NUST MISIS Announces Open International Grant Competitions

NUST MISIS announces the second wave of the Open International Grant Competitions within the framework of the Competitiveness Enhancement Program of Leading Russian Universities among Global Research and Education Centers (Project 5-100).

NUST MISIS is one of Russia’s most dynamically developing centers for research and education. Being among the leaders of technological education in Russia, NUST MISIS is also a large research center, which now offers a unique opportunity to live and work in cosmopolitan English-speaking scientific community in the heart of Moscow. You will have an opportunity to conduct research with world leading scientists and participate in top international conferences at the expense of grant funds.

Open International Grant Competition designed to support young scientists (PostDoc) with international background, invited to conduct a joint research project during 2 years (2017-2019):

https://science.misis.ru/en/dlyauchenih/tenders_and_grants/14248/

International Open International Grant Competition designed to support Young scientists (PostDoc) with international background, invited to postdoctoral position at Leading Laboratories and Infrastructure Projects of the NUST MISIS:

https://science.misis.ru/en/dlyauchenih/tenders_and_grants/14250/


Deadline for applications: September 7th and September 25th, 2017

If you have any questions regarding application process, please contact us at postdoc@misis.ru

Detailed information on Programs can be viewed here https://science.misis.ru/en/top100/konkurs/

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