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Apply for a Fellowship at STIASWebsite/Application LinkSTIAS provides and maintains an independent ‘creative space for the mind’ to advance scientific inquiry and engaged scholarship across all disciplines. The Institute is global in its reach and local in its African roots, and values original thinking and innovation in this context. The Fellowship programme comprises projects which are entirely self-generated and proposed by applicants, as well as projects or programmes initiated and led by STIAS typically with select partner organisations. A prospective STIAS Fellow may apply either individually, or as part of a team, or as an Iso Lomso early career scholar, or as an artist-in-residence. The STIAS terms run from mid-January to mid-June (first semester), and from mid-July to mid-December (second semester). The Fellowship programme is guided by the Institute’s commitment to being a creative space for the mind, an inter/cross generation space as well as a cross-disciplinary space that encourages cross-pollination of ideas and hence gives preference to projects that will tap into, and benefit from, a multi-disciplinary discourse while also contributing unique perspectives to individual, collective and engaged discourses, an opportunity for a Fellow beyond self. STIAS Fellows are, except in prior agreed-to circumstances, expected to be resident at STIAS for the duration of a Fellowship in pursuit of their proposed research project.By: Aaron DornerWednesday, Mar 25, 2026AGRI-FOOD SYSTEMS+6
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The Science Granting Councils Initiative (SGCI) in sub-Saharan Africa call for proposals to supportCall for Proposals Deadline: Thursday, April 30, 2026 - 23:59 ET Programs: Science Granting Councils Initiative in Sub-Saharan Africa Duration: 30 months Topic(s): Science and Technology Funded by The Government of Norway, the United Kingdom’s Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) and Wellcome Budget Up to CAD500,000 Point of contact SGCSSA@idrc.ca Type: Grant Status: Open Scope This funding opportunity supports the establishment and operationalization of the Capacity Strengthening Hub under Phase III of the Science Granting Councils Initiative (SGCI-3). The Hub will play a coordinating role in strengthening the research and innovation management capacities of Science Granting Councils (SGCs) across sub-Saharan Africa. Working under the strategic guidance of the Capacity Strengthening Committee (CSC) and in close collaboration with the Program Management Team (PMT), the Hub will coordinate annual capacity-strengthening plans, manage a digital-learning and knowledge-sharing platform and support monitoring, evaluation and learning related to institutional development. It will also facilitate communication, peer exchange and feedback across participating Councils and technical partners. The Hub will not directly deliver training, mentoring, or technical assistance, as these activities will be funded and implemented separately under SGCI-3. Eligibility This funding opportunity is open to legally registered organizations based in sub-Saharan Africa, applying either individually or as the lead organization of a consortium, with demonstrated expertise in research and innovation management and experience supporting capacity strengthening of Science Granting Councils and public sector science, technology and innovation institutions. Applicants must have the legal authority to contract and manage funds and the capacity to work in English and French; additional eligibility requirements are outlined in the full call for proposals. More details For more information, please read the detailed call for proposals document and frequently asked questions. Learn more about SGCI. More questions? Please direct them to SGCSSA@idrc.ca.By: Aaron DornerWednesday, Mar 25, 2026SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION
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ICGEB BiotechNet Grants 2026 CRP – Collaborative Research ProgrammeFunding opportunities are made available through the Collaborative Research Programme (CRP) – ICGEB Research Grants, a dedicated source of funding that aims to finance projects addressing original scientific problems of particular relevance for the host country and of regional interest. The BiotechNet CRP scheme foresees the award of 2-year Research Grants to local investigators in Ethiopia, Djibouti, Kenya and Uganda to conduct original research projects having national/regional relevance. Through these grants, beneficiary research institutes will be supported in the creation and/or upgrading of appropriate research facilities. Closing Dates for Applications:30 APRIL 2026, 23:59 CET Apply Biotechnet Grants Guidelines 2026 CRP online submission Guidelines Download poster FAQBy: Aaron DornerWednesday, Mar 25, 2026SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION
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TWAS-CSIR Postgraduate Fellowship ProgrammeThe Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) of India and UNESCO-TWAS have established a number of fellowships for foreign scholars from developing countries, who wish to pursue research toward a PhD in emerging areas of science and technology, for which facilities are available in CSIR laboratories and institutes. Deadline 06 May 2026 Partner Organizations Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, India Eligible nationalities Developing countries in the South Host countries India Level PhD Minimum degree held MSc Duration Up to 4 years Field 01-Agricultural Sciences 02-Structural, Cell and Molecular Biology 03-Biological Systems and Organisms 04-Medical and Health Sciences incl. Neurosciences 05-Chemical Sciences 06-Engineering Sciences 07-Astronomy, Space and Earth Sciences 08-Mathematical Sciences 09-Physics Age limit 35 Sandwich option YES Applications can only be submitted via online portal once the call is open. Please use the “apply now” button at the bottom of this page to start your application once the call is open. Opening date of this fellowship: 6 March 2026 Closing date of this fellowship: 6 May 2026 Applicants are encouraged to apply for the preliminary acceptance letter as early as possible, even before the opening date of the call. Keeping in mind that only Acceptance letters dated the same year as the year of application are eligible. Programme Details TWAS-CSIR Postgraduate Fellowships are tenable in CSIR research laboratories and institutes in India for a maximum period of four years. Applicants may be registered for a PhD degree in their home country, or may enrol in a PhD course at any University in India. Eligible CSIR institutions: Information on CSIR laboratories and institutes can be obtained by following the links here: https://www.csir.res.in/about-us/csir-network-map. Alternatively, a list of eligible institutes is available at the bottom of this page as a Word document. SANDWICH Fellowships (for those registered for a PhD in their home country): The Fellowship may be granted for a minimum period of 6 months and a maximum period to be decided by the host institute, but no greater than 3 years. FULL-TIME Fellowships (for those not registered for a PhD): The Fellowship may be granted for up to a maximum duration of 4 years. CSIR will provide a monthly stipend to cover for living costs, food and health insurance. The monthly stipend will not be convertible into foreign currency. In addition, Fellowship awardees are entitled to subsidized accommodation. The language of instruction for foreign scholars in CSIR laboratories/institutes is English. Eligibility Applicants for these fellowships must meet the following criteria: Be a maximum age of 35 years on 31 December of the application year. Be nationals of a developing country (other than India). Must not hold any visa for temporary or permanent residency in India or any developed country. Hold a Master's degree in science and technology. Be regularly employed in their home country and hold a research assignment there. SANDWICH Fellowships: Be registered PhD students in their home country and provide the "Registration and No Objection Certificate" from the HOME university. FULL-TIME Fellowships: Be willing to register at a university in India within the first year, if agreed to by CSIR. Be accepted at a CSIR laboratory/institution and provide an official acceptance letter from the host institution (see sample Acceptance Letter that can be downloaded below or included in the Application Form). NB: Requests for acceptance must be directed to the chosen CSIR host institution(s); provide evidence of proficiency in English, if medium of education was not English; provide evidence that s/he will return to her/his home country on completion of the fellowship; not take up other assignments during the period of her/his fellowship; be financially responsible for any accompanying family members. Submitting your application If already registered for a PhD in their home country, applicants should ensure that the Vice-Chancellor or Registrar of the HOME university signs a copy of the "Registration and No Objection Certificate" (see sample included in the Application Form), a copy of which should be sent to both CSIR and TWAS. Applicants should submit the acceptance letter from a CSIR institution when applying or by the deadline at the latest. Without preliminary acceptance, the application will not be considered for selection. Applications for the TWAS-CSIR Postgraduate Fellowship Programme can ONLY be submitted to TWAS via the online portal. A tutorial on how to use the online application form is available below for download. Please be advised that applicants may apply for only one programme per calendar year in the TWAS and OWSD portfolio. Applicants will not be eligible to visit another institution in that year under the TWAS Visiting Professor programmes. One exception: The head of an institution who invites an external scholar to share his/her expertise under the TWAS Visiting Professor programmes may still apply for another programme. Results of the fellowship selection should be available in at the end of 2026 or early 2027 and selected candidates will be able to start their fellowship NO earlier than 2027. Contact Details • TWAS Fellowships OfficeICTP Campus, Strada Costiera 1134151 Trieste, ItalyPhone: +39 040 2240-3314Fax: +39 040 2240-689E-mail: fellowships@twas.org • Dr (Mrs) Mamta SharmaPrincipal ScientistInternational S&T Affairs Directorate (ISTAD)Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR)Anusandhan Bhavan, 2, Rafi Marg, New Delhi 110 001Tel: +91-11-23470218 or 8987482814E-mail: mamtasharma@csir.res.inWeb: www.csir.res.in Contact email: fellowships@twas.org Application doc(s): online_forms_applicants_tutorial.pdf1.34 MB sample_preliminary_acceptance_letter.pdf62.54 KB updated-list-of-csir-eligible-centres_2023.docx27.66 KB APPLY NOWBy: Aaron DornerWednesday, Mar 25, 2026WATER, ENERGY, AND THE ENVIRONMENT+1
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AgroServ's Transnational/Virtual Access Programme – Application procedureWebsite Link: agroserv Transnational/Virtual AccessBenefits of AgroServ's access Free AccessUtilize services offered by AgroServ partners at no cost. Travel SupportReceive reimbursement for travel and accommodation expenses. On-site SupportAssistance during project execution at partner facilities. Knowledge TransferAccess necessary expertise to complete your experimental work. Overview AgroServ enables researchers from academia and industry and all practitioners who are interested in doing research in agroecology to access installations and services across Europe, with a Catalogue of services provided by the 11 Research Infrastructures within AgroServ. Our focus is on supporting research in sustainable and resilient agriculture, emphasizing the 'one health' approach.By: Aaron DornerTuesday, Mar 24, 2026AGRI-FOOD SYSTEMS+2
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ARUA Early Career Research FellowshipsEarly-Career Research Fellowships - ARUA. ^This link contains full description of fellowship and the application form.By: Aaron DornerTuesday, Mar 24, 2026AGRI-FOOD SYSTEMS+2
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CALL FOR PAPERS, JOURNAL OF WEST AFRICAN HISTORYFounding Editor-in-Chief: Nwando Achebe Editors: Saheed Aderinto, Trevor R. Getz, Toby Green, Vincent Hiribarren, Harry Nii Koney Odamtten. Book Review Editors: Mark Deets, Nana Kesse, Madina Thiam. Open call - no set deadlineThe Journal of West African History (JWAH) is a peer-reviewed, interdisciplinary research journal dedicated to publishing high-quality scholarship on West African history. Positioned at the forefront of new research, JWAH addresses representation gaps by fostering critical scholarship on topics such as women and gender, sexuality, slavery, oral history, popular and public culture, and religion. The editorial board invites submissions that engage diverse topical, theoretical, and methodological approaches. Committed to rigorous analysis and international in scope, JWAH offers a critical intervention in knowledge production. Each issue includes scholarly book reviews, and articles are published in English, French, and Portuguese, with African-language abstracts. JWAH is published by Michigan State University Press. The editorial board invites scholars to submit original article-length manuscripts (not exceeding 10,000 words including endnotes) accompanied by an abstract that summarizes the argument and significance of the work. Review essays should engage the interpretation, meaning, or importance of an author’s argument for a wider scholarly audience. See what we have available for review on our Book Reviews page. Please contact our Book Review Editors at mark.deets@aucegypt.edu, madina.thiam@nyu.edu, or nkesse@clarku.edu for more information. Manuscripts submitted to the Journal of West African History should be submitted online at https://lnkd.in/eDBDg6fX. In order to submit an article, you will have to create an account. The site will guide you through this process.By: Aaron DornerMonday, Mar 2, 2026CULTURE AND SOCIETY+2
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