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bridges Volume 21 - now online!
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Launch: ASciNA Mentoring Program
ASciNA and Brainpower Austria launched a new Mentoring Program on July 1, 2009, and currently accept applications from mentors and mentees until August 15, 2009. The Mentoring Program aims to develop a mentoring framework, where established Austrian scientists/scholars and professionals provide guidance, experience and wisdom to early career researchers from Austria. Further information is available at ASciNA's website.
Now Available! Guide to Residence and Employment of Foreign Researchers in Austria
A new guideline with useful information for foreign scientists going to Austria, published by the Federal Ministry of Interior, is now available. Please follow the link to find all detailed information concerning regulations for entry and residence.
Austrian Science Talk 2009 in New Orleans
This year's event follows the motto 'Under Crisis Conditions' and takes place on October 3, 2009 in New Orleans, LA - side events start October 1. The Austrian Science Talk aims to intensify the transatlantic relationship between the United States of America and Austria. Every year a delegation of Austrian experts in Science & Technology, Research, Industry and Politics discuss the latest policies and opportunities in North America and Austria. The event provides an excellent opportunity for networking with other scientists and representatives from Austria. Please consult the invitation for further details on the agenda, and find regulations on available travel grants as well as an option for online registration at the website of brainpower Austria (in German only).
Lecture of the Austrian Scientist of the Year 2008, Prof. Fatima Ferreira, at the Austrian Embassy on June 29th
The 3rd lecture of the Austrian Scientist of the Year took place on June, 29. The laureate of 2008 is Prof. Fatima Ferreira, an allergist who heads the renowned Christian Doppler Laboratory of Allergy Diagnosis Research at the University of Salzburg, Austria. Ferreira presented her scientific work "Allergy vaccines: waking up a sleeping beauty," emphasizing the importance of developing new, more specialized therapy approaches to cure allergies, which already affect 20 to 30 percent of the population of industrialized countries. The lecture was followed by a reception. Further information on the lecture and Photo Gallery.
The 3rd lecture of the Austrian Scientist of the Year took place on June, 29. The laureate of 2008 is Prof. Fatima Ferreira, an allergist who heads the renowned Christian Doppler Laboratory of Allergy Diagnosis Research at the University of Salzburg, Austria. Ferreira presented her scientific work "Allergy vaccines: waking up a sleeping beauty," emphasizing the importance of developing new, more specialized therapy approaches to cure allergies, which already affect 20 to 30 percent of the population of industrialized countries. The lecture was followed by a reception. Further information on the lecture and Photo Gallery.
