Grants for BioImage Analysts !

[Julien Colombelli]

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Dear all,

NEUBIAS, the network of European BioImage Analysts funded by the EU framework COST,
has opened a new activity that will run continuously for 4 years,
and is centered on mobility grants, also called Short-Term Scientific Missions.

In a Nutshell, BioImage Analysts and Life Scientists, from Research Labs AND Core facilities,
can apply for funds to cover their expenses when visiting a Host-Lab in a different country (Lab or industry)
where they will perform a short scientific project strictly focused on BioImage Analysis,
and that should enable:

1) collaborations on innovative image analysis methods,

2) access to big data analysis technology and/or image analysis tools for scientists lacking them locally,

3) knowledge transfer to support careers and regional development.

Please check all the information here:

http://eubias.org/NEUBIAS/?page_id=707

and contact these people for any question:

Julia Fernandez Rodriguez - NEUBIAS STSM Coordinator - [hidden email]
Clara Prats - NEUBIAS WG7 Co-Leader - [hidden email]
Julien Colombelli - NEUBIAS Action Chair - [hidden email]



We also remind you that the 1st NEUBIAS Training School in BioImage Analysis will be held on September 13-16, 2016.
Application Deadline (both for the course and travel grants): FRIDAY 15th of July, 2016.
Check here for more info:
http://eubias.org/NEUBIAS/?page_id=7



Best greetings

Julia, Clara and Julien

[Sunanda Marella]

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Hi Julien,

I was just looking at the grants for Bioimage analysts. I am a Image
analyst working at University of California, Santa Barbara. I was
interested in applying for this grant to train in a lab in Europe. But as I
understand I would only be eligible for a grant to go from Europe to
America, right? Do you know of other grants that aid Amercian researchers
coming to Europe?

Thanks,
Sunanda

On Wed, Jul 13, 2016 at 8:53 AM, Julien Colombelli <
[hidden email]> wrote:

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> *****
>
> Dear all,
>
> NEUBIAS, the network of European BioImage Analysts funded by the EU
> framework COST,
> has opened a new activity that will run continuously for 4 years,
> and is centered on mobility grants, also called Short-Term Scientific
> Missions.
>
> In a Nutshell, BioImage Analysts and Life Scientists, from Research Labs
> AND Core facilities,
> can apply for funds to cover their expenses when visiting a Host-Lab in a
> different country (Lab or industry)
> where they will perform a short scientific project strictly focused on
> BioImage Analysis,
> and that should enable:
>
> 1) collaborations on innovative image analysis methods,
>
> 2) access to big data analysis technology and/or image analysis tools for
> scientists lacking them locally,
>
> 3) knowledge transfer to support careers and regional development.
>
> Please check all the information here:
>
> http://eubias.org/NEUBIAS/?page_id=707
>
> and contact these people for any question:
>
> Julia Fernandez Rodriguez - NEUBIAS STSM Coordinator -
> [hidden email]
> Clara Prats - NEUBIAS WG7 Co-Leader - [hidden email]
> Julien Colombelli - NEUBIAS Action Chair -
> [hidden email]
>
>
>
> We also remind you that the 1st NEUBIAS Training School in BioImage
> Analysis will be held on September 13-16, 2016.
> Application Deadline (both for the course and travel grants): FRIDAY 15th
> of July, 2016.
> Check here for more info:
> http://eubias.org/NEUBIAS/?page_id=7
>
>
>
> Best greetings
>
> Julia, Clara and Julien
>