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(DST) Department of Science and  Technology Ministry of Science and  Technology Government of India is announced the India science and research fellowship program check out your eligibility criteria, stipend, selection procedure, how to apply and complete information..


INDIA SCIENCE AND RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP (ISRF)



INTRODUCTION 
The dynamics of the 21st century  knowledge economy is being  progressively  driven by scientific and technological  capabilities of a nation. The economic  growth, prosperity and development of  a  country is increasingly being determined  by its S&T competence and strength rather  than its material and resource base.    Recognizing that S&T is an important instrument in the growth paradigm, both  developed and developing countries have evolved S&T policies to augment and  strengthen their research infrastructure  and technology intensity. India over the  years has evolved a policy and program  framework aimed at strengthening  research and education infrastructure,  building excellence and capacity in science  for fostering knowledge creation and  promoting innovation. India with its long  culture and tradition in science has  positioned itself as one of the  leading countries in basic research supported  through a vast  network of apex R&D  institutions. India is keen to enter into  partnerships with its neighbouring  countries to foster closer scientific and  technological collaboration through human capacity building in advanced areas of  research and development. The India  Science and Research Fellowship (ISRF) aims at providing opportunities to  researchers and scientists from  Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan,  Maldives, Myanmar, Nepal, SriLanka and  Thailand to undertake R&D at premier  research and academic institutions in  India. 


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ABOUT DST  
The Department of Science and Technology of the Ministry of Science & Technology, Government of India is mandated to nurture, foster and promote scientific and technological research and development in India. DST is the major agency in the country for the promotion of basic and applied sciences through intramural and extramural research funding across disciplines and institutions. This includes support to both human capacity development and research infrastructure building. The Department plays a critical role in supporting technology development capabilities in non-strategic sectors including societal interventions through science and technology and the promotion of innovation and techno-entrepreneurship. DST is also responsible for the formulation of the science, technology and innovation policy of the country including other R&D enabling policies of the Government of India. One of the core responsibilities of DST is to enter into international cooperation, partnerships and alliances required for promoting bilateral, regional and multilateral S&T collaborations. (www.dst.gov.in)   


ABOUT CCSTDS  
Centre for Co-operation in Science & Technology among Developing Societies (CCSTDS) is a Unit of Indian National Science Academy (INSA), New Delhi. The Centre is mandated to promote S & T co-operation for the mutual benefit of the scientists of developing countries from Asia, Africa, Latin America and Arab regions. The focus is on providing opportunity for developing country (other than India) scientists to carry out research in premier research institutions in India. CCSTDS co-ordinates the INSA-JRD Tata Fellowship, DBT-TWAS Fellowship and the JNCASR-CCSTDS Fellowship for developing countries scientists/ researchers and Travel Fellowship scheme and KIRAN- IPR  Programme for Indian Nationals. (www.ccstds.tn.nic.in)  CCSTDS, Chennai implements the ISRF program on behalf of DST. 



SCOPE  AND DURATION OF FELLOWSHIP India Science and Research Fellowship  is  to provide opportunity to scientists and researchers from neighbouring countries  namely Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Maldives, Myanmar, Nepal, Sri Lanka and  Thailand to work in contemporary  research areas across all major disciplines  of science and technology including  engineering and medical sciences at  premier research laboratories and  academic institutions in India.   

Up to 80 fellowships (10 per country) will  be awarded annually under this scheme.  The fellowship applications will be  considered once a year by a Selection Committee.    


FEATURES
  1. Enable to undertake cutting edge research work in India 
  2. Open to faculty, scientists and researchers  in  science, engineering and medicine 
  3. Monthly sustenance allowance and one time contingency grant 
  4. Return airfare 


TYPE AND DURATION OF FELLOWSHIP  OFFERED: 
Visiting Fellowship: for durations between  3 to 6 months   

DEADLINE  FOR RECEIVING APPLICATIONS:  31st January 2019 


ELIGIBILITY  CRITERIA
The Applicant   
  1. Applicant should be a citizen/permanent  resident of the Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Maldives, Myanmar, Nepal,  SriLanka and Thailand. 
  2. The applicant should be actively engaged  in research at a University or research  institution in their country in various areas of  science and technology including  engineering and medical sciences.
  3. Minimum Qualifications:  Ph.D/M.Tech/M.Sc/MBBS with 3-5 years research or teaching experience.  Applicants registered for a Ph.D degree in home country may also apply. 
  4. Must be below  45 years of age (as on 31st December 2018) 
  5. The applicant should posses a valid passport.
  6. Must not hold any visa for temporary or  permanent residency in India.   



VALUE  OF  AWARD
Fellowship
  1. Fellowship Allowance: Rs.50,000/per  month  which includes accommodation as  available to host institutes. 
  2. Contingency grant to Fellow Scientist: Rs. 10,000/as  one time contingency  grant
  3. Contingency research grant for host (through institution): Rs. 20,000/- One time grant.
  4. Airface : Round trip air ticket by economy  class from the place of employment in their own country to the Indian host institute,  through shortest route. Local transport by  Road/rail between the nearest airport and  the  host  institute  in India. 
  5. Visa fee : Will  be reimbursed 

HOW TO APPLY:
Researchers/scientists actively engaged  in  research at a university or research institution meeting the eligibility criteria  should apply using prescribed format (can  be downloaded from the websites  www.ccstds.tn.nic.in ; www.dst.gov.in)  to respective  implementing agency in partner country  (if  available) or  CCSTDS, Chennai. If the  respective implementing agency in partner country is not available, Applications may  be submitted as hard copy or scan copy  with supporting documents (please see  application form) to CCSTDS. 



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SELECTION PROCESS AND NOTIFICATION

a) Selection  Process:  
Pre-screening of applications will be  undertaken by the implementing Agency  in partner country solely based on scientific merit and proposed contribution to  advanced research in the subject field.  Final selection and award decision  
will be made by DST, Ministry of Science  and Technology, Govt.of India through  their implementing  agency, CCSTDS, Chennai, India. 

b) Notification of  selection  results:  Award  intimation will be sent to the  successful candidates by the Department  of Science & Technology, Govt. of India  through CCSTDS. The names of the  awardees, host researchers and institutions as well as their research themes will be  posted also on the websites of  DST, India;  CCSTDS, Chennai and the respective Indian  Embassies. 

c)  Placement  Process
  1. Candidates are required to finalize the  dates of fellowship jointly with host Indian  scientist.
  2. The selected candidates will be issued visa  by Indian Mission in their country. 
  3. For visa issuance, selected candidates will  be required to approach Indian Mission with all documents and travel plan.
  4. A copy of these documents and other travel details must be sent to CCSTDS, Chennai, India.


CONTACTS IN INDIA:   

DST Contact:  
Dr. Sulakshana Jain Scientist, 
International Division Department of Science & Technology(DST) Technology Bhawan, 
New Mehrauli Road New Delhi - 110016  Email: jain.s@nic.in 

CCSTDS Contact
Prof.N.Sathyamurthy Honorary 
Director Centre for Co-operation in Science  & Technology among Developing Societies (CCSTDS) No: 2, Gandhi Mandapam Road Chennai – 600025, INDIA 
Email: adm.ccstds@insa.nic.in 
 dirccstds@gmail.com


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