The Canadian government is particularly interested in projects that focus on current Canada-U.S. relations and Canada's place in North America. Priority topics include business and economic issues, Canadian values and culture, communications, environment, national and international security, natural resources and trade. The American Heart Association announces its National Research Program for 1999. Application deadline is June 15, 1999. Theses fellowships provide educational training and research experiences at DOE Laboratories for highly motivated, undergraduate students.
Appointments are available during Spring, Summer, and Fall terms.
The program affords research and training opportunities at DOE labs that complement academic programs and introduce students to the unique intellectual and physical resources present at the DOE labs. The Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation has issued a request for applications for the 2000 Elizabeth Glaser Scientist Awards. Letters of intent are due June 10, 1999. The Foundation supports basic medical research using clinical material but does not fund large therapeutic trials or the pharmacological development of drugs. To review several other new program announcements go to the Grant Advisor Newsletter for May .