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To apply, please upload the following documents to the school submission
page provided by the EasyChair system before May 14, 2007:
- A short curriculum vitae.
- An extended abstract of at most 3 pages describing
applicant's research where symbolic computation can be (potentially) used.
- For students, a document that confirms their student status
(a copy of the student card, or a letter from the university) and
a recommendation letter from the adviser.
Applications must be in English, in postscript or pdf format.
Abstracts should provide sufficient information to judge their
relevance to the programme of the school and importance of the research described. Participants will be selected by the members of the selection committee.
This includes reviewing of the extended abstracts submitted.
A restricted number of grants is available. Please indicate in your application whether
you are applying for the grant.
The SCIEnce project offers grants to attend the Second RISC/SCIEnce
Training School in Symbolic Computation. The grant covers
the cost of an economy class travel to the school site and back,
accommodations during the school, daily allowance,
free registration, and school materials. Besides, the grant for the second training
school includes registration for the Algebraic Biology 2007 conference and conference materials.
To be eligible to apply for the grant a person should
be a member of a research group that satisfies the following two conditions:
- The leader and the majority of members
are employed by institutions within European Community
Member States (except Austria) or Associated States, i.e., Belgium, Cyprus,
Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece,
Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg,
Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain,
Sweden, United Kingdom, Bulgaria, Croatia, Romania, Turkey, Iceland, Israel,
Lichtenstein, Norway or Switzerland.
- The group should be entitled to disseminate the knowledge they have
generated under the project. The sole exception to this rule are groups
from small or medium-sized enterprises (SME).
Students and researchers on the early stage
of their career are especially encouraged to apply.
The number of grants is limited.
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