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SPRINT selects proposals in second call Versão em português
Research collaboration from the State of São Paulo and institutions of higher education and research in other countries will be funded
The São Paulo Research Foundation (FAPESP) announces the result of the second call for proposals for SPRINT - São Paulo Researchers in International Collaboration (www.fapesp.br/en/sprint), a strategy designed to encourage and promote the advancement of scientific research through the engagement of researchers affiliated with research institutions in the State of São Paulo with researcher partners abroad.
Several proposals for Research collaboration from the State of São Paulo and institutions of higher education and research in other countries were selected.
In the third call the partners that participated were: CNRS, Conicet, G3 Partnership, Queen's University of Belfast, Stellenbosch University, University of Surrey, University of York and University of Warwick.
FAPESP will provide the selected proposals with funds for travel (air tickets), health insurance and living allowances for researchers from the State of São Paulo that will visit the partner institution.
Selected proposals:
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Researchers |
Project |
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Wagner de Melo Romao Françoise Montambeault Frederic Louault Marco Giugni |
Participatory Democracy and Citizenship Trajectories: Citizens Militants and Bureaucrats FAPESP grant number: 2014/50752-1 |
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Vitor Barbanti Pereira Leite Paul Charles Whitford |
Elucidating the Role of Disorder During Biomolecular Fuction FAPESP grant number: 2014/50739-5 |
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Fabio Coral Fonseca Samuel Georges |
Enhancing the Performance of Direct Ethanol Solid Oxide Fuel Cells FAPESP#: 2014/50767-9 |
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Iberê Luiz Caldas Sadruddin Benkadda |
Control of instabilities by alfvén waves and resonant magnetic perturbations in magnetized plasmas FAPESP#: 2014/50794-6 |
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Manuela Vecchi Vincent Poireau |
Indirect Dark Matter Search with AMS-02 Data FAPESP#: 2014/50747-8 |
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Pedro Jose Floriano Ribeiro Elodie Fabre |
Multi Level Party Organisation: Brazil and Western Europe in Comparative Perspective FAPESP#: 2014/50740-3 |
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Daniel Marcos Bonotto Trevor Elliot |
Environmental Tracers of Water Resources Management FAPESP#: 2014/50743-2 |
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Jonas Augusto Rizzato Paschoa Mark Mooney |
Metaqua: Metabolite/Metabolomic Profiling in Aquaculture Research With a View to Maintaining Food Safety / Security and Animal / Human Health FAPESP#: 2014/50755-0 |
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Jose Leonardo de Moraes Gonçalves Ben Du Toit |
Building Research Capacity for Intensively Managed Forest Plantations FAPESP#: 2014/50753-8 |
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Romain Pierre Marcel Bachelard Michael Kastner |
Bounds on the Propagation of Light in Cold Atomic Clouds FAPESP#: 2014/50744-9 |
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Roberto Marcondes Cesar Junior Adrian Hilton |
Hand Tracking for Occupational Therapy FAPESP#: 2014/50769-1 |
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Thiago Cesar da Paixão Subrayal Medapati Reddy |
Development and Characterization of Molecularly Imprinted Polymer-Based Sensor for Biomarker Detection FAPESP#: 2014/50792-3 |
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Vitor Heloiz Nascimento |
Knowledge-Aided Signal Processing: Theory, Algorithms, Implementation and Applications FAPESP#: 2014/50765-6 |
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Marilia Afonso Rabelo Buzalaf Ruth Valentine Vida Zohoori |
Fluoride (F) Metabolism / Body F Retention: Effects of Host (Genetic Variation) and Environment (F Dose and Exercise) |
Selected proposals with Conicet:
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Researchers |
Project |
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Marcia de Paula Leite Andrea Del Bono |
Labor reconfigurations and multiple faces of job isecurity. A comparative analisys between Argentina and Brazil FAPESP#: 2014/50756-7 |
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Rosangela Itri Rosana Chehin |
Towards understanding the role of oxidized lipid membrane on amyloidogenic diseases: biophysical and structural characterization of membrane-induced gapdh protoribrils FAPESP#: 2014/50766-2 |
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Ricardo Shohei Hattori Juan Ignacio Fernandino |
Molecular regulation of germ cell proliferation:the effects of thermal stress and sex steroids and the roles of PEN-2, P53 and AMH genes FAPESP#: 2014/50790-0 |
The call for proposals is available at: www.fapesp.br/8790.