2017 MISF Du Pré Grants Available for Multiple Sclerosis Researchers

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About the 2017 MISF Du Pré Grants Available for Multiple Sclerosis Researchers Applications are currently being invited for the 2017 MISF Du Pré Grants Available for Multiple Sclerosis Researchers from Developing countries and the details are provided below. MISF Du Pré Grants enable MS researchers to work in established MS research centres outside their own country. MISF offers …

2017 MISF Du Pré Grants Available for Multiple Sclerosis Researchers

About the 2017 MISF Du Pré Grants Available for Multiple Sclerosis Researchers

Applications are currently being invited for the 2017 MISF Du Pré Grants Available for Multiple Sclerosis Researchers from Developing countries and the details are provided below.

MISF Du Pré Grants enable MS researchers to work in established MS research centres outside their own country.

MISF offers Du Pré Grants to MS researchers from emerging countries to enable them to make short visits to established MS research centres outside their own country, either to learn from each other or to carry out parts of joint research projects. The aim is to encourage cross-fertilisation of skills through collaborative research projects. Two of the annual awards are supported by Stichting MS Research (the Dutch MS Research Foundation).

Application Deadline

30th June 2017

Eligible Countries

Emerging Countries

 

Eligibility Criteria

All candidates must:

  • be educated to post graduate level in an area relevant to multiple sclerosis (MS)
  • be citizens of an emerging country (all countries with a low, lower middle or upper middle income as defined by the World Bank)
  • focus their research in an area relevant to MS

Before nomination, candidates need to have identified a suitable project and discussed their involvement with the project supervisor of the host institution outside their own country. Candidates are encouraged to identify a suitable host institute and supervisor to develop their project proposal before applying.

Candidates are expected to return to their own countries at the end of the study period where they will contribute to advancing care and research in MS.

The grant may also be used as a supplement for work related to MS by a candidate who has been accepted for training in a recognised institute (within the six months prior to nomination) but who doesn’t have enough money to cover the total cost.

 

 

Value of Research

Each grant is likely to be between UK £2,000 and £4,000, to a maximum of £5,000. The funds are intended to go towards travel and living costs, or to top up an existing grant to extend a visit.

Research Duration

Visits generally last between two and six months.

How to Apply

Candidates must provide the following to apply: A letter from the candidate detailing their reasons for nomination and the requested grant amount. His or her curriculum vitae. Signed testimonies (references) from at least two people with whom the candidate has worked. A description of the field of research that the candidate wishes to be trained in or the research that he or she wishes to carry out A lay summary of the research proposal A letter of support from the supervisor of the host institution, indicating that appropriate facilities will be made available.

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For more information, visit Research Webpage

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