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69 early-career researchers were recently awarded Researcher Exchange Programme awards as part of the 2008-09 scheme. These awards will support new collaborations between the UK and international researchers in many fields such as, archaeology, architecture, biogeochemistry, nanotechnology, biotechnology, medicine, social science, and philosophy.
New research links have been created between researchers in the UK and 27 different countries, including Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Bulgaria, Cyprus, France, Germany, Hungary, India, Japan, Portugal, Singapore, South Africa and USA.
You can view a full list of the successful applicants and their research areas here.
10 early-career researchers where recently awarded a Darwin RXP award as part of the 2008-09 scheme. The awards support new collaborations between UK and international researchers in many fields, including genetics, biodiversity, psychology, and archaeology.
New research links have been created between researchers in the UK and six different countries, including Australia, China, Germany, India and the USA.
You can view a full list of the successful applicants and their research areas here.
84 early-career researchers were recently awarded Researcher Exchange Programme awards as part of the 2007-08 scheme. The awards will support new collaborations between UK and international researchers in many fields, including climate change and energy security, nanotechnology, biotechnology, medicine, social science and archaeology.
New research links have been created between researchers in the UK and 32 different countries, including Austria, Brazil, Bulgaria, Finland, Germany, Hungary, India, Mozambique, Singapore, Thailand, Turkey and Uruguay.
You can view a full list of the successful applicants and their research areas here.
70 researchers, all at the start of their careers, were awarded Researcher Exchange Programme awards as part of the 2006-07 scheme, which supported new collaborations between UK and international researchers in the fields of energy and climate change, nanotechnology, biotechnology, astrophysics, medicine and psychology.
This was the first year of the programme and the awards supported the development of new research links between researchers in the UK and 27 different countries, including Australia, Bangladesh, Brazil, China, Germany, Japan, India, Mexico, Turkey and the United States.
You can view a full list of the successful applicants and their research areas here.
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