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FLAD Science Award third edition

FLAD Science Award third edition

FLAD is launching the 3rd edition of the FLAD Science Award – Atlantic for researchers working in Portugal aiming to develop a collaborative effort with researchers in the USA.

The Atlantic research encompasses complex and multidisciplinary studies towards the better understanding of the interactions between oceans, atmosphere and space, under climate change. This research should promote new domains and sustainable activities across and within the Atlantic basin. The objective of the FLAD Science Award is to increase the awareness on the Atlantic research fields, by providing support to high-quality young researchers intending to develop their research plans in Portugal in close interaction with leading USA groups. Recognizing the multi-dimensionality of this field of research, a call for applications will be launched every year, in specific topics of large but coherent domains, namely: technology/engineering; environment and natural sciences; humanities and social sciences. Additional information on each call can be found attached to this document.

Deadline for applications: 25 of March 2022

More info HERE

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