
strand of research. The activities of the microscale engineering group
also include experimental aerodynamics with a focus on boundary layer
transition.
In biofluidics, we specialise in the design of complete microfluidic
systems for the medical diagnostics and bioprocessing sectors. Our goal
is to apply state-of-the-art proven technologies in solving some of the
typical problems faced by this industry. In medical diagnostics, our
primary focus is on the early detection of genetic cancers. We use the
Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) technique to amplify the genomic
markers that correlate with a particular disease type. The aim here is to
produce fully automated systems that require only a very small patient
sample to produce a diagnosis at speed and low cost. We also develop
microfluidic devices for other aspects of biotechnology particularly for
point-of-care immunoassays, tissue culture and fermentation process
sampling and analysis. Additionally, the biofluidics group also has a
small team researching pressure induced strain in arterial by-pass grafts.
Funding and Collaboration
In its sixteen year existence, the institute has secured over €10 million in
research funding and has developed strong collaborative links with
leading research centres not only in Ireland but abroad. Through its
various research programmes, the institute currently collaborates with
Bell Laboratories in the United States, The Institute for Consumer Health
and Protection at the EU Joint Research Centre in Ispra, Italy and St.
Bartholomew’s Hospital in London. Many of our researchers regularly
travel to conduct their research in these institutes. The Stokes Institute
places emphasis on the commercialisation of research and is
continuously involved in industrial projects with multinational
companies such as Nokia Mobile Phones, Lucent Technologies and
Airbus as well as local industry. Further information about our current
research activities can be obtained from our website www.stokes.ie.
Interested in Applying?
We are currently seeking enthusiastic and ambitious graduates to join
our team to work on our research projects. Due to the multidisciplinary
nature of our research, we welcome applications for doctoral study from
candidates with a good honours degree (Irish 2.1 or equivalent) from any
engineering or science discipline. All our scholarships are fully funded
(tuition fees plus a tax free stipend) for three years and lead to the award
of a PhD degree. Doctoral study at the University of Limerick is largely
driven by the researcher under the supervision and guidance of a faculty
member. At Stokes we provide all our postgraduate researchers with a
personal computer and their own individual desk space in the new
Engineering Research Building on campus. Furthermore, in addition to
offering excellent opportunities to work with our collaborators both at
home and abroad, the Institute pays some of the highest research
stipends in the University.
Pursue an IRCSET funded PhD at Stokes
Exceptional candidates who have or intend to receive a first class
honours degree this year are encouraged to apply for a postgraduate
scholarship from the Irish Research Council for Science Engineering and
Technology (IRCSET). IRCSET scholarships are valued at approximately
€72,000 over a three year period and provide full funding of tuition fees
for three years, in addition to substantial travel and consumables
budgets for your research project. Research stipends for IRCSET scholars
are also commensurate with typical entry level graduate salaries after tax
and PRSI. The Stokes Institute has a good success rate in securing
IRCSET funding and currently has 10 scholars pursuing doctoral study
under this scheme.
The closing date for applications for the first call of the 2007 IRCSET
Postgraduate Scholarship Programme is Wednesday 14th February. Full
details are available from www.ircset.ie/grant_schemes/postgrad.html.
For further information or an informal discussion about current research
projects and funding opportunities at the Stokes Institute contact:
Prof. Mark Davies
Director
Stokes Research Institute
Engineering Research Building
University of Limerick
Limerick
Ireland
Tel: +353 61 202 467
Fax: +353 61 202 393
Email: Mark.Davies@ul.ie
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