CRDF Announces $135,000 Available for HIV/AIDS Fellowships
The HIV/AIDS Research Travel Fellowship program will support travel to U.S.-based research training opportunities that complement ongoing efforts to enhance HIV/AIDS prevention, treatment and care; within Russia and internationally.
Each fellowship is worth up to $7,500 and should work to further international scientific collaboration between the Western and Russia scientific communities.
CRDF will accept applications on a rolling basis, with travel and training completed during October 1, 2007 – June 30, 2008.
A complete list of fellowship criteria and requirements is available on the CRDF Web site: http://www.crdf.org.
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