In 2006 we launched a new ESF Programme on "Thermal adaptation in ectotherms: Linking life history, physiology, behaviour and genetics" (ThermAdapt); see http://www.esf.org/thermadapt
The Objective of this ESF Programme is to foster a multidisciplinary European network of scientists working on thermal adaptation. We particularly aim to integrate research at multiple levels of investigation, including genetics, physiology, ecology, behaviour or theory. Interested persons or groups are encouraged to join our activities. These include advertising their expertise via our web site, and participation in various activities to be announced separately and regularly over the next 5 years such as workshops, training courses, short and long exchange grants, exchange of specimens and expertise, sharing of facilities, and scientific collaboration of any kind.
If you wish to be included in the ThermAdapt e-mail list to receive regular updates on Programme activities, please send an email to edegott@esf.org
We here Call for Applications for local organization of ==> Short Visit (< 15 days) and Exchange Grants (15 days - 3 months)
APPLICATION DEADLINE: 15. JANUARY 2008
The web site http://www.esf.org/thermadapt under > Grants features all guidelines and forms.
Proposals should be broadly related to the scientific objectives of the Programme. Short Visits may serve for planning collaborative research projects, brief data gathering or data analysis. The longer-term Exchange Grants typically involve planning and execution of a larger collaborative research project (under special circumstances stays longer than 3 months may be possible).
Grant applications will be chosen based on scientific quality, and priority will be given to applicants who come from or intend to visit countries supporting the programme (Austria , Belgium Denmark , Estonia , Finland , Germany , Hungary , Netherlands Portugal , Slovenia , Spain , Switzerland
For further inquiries contact:
Ellen Degott (ESF office liaison; Email: edegott@esf.org )
Wolf Blanckenhorn (chair; Email: wolf.blanckenhorn@zm.uzh.ch )
Mauro Santos (co-chair; Email: mauro.santos@uab.es )
When you apply, please mention that you saw the adv. at thesciencejobs.com, premier Science Jobs website
The Objective of this ESF Programme is to foster a multidisciplinary European network of scientists working on thermal adaptation. We particularly aim to integrate research at multiple levels of investigation, including genetics, physiology, ecology, behaviour or theory. Interested persons or groups are encouraged to join our activities. These include advertising their expertise via our web site, and participation in various activities to be announced separately and regularly over the next 5 years such as workshops, training courses, short and long exchange grants, exchange of specimens and expertise, sharing of facilities, and scientific collaboration of any kind.
If you wish to be included in the ThermAdapt e-mail list to receive regular updates on Programme activities, please send an email to edegott@esf.org
We here Call for Applications for local organization of ==> Short Visit (< 15 days) and Exchange Grants (15 days - 3 months)
APPLICATION DEADLINE: 15. JANUARY 2008
The web site http://www.esf.org/thermadapt under > Grants features all guidelines and forms.
Proposals should be broadly related to the scientific objectives of the Programme. Short Visits may serve for planning collaborative research projects, brief data gathering or data analysis. The longer-term Exchange Grants typically involve planning and execution of a larger collaborative research project (under special circumstances stays longer than 3 months may be possible).
Grant applications will be chosen based on scientific quality, and priority will be given to applicants who come from or intend to visit countries supporting the programme (
For further inquiries contact:
Ellen Degott (ESF office liaison; Email: edegott@esf.org )
Wolf Blanckenhorn (chair; Email: wolf.blanckenhorn@zm.uzh.ch )
Mauro Santos (co-chair; Email: mauro.santos@uab.es )
When you apply, please mention that you saw the adv. at thesciencejobs.com, premier Science Jobs website
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