Virtual workshop: Microbiome and HIV, 19-21 October 2021
We are pleased to inform you that abstract submission is open for the Microbiome & HIV Workshop 2021. Researchers are invited to present their latest studies or share their experiences in the microbiome and HIV field until 5 September 2021.
Abstracts can be submitted under the following categories:
• Comorbidities
• Microbicides / Vaccines
• Pathogenesis
• Technologies & Methodologies
• Transmission & Prevention
• Treatment & Cure
Young Investigators and Academia from Resource-Limited Settings with accepted abstracts will be provided with a registration waiver fee to join the workshop.
Visit our website for further information on abstract submission and available discounts for submitters - https://academicmedicaleducation.com/microbiome-hiv-2021
Essential Grant Writing Skills Workshop – December 2020 / January 2021
The Africa Research Excellence Fund (AREF) is calling for applications from active, emerging health-researchers in Sub-Saharan Africa to participate in its sixth Essential Grant Writing Skills Workshop. This fully on-line programme for up to 6 participants will be held over eight 3-hour sessions during the weeks of 14 December 2020 and 4 January 2021.
Workshop aim: The Workshop aim is to enable talented early-career health- and health-related researchers to build skills to develop their own research and fellowship proposals of the quality required to win competitive international, regional and national funding.
What the Workshop will cover:
What the Workshop will not cover:
The workshop will not cover the following: how to manage research ethics approval; how to complete individual funders’ application forms; the details of intellectual property management; practice in research communication. The facilitators will use examples of real funding applications. However, they will not be assisting participants directly with the participants’ own specific proposals.
For more information visit https://www.africaresearchexcellencefund.org.uk/essential-grant-writing-skills-workshop-december-2020-january-2021
Launch: GACD Implementation Science e-Hub
The South African Medical Research Council participates in the Global Alliance for Chronic Diseases, a collaboration of major international research funding agencies that support joint funding calls and research capacity building activities to address chronic, non-communicable diseases. The alliance focuses on implementation research in low- and middle- income countries (LMICs) and in vulnerable and indigenous populations in high-income countries (HICs).
The GACD have announced the launch of the Implementation Science e-Hub. The e-Hub is a free, virtual platform for knowledge and skill development in implementation research. It is intended for researchers, students, policymakers and practitioners at any stage in their career, from anywhere in the world, interested in improving their knowledge of implementation research, especially its application for the prevention and management of non-communicable diseases in low-resource settings.
For more information visit https://implementationscience-gacd.org/
INGSA 2021 Knowledge Associate Grant Program - Evidence to policy pathways in the COVID-19 Pandemic
INGSA is excited to announce an opportunity for researchers and policy-professionals in Low and Middle Income countries, who would like to undertake projects looking at how evidence was used in the COVID-19 response.
INGSA is providing six x €8000 grants for deep-dive case studies on evidence-to-policy pathways at a local, national or regional level.
Grants will be awarded to both science researchers as well as policy professionals so we encourage everyone to apply.
This is a quick turn around grant program so applications will close on the 29th November.
For all the information on eligible countries and grant requirements see: https://www.ingsa.org/grant-programme/2021-knowledge-associates/