Following are
the links to the International Research
organisations/Foundations and their local Embassies /High Commission
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Australia
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Australian
Academy of Science(AAS) High Commission |
Belgium
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The
National Fund for Scientific Research
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Canada
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The
Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC)
High Commission |
France
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The Human
Frontier Science Program Organization ( HFSP )supports novel,
innovative and interdisciplinary basic research focused on the
complex mechanisms of living organisms. The
European Science Foundation International Brain Research
Organization Embassy
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Germany
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Alexander
von Humboldt Foundation is a non-profit foundation established by
the Federal Republic of Germany for the promotion of international
research cooperation. It enables highly qualified scholars not
resident in Germany to spend extended periods of research in Germany
and promotes the ensuing academic contacts. The
European Molecular Biology Organization (EMBO)
promotes bioscience in Europe through targeted programmes and
activities. Established in 1964 EMBO works with leading researchers
to promote excellence in molecular life sciences in Europe.
Gottlieb-Daimler- and Karl Benz-Foundation The
German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) Embassy
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Greece
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Alexander
S. Onassis Foundation Embassy |
Italy
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The
Pezcoller Foundation Embassy |
Japan
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National
Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST),
funded by Japanese government to large extend. AIST , a rather
new research organization established in 2001.Headquarters of AIST
are located in Tsukuba and Tokyo. AIST has over 50 autonomous
research units in various innovative research fields, and the units
are located at 9 research bases and several sites (smaller than
research bases) of AIST all over Japan. The
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS)
Embassy
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Korea
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KIST
( Korea Institute of Science & Technology) KIST has been
strengthening international relationships by promoting joint
research and exchanging human resources and information. KIST has
concluded cooperative agreements with 51 research institutes in 24
countries.KIST inaugurated the International R&D Academy (IRDA)
in 2001 as a graduate program for foreign scientists and engineers.
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Norway
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The Research Council of Norway |
Sweden
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The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciencesis an
independent organisation whose overall objective is to foster the
sciences, particularly mathematics and the natural sciences. The
Academy administers a researcher exchange with academies in other
countries and publishes six scientific journals.
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International
Foundation for Science (IFS)
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Switzerland
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The Roche Research Foundation Embassy |
United
Kingdom
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The
Royal Society , the national academy of science of the UK and the
Commonwealth, an independent, charitable body which derives its
authoritative status from its 1400 Fellows and Foreign Members,
supports many top young scientists, engineers and
technologists. It influences science policy, it
debates scientific issues with the public and much more.
GOST:
the British Council's Guide to the Organisation of Science,
Engineering and Technology in
the UK. This guide provides links to the websites of all of the
organisations listed, to find out more about opportunities in
UK science. SISTER
(Support for International Science, Technology and Engineering
Research) Website is designed to help researchers find sources of
funding for international collaborations. This funding route map is
for UK researchers, postgraduates and international students who are
seeking funding for international collaboration in science &
technology. It has been created for British Council Science, the
Office of Science and Technology, The Royal Society and UK Trade and
Investment to help researchers find sources of funding for
international collaborations. High Commission
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United Nations:
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Science& Technology for Development: STDev
is an initiative of the Commission on Science and Technology for
Development (CSTD). It is developed and maintained by the Technology
for Development Section, Policy and Capacity-building Branch,
Division on Investment, Technology and Enterprise Devlopment, United
Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD).
The STDev is designed as a gateway to
information on science and technology within the United Nations
system UN
System in India
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United States
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he National
Science Foundation (NSF) is an independent federal agency created
by Congress in 1950 .It is a funding source for approximately 20
percent of all federally supported basic research conducted by
America's colleges and universities in many fields such as
mathematics, computer science and the social sciences.
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United
States Educational Foundation in India (USEFI) promotes
mutual understanding between the nationals of India and the
nationals of the U.S. through educational exchange of outstanding
scholars, professionals and students .USEFI was established under a
bilateral agreement on educational exchange signed between India and
the U.S. on February 2, 1950.USEFI administers Fulbright fellowships
for Indian and U.S students.
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The
Rockefeller Foundation Founded in 1913 by John D. Rockefeller, to
promote the well-being of humanity. Since then focused on addressing
the root causes of serious problems, and on doing so around the
world.
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Alfred P.
Sloan Foundation
The Spencer Foundation The
Ford Foundation Carnegie Institution The
National Institutes of Health (NIH)
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