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My doctoral studies would not have been possible without funding. It allowed me to undertake numerous research trips to Italy, where I carried out crucial archival and museum work. ... Ana says “My studies were generously supported by the Prince of

Gates Scholarship, Gates Cambridge Trust, for doctoral studies at the University of Cambridge, 2001. ... Chevening Scholarship, British Council, for MPhil Studies at the University of Cambridge, 2000.

course in 2008-09. After completing her doctorate at the University of Toronto in 2006, Marionne took up a Smithsonian Institution Post-doctoral Fellowship at the National Air and Space Museum, ... Helen Reddick holds a collaborative AHRC doctoral

1 Jul 2021: Linehan Fund. Dr Peter Linehan Fund. In memory of the late Dr Peter Linehan, St John’s has launched a fund to support scholarship and research in the medieval Mediterranean world. ... We hope that you will support our aim to build on Dr Linehan's

5 Mar 2019: As the MCRI develops, both universities hope to create a Research Scholarship Programme to enable doctoral student exchange between the two institutions in key research areas, primarily in engineering and computer ... I am most grateful to Eugene Power

29 Jul 2024: I carried out this work as a doctoral researcher and teaching assistant at the University of Lausanne (2010-2013, 2015-2017) and as a Swiss National Research Foundation fellow and visiting

5-6.30pm in GR06-7. All welcome, for what we hope will […]. Posted inThe CDT (Celtic Doctoral Training) Studentship competition for 2017-18 awards has now opened.

My doctoral research was supported by a Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation’s Doctoral Scholarship and an Ontario Trillium Graduate Award.

People. Simon F Dietlmeier. Doctoral Student. Biography. Simon is an interdisciplinary PhD Candidate in Engineering at the University of Cambridge. ... The research is funded by an EPSRC Doctoral Studentship of the University of Cambridge's School of

Studentship. My doctoral project, supervised by Dr Sophie Read, is broadly about the mouth: exploring the relationship between discourses of dearth and charity ("feeding the hungry") and literary education and production ... It is funded by the AHRC DTP