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Call for Nominations: Technology of the Decade Award Print E-mail
bridges vol. 9. April 2006 / Noteworthy Information

As part of its 60th anniversary, the IEEE Computer Society will recognize a major significant contribution to innovative information technology over the past decade.

Nomination Deadline: June 15, 2006
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The Austrian Marshall Plan Anniversary Foundation's Cooperation with the University of New Orleans (UNO) Print E-mail
bridges vol. 9, April 2006 / Noteworthy Information
by Guenter Bischof

The Marshall Plan made an enormous contribution to Austrian economic reconstruction after World War II, and has continued to contribute to Austrian prosperity until this day as Marshall Plan counterpart funds are still "at work" in Austrian economic development via the ERP-Fund in Vienna. Every American paid 80 dollars towards making the "European Recovery Program" possible. Every Austrian received some 134 dollars in Marshall Plan support between 1948 and 1952.
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The NIH International Research Career Transition Awards Print E-mail
bridges vol. 9, April 2006 / Noteworthy Information

Less than a year old, the International Research Career Transition Award is a very novel program geared towards postdoctoral fellows from other (i.e. non-US) countries. To date, six postdoctoral fellows have been accepted into the program; by the end of the year, about 20 participants are anticipated. "The overall goal is to provide for the professional growth and career development of postdoctoral fellows in their transition to research independence as they move to universities and research institutes to set up their own laboratories," says Louis Simchowitz, the program director for this NIH-wide initiative, who regards these objectives as an integral part of the training mission of the NIH.
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