TWAS Fellowships
March 5, 2010| |
TWAS, the academy of science for the developing world, is now accepting applications for its graduate, postdoctoral, visiting scholar and advanced research fellowships available to scientists from developing countries. Scientists in the following areas - agricultural and biological sciences, medical and health sciences, chemistry, engineering, astronomy, space and earth sciences, mathematics and physics – are welcome. Visit http://www.twas.org/ or fellowships@twas.org for details of the fellowships..
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