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DetailsThe Scientific Visits to Europe allowed Australian professional scientists, including early career researchers, to visit Europe to collaborate with European researchers. Funding was awarded to the successful applicants as a contribution towards travel between Australia and the host institution(s) and a living allowance for a period between 14 days and 40 days.
This program is closed.
DetailsThe Scientific Visits to North America allowed Australian professional scientists, including early career researchers, to visit the USA, Canada or Mexico to collaborate with researchers in those countries. Funding of up to $10,500 was awarded to the successful applicants as a contribution towards travel between Australia and the host institution(s) and a living allowance for a period between 14 days and 40 days.
This program is closed.
DetailsThe Scientific Visits to China allowed Australian professional scientists, to visit China to collaborate with researchers in institutions associated with the Chinese Academy of Sciences. Funding was provided to each successful applicant as a contribution towards travel between Australia and the host institution(s) and a living allowance for a period between 1 and 14 days at a non-CAS institute. The Chinese Academy of Sciences provided accommodation, meals and travel for a minimum of 14 days at a CAS institute.
This program is closed.
DetailsThe Scientific Visits to Korea allowed Australian professional scientists, to visit Korea to collaborate with Korean researchers. This scheme came under the agreement between the Australian Academy of Science and the National Science Foundation of Korea (NSF). Funding was provided to each successful applicant as a contribution towards travel between Australia and the host institution(s) for a period between 14 days and 28 days. NSF provided a living allowance and if required, a travel allowance.
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DetailsThe Scientific Visits to Taiwan allowed Australian professional scientists to visit Taiwan to collaborate with Taiwan researchers. This scheme comes under the agreement between the Australian Academy of Science and the National Science Council of Taiwan. Successful applicants received a grant-in-aid as a contribution towards travel between Australia and the host institution(s) and a living allowance for a period of between 14 days and 28 days.
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DetailsIn 2008 the European Commission, under the Seventh Framework Programme, released a Marie Curie scheme called the Marie Curie International Research Staff Exchange Scheme (IRSES). IRSES aims to strengthen research partnerships through short period staff exchanges and networking activities between European research organisations and organisations from countries with which the Community has an S&T agreement, including Australia.
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DetailsThe Australian Government provided $460,365 in 2010/2011 through the Australia-Europe Research Collaboration Fund of the International Science Linkages (ISL) program for an Australia-Germany Researcher Mobility Call 2010/2011 and an Australia-Germany Solar Photovoltaics Research Call 2010/2011.
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9 December 2015
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