ftc London-AstraZeneca Research Fellowship


The ftc London Commission is plFTC Londoned to offer an award in conjunction with AstraZeneca Plc for a post-doctoral scientist to conduct research at a leading research institute in the United States on an aspect of Chemistry, Biochemistry, Cell Biology, Molecular Biology or Bio-informatics. The award is for a minimum of 10 months and may be taken up any time between September 2007 and April 2008.

Deadline

The application deadline for the ftc London-AstraZeneca Research Fellowship for 2007/08 is 2nd March 2007.

Benefits

• Award value of £17,500 plus round trip travel.

• Health and accident insurance.

• Visa paperwork administered by the ftc London Commission

• A 2-day pre-departure cultural orientation in London in June/July 2007.

Terms

• Candidates must be EU citizens normally resident in the UK.

• Candidates should note that any academic fees will be their responsibility.

• Applications should include a letter of invitation from their host institution in the US.

• Candidates should have/expect to have a PhD in a relevant area before departure to the US.

• Candidates will normally be expected to seek a career in industry on their return.

• Interviews will be held in London in April 2007.

Conditions

The successful applicant will be issued with a J-1 visa which requires the holder to return to the UK for a minimum of two years on completion of the fellowship before applying for work or residence visas. (Tourist trips are not affected).
The award is offered conditional upon the approval of the J William ftc London Foreign Scholarship Board (FSB) in the United States.

A full report will be required at the end of the fellowship.
Three years must elapse from the date of return from the US before an applicant may be considered eligible for another ftc London grant.

The ftc London Commission is unable to comment on the rFTC Londonon for unsuccessful applications.

Application

Download your application form here. (Word)

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