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POGO and the Scientific Committee on Oceanic Research (SCOR) offer visiting research fellowships for a maximum of three months to scientists, technicians, graduate students (PhD) and post-doctoral fellows involved in oceanographic work at centres in developing countries and countries with economies in transition. Application Deadline: 30th April 2024 Eligible Countries: Developing Countries About the Award: This programme is designed to promote training and capacity building leading toward a global observation scheme for the oceans. The Programme has been a success for over fifteen years, with over 160 fellowships awarded since 2001. The Partnership for Observation of the Global Oceans, POGO, is a forum created in 1999 by directors and leaders of major oceanographic institutions worldwide to promote global oceanography. Type: Fellowship Eligibility: The fellowship program is open to scientists, technicians, postgraduate students (preferably of PhD level) and post-doctoral fellows of developing countries and countries with economies in transition and involved in oceanographic work. Applicants must be citizens of developing countries or economies in transition, as defined by the Development Assistance Committee (DAC) of the OECD, The main purpose of the program is to advance sustained ocean observations and their applications. Priority is given to applicants in early stages of career development. This fellowship is intended to support training in oceanographic observations, not to learn research techniques. Its main purpose is to advance sustained ocean observations and their applications; it offers the opportunity to visit other oceanographic centres for a short period (1 to 3 months) for training on any aspect of oceanographic observations, analyses, and interpretation. Selection Criteria: The Selection Criteria involve a number of factors including: Quality of the application; Relevance of the application to the priority areas identified in the Fellowship Announcement (Argo Floats and gliders; fixed-point time-series observations; large-scale, operational biological observations including biodiversity; emerging technologies for ocean observations; data management; coastal observations/ coastal zone management; ocean and coastal modeling; oxygen and other biogeochemical sensors on floats and gliders; optical measurements of living and non-living particles; time series measurements of N2O and CH4); ocean observations and modeling in the Indian Ocean (contributions to IIOE-2). Evidence that the training will lead to capacity-building with potential lasting impact on regional observations; and, The need to maximise regional distribution of the awards. Number of Awards: Not specified Value of Award: Fellowship covers: 1-3 month visit to another oceanographic institute anywhere in the world. Training on any aspect of oceanographic observations, analyses, and interpretation. International airfare. Transport from airport to host institution. Contribution towards living expenses. Duration of Programme: 1 to 3 months How to Apply: The online application portal is open. Supporting document files can be found below for reference. It is important to go through all application requirements on the Programme Webpage (see link below) before applying GOODLUCK! Visit Programme Webpage for Details

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