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The University of Stirling (UoS) and Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP) are pleased to launch a joint International Mentoring Partnership Programme.
Sian Ringrose, Research Development Officer, provides details on how to approach an European Research Council (ERC) Grant Proposal
Dr Line Caes in Psychology, secured funding from Canada-UK Foundation to travel to Canada for a research visit with her collaborator, Dr Jennifer Stinson. Following her trip & visit to SickKids, Toronto, Canada Line reflects on her visit and the opportunities it created. The collaboration… Continue Reading →
Spark, Connect and Connect+ are internal funding schemes open to academic staff undertaking research at Stirling. The schemes are competitive and will be evaluated against; potential to secure further external funding fit to the University priorities and strategic objectives, and (if… Continue Reading →
Louise McCabe is a Senior Lecturer in Dementia Studies and recently attended the RCUK Global Engagement Meetings . In the following post, the first in a series of posts from the Global Engagement Meetings, Louise reflects on her time over in India. … Continue Reading →
Ahead of roadshows for their next themed call on ‘Scotland 2030’, we invited programme manager of SUII (Scottish Universities Insight Institute), Nicola Duncan to give us the lowdown on the Scottish Universities Insight Institute.
If you’re applying for funds from calls such as the Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF) you need to be Official Development Assistance (ODA) compliant (catchy!). But what does that mean?
Day 2 started in a much more relaxed fashion as everything was already set up. We just needed to make sure that technology was on our side for the day’s sessions!
When Fiona and I were asked to organise a week long celebration of research at Stirling we accepted with a little trepidation – we were starting with a completely blank slate! Professor Judith Phillips, having hosted similar events in previous… Continue Reading →
Tanya Wilson from the Economics Division of Stirling Management School has been awarded the 2016 Royal Economic Society prize for her paper Unemployment and Domestic Violence: Theory and Evidence. The Royal Economic Society prize was introduced in 1990 and is… Continue Reading →