Juliano Palacios Abrantes<https://jepa.shinyapps.io/jpalacios/>
PhD. Student
Changing Oceans Research Unit
The Institute for the Oceans and Fisheries
University of British Columbia
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Subject: (Optional) MEOPAR Postdoctoral Awards
Date: May 8, 2018 at 12:12:46 PM PDT
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*Please distribute to postdoctoral fellows, graduate students, and faculty.*
*MEOPAR Postdoctoral Awards*
In 2018-19, the Marine Environmental Observation, Prediction and Response
(MEOPAR) Network will offer up to three Postdoctoral Awards. The awards will
provide top-up funding ($20,000/year) to highly-qualified postdoctoral
candidates who have secured a base level of funding from other sources.
Proposed research activities must address MEOPAR’s organizational objective: To
connect partners, resources and expertise to prepare for risks and take
advantage of opportunities in the changing marine environment. Research must be
linked to one of MEOPAR’s four challenge areas:
* Ocean Observation;
* Forecasting/Projection;
* Coastal Resilience; and
* Marine Operations/Transportation.
The purpose of these awards is to bring new postdoctoral fellows into the
network and to connect them with MEOPAR-funded researchers and Highly-Qualified
Personnel (HQP). MEOPAR’s top-up funding will empower postdoctoral candidates
to take full advantage of professional development and career-building
opportunities, providing them with the ability to:
* Increase their stipend for financial flexibility;
* Participate in training and networking opportunities through MEOPAR;
* Present and discuss results at national and international conferences and
other fora;
* Purchase or fund specialized equipment, travel, or supplies for their
research; or
* Offset costs associated with publication.
Application instructions and eligibility criteria are available on MEOPAR’s
website:
http://meopar.ca/programs/training/training-initiatives/
The deadline to apply is 3 July 2018.
Questions about the award may be directed to Laura Avery
(laura.avery@xxxxxxxxx<mailto:laura.avery@xxxxxxxxx>).
About MEOPAR
Established in 2012 through Canada’s federal Networks of Centres of Excellence
Program, the Marine Environmental Observation, Prediction and Response (MEOPAR)
Network is a national network of academic researchers, students, government
scientists, and partners in the private, not-for-profit and community sectors
working together to reduce Canada’s vulnerability to marine risk. An
independent not-for-profit organization, MEOPAR supports interdisciplinary
research, provides training opportunities for students, and mobilizes
scientific knowledge and technology through cross-sector engagement. MEOPAR’s
objective is to connect partners, resources and expertise to prepare for risks
and take advantage of opportunities in the changing marine environment.
Regards,
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