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NRC Offers Visiting Scholars Program for Scientists from the Former Soviet Union U.S. Labs Can Apply for Grants A recent project undertaken by the National Research Council's Office of International Affairs (OIA) aims to allow 150
scientists from the former Soviet republics (except the Baltic states) to conduct joint research with American colleagues at U.S. laboratories. The project targets scientists and engineers who have worked in defense research, but is not limited exclusively to them. OIA invites U.S. laboratories to apply for
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incentive grants to become host institutions for the visiting scientists, who would conduct joint research in the United States for up to nine months. The program focuses on scientists and engineers with expertise in a range of fields including applied mathematics, aeronautics, nuclear science, electronics, microbiology, and all branches of engineering. Participants must have a doctoral degree or its equivalent. Proposals will need to identify the mutual benefits to the United States and to the former Soviet Union, such as prospects for longer term collaboration, commercial opportunities, or improvements in the livelihood and quality of life. Application deadlines are September 14, 1992 and March 1, 1993. For further information, contact Regina Yan at (202) 3342733. Send requests for applications to: Office for Central Europe and Eurasia Visiting FSU Scholars Program Room FO2014 2101 Constitution Avenue NW Washington DC 20418 Phone (202) 334-
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