Bioversity International has awarded this year's Vavilov Frankel Fellowships to Awais Rasheed from Pakistan and Nohemi Voglozin from Benin. The fellows will study wheat diversity and spatial distribution of African rice.
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The goal of the Vavilov-Frankel Fellowship Programme is to encourage the conservation and use of plant genetic resources by awarding Fellowships to outstanding young scientists from developing countries. This impact assessment brief evaluates if the Programme has met its goals of contributing to the scientific capacity of the Fellows and their home institutes, and of fostering the conservation and use of plant genetic resources.
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Vavilov-Frankel Fellowship 2013 application deadline has been extended until 18 November 2012. Two fellowships, for up to US$ 20,000 each, are available for 2013 to carry out research, on a wide range of themes related to the conservation and use of plant genetic resources in developing countries. Photo: F. van Oudenhoven
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Every year, Bioversity collaborates with research fellows studying a variety of topics related to agricultural biodiversity. Find out more about the fellows and their research in our new Fellows Gallery.
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Bioversity International has awarded this year's Vavilov-Frankel Fellowships to Priyanka Gupta, from the Indian Grassland and Fodder Research Institute (ICAR), and Dejene Kassahun Mengistu, from Mekelle University, Ethiopia.
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The fellows' gallery showcases research carried out by fellows of different fellowship programmes
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The fellows' gallery showcases research carried out by fellows of different fellowship programmes
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Applicants are invited to send their application by the deadline of 11 November 2012. Click to find out information about this year's research themes and criteria. Photo: Bioversity/F. van Oudenhoven.
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Vavilov-Frankel Fellows to study crop diversity valuation and disease resistance in Mungbean.
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Bioversity International is pleased to announce the 2013 Call for Research Proposals for the Vavilov-Frankel Fellowship.
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The aim of the Vavilov-Frankel Fellowship Fund is to encourage the conservation and use of plant genetic resources by enabling outstanding young scientists to carry out relevant, innovative research outside their own countries.
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