US citizens with PhD or comparable pro-fessional experience are eligible. Short-term travel grants. Support travel associated with scholarly projects in humanities and social sciences focusing on Central and Eastern Europe, Eurasia and Mongolia. Individual advanced research opportunities. Grants for two to 12 months support travel and expenses for research at institutions in Central and Eastern Europe and Eurasia in policy research and development, humanities and social sciences, crossdisciplinary studies, and foreign language and area studies, by scholars who are US citizens or permanent residents.
Humanities focus grants.
Preservation and access projects. Postdoctoral and senior fellowships support training of scientists and scholars who are US citizens or permanent resi-dents for research related to genome project. Predoctoral fellowship awards for minority students. Collaboration in basic science and engineering. Program pro-vides grants to US citizens or permanent residents who plan to establish new research partnerships with colleagues in Central or Eastern Europe and or states of the former Soviet Union.