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AIMS NEI Fellowship Program for Women in Climate Change Science 2020

The African Institute for Mathematical Sciences Next Einstein Initiative (AIMS-NEI) is now accepting applications from interested female scientists for its 2020 Fellowship Program. The deadline for the submission of applications for the AIMS NEI Fellowship Program for Women in Climate Change Science is 30th June, 2020.

AIMS NEI Fellowship Program for Women in Climate Change Science

The African Institute for Mathematical Sciences Next Einstein Initiative (AIMS-NEI) is pleased to invite interested female scientists to apply for the third round of the AIMS-NEI Fellowships for Women in Climate Change Science (WiCCS) 2020.

Climate change – including global warming – poses significant threats to humanity. Documented impacts of global warming include an increased frequency and severity of heatwaves across the globe and frequent droughts, both of which exacerbate food insecurity and health problems in many parts of the world, particularly in Africa.

The AIMS-NEI Fellowship Program for Women in Climate Change Science (WiCCS) seeks to increase women’s participation in, and contribution to, to a more sustainable societal response to climate change.

AIMS NEI Fellowship Program for Women in Climate Change Science Eligibility.

To be eligible, applicants must be:

AIMS NEI Fellowship Program for Women in Climate Change Science Benefits.

How to Apply for AIMS NEI Fellowship Program for Women in Climate Change Science.

The following supporting documents are required:

Supporting documents should be saved as a pdf in the format: “name of the research program_type of_document_ AIMSentity/centre_monthyear of applying_first and last name of applicant.” For instance, “MS4CR fellowship_application form_AIMS-NEI_Apr2020_SarahJake”.

Applicants should request that three confidential letters of support be emailed to ms4cr-fellows@nexteinstein.org, using as subject “MS4CR fellowship application support letter-first and last name of applicant” by the application deadline.

Two of these letters should come from the applicant’s immediate supervisor at her home institution and the named collaborator at her proposed host institution. At least one letter should come from a referee who is qualified to assess the applicant’s experience in climate change research, practice, and/or policy. You should share with your referees a copy of the ‘Terms of Reference for Fellows’ and the ‘Instructions for Referees’ document.

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