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FAPESP, UoN and UoB announce result of call for proposals Versão em português
The São Paulo Research Foundation (FAPESP), University of Nottingham (UoN) and University of Birmingham (UoB), in the United Kingdom, announce the result of the call for proposals for the exchange of researchers published by the institutions in 2012.
Seven proposals were selected. The call was open for proposals in the sciences, social sciences and humanities. FAPESP, UoN and UoB will support research collaborations and the exchange of researchers (with doctoral degree or equivalent, and post-doctoral fellows) from the State of São Paulo and from the United Kingdom within the scope of the Scientific Cooperation Agreements among the institutions.
Selected proposals:
Researchers | Project title |
Alberto Tannus Peter Gordon Morris / Andrew Bagshaw |
Magnetic resonance imaging and in vivo spectroscopy methods for neuroimaging and multimodal neurosciences studies FAPESP #: 2012/50894-5 |
André Paulo Tschiptschin Hanshan Dong |
Improvement of surface properties of stainless steel used in the oil and gas industries through plasma assisted thermochemical treatment FAPESP #: 2012/50890-0 |
Francisco Silveira Guimaraes Carl William Stevenson / Jonathan Loon Choon Lee |
Cannabidiol regulation of fear memory processing and associated brain function FAPESP #: 2012/50896-8 |
Janina Onuki Sara Motta / Marco Antonio Vieira |
Is Brazil an emerging global power? Evaluating Brazil’s rise and its implications for world order FAPESP #: 2012/50891-6 |
José Fernando Garcia / Oliver Hanotte |
Genome footprints of selection to environmental stresses and reproductive fitness in crossbreed taurine X zebu cattle populations FAPESP #: 2012/50892-2 |
Juliana Gardenalli de Freitas Colin Reginald Thorne / Michael Rivett |
Urban water quality management: surface water, groundwater and ecosystem interactions FAPESP #: 2012/50888-5 |
Philippe Wilhelm Courteille Peter Kruger / Jon Golswin |
Development of quantum sensors for precision positioning and underground mapping FAPESP #: 2012/50938-2 |
Further information about the call is available at: www.fapesp.br/en/6960