Weekly round-up #203

Welcome

Welcome new members

It has been a busy 2022 so far and we are happy to welcome 24 new members to VALIDATE.

Check out their profile, get in touch, and form your next research collaboration. If a member has not shared their contact details, email validate@ndm.ox.ac.uk, and we can pass on your details.

Funding:


  • TWAS Awards - The World Academy of Scienecs provides nine awards to individual scientists who have been working and living in a developing country for at least 10 years. The cycle of the TWAS Awards is now every two years - deadline 30 March 2021
  • Infections and Immunity New Investigator - The new investigator research grant is aimed at researchers who are capable of becoming independent principal investigators and who are now ready to take the next step towards that goal - deadline 11 May 2022
  • MRC Infections and Immunity Programme - Apply for funding for research projects focused on infections and immunity - deadline 11 May 2022


You can find a list of all relevant external funding we've spotted for our members on our external funding page.​​​​

Training Opportunities and Events:

Find more training and events opportunities on our Training and Events pages.

Job Opportunities:

 

There are many more relevant career opportunities on our jobs page.

 

 

Highlights on Twitter this week:

The LSE Impact blog had an interesting article on the effect of the pandemic on ECRs, ScienceNorway had information on a new TB vaccine that could also act as a treatment, and the Microbiology Society open up nominations for their 2022 Lecture Prize. Know Your Vaccines had some engagement information about vaccine ingredients, and write that PhD had 10 simple rules to improve writing productivity. We celebrated as VALIDATE member Dr Maria Elena Bottazzi was nominated for a Nobel Prize by a US congresswoman and fellow nominee Peter Hotez spoke about NTDs on the New England Biolabs Podcast. United Against NTDs shared infographics on the economic impact of and lack of funding for Neglected tropical diseases. Stay up to date with all the relevant news and opportunities by following  @NetworkVALIDATE on Twitter.

 

Published: 9 February 2022