Overview
Young researchers working abroad with very good scientific accomplishments and who have excelled both qualitatively and quantitatively in their scientific or technological career are eligible to receive funding and resources from Brazilian government to perform a two to three year-long research project in Brazil. The host research group would also receive funds, as a bench fee. An international call for proposals will be periodically and internationally disclosed. The program anticipates the availability of funds for at least 100 young researchers per year.
Expected candidate's profile
The scholarship program for "Young Talent Attraction" aims to attract young researchers living abroad, especially Brazilians, who have a highlighted scientific and technology production within the areas of interest to the Science Without Borders.
Priority Areas
Proposals for the Young Talent program must be focused on priority areas of the Science Without Borders Program, listed below:
- Engineering and other technological areas
- Pure and Natural Sciences
- Health and Biomedical Sciences
- Information and Communication Technologies
- Aerospace
- Pharmaceuticals
- Sustainable Agricultural Production
- Oil, Gas and Coal
- Renewable Energy
- Biotechnology
- Nanotechnology and New Materials
- Technology for prevention and mitigation of natural disasters
- Biodiversity and bioprospection
- Marine Sciences
- Minerals
- New technologies for constructive engineering
- Formation of technical personnel
- R$ 7.000,00 (seven thousand reais, about four thousand US dollars) per month for living expenses;
- Grant amounting to R$ 20.000,00 (twenty thousand reais, about eleven thousand US dollars) per year;
- Airline tickets; and
- Accommodation aid amounting R$ 7.000,00 (seven thousand reais, about four thousand US dollars).
The scholarship program for "Special Visiting Researcher" aims to attract foreign researchers recognized internationally as leadership in priority areas of Science Without Borders program, to conduct projects with Brazilian research groups and visit Brazil for up to three months each year over two to three years.
- Engineering and other technological areas
- Pure and Natural Sciences
- Health and Biomedical Sciences
- Information and Communication Technologies
- Aerospace
- Pharmaceuticals
- Sustainable Agricultural Production
- Oil, Gas and Coal
- Renewable Energy
- Biotechnology
- Nanotechnology and New Materials
- Technology for prevention and mitigation of natural disasters
- Biodiversity and bioprospection
- Marine Sciences
- Minerals
- New technologies for constructive engineering
- Formation of technical personnel
- R$ 14,000.00 (fourteen thousand reais, about seven thousand five hundred US dollars) per month for living expenses;
- Research grants in the amount of R$ 50,000.00 (fifty thousand reais, about twenty eigth thousand US dollars) per year;
- Flight tickets;
Contact Information
Phone:(61) 3211-9004 or 3211-9354
cienciasemfronteiras@capes.gov.br
suporte@cnpq.br
http://www.cienciasemfronteiras.gov.br/
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The eligibility requirements vary from scholarship to scholarship. It will also depend on the level of study the scholarship supports.
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The eligibility requirements vary from scholarship to scholarship. It will also depend on the level of study the scholarship supports.
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