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20 3. Selection of Awardees 15 10 Fig. 3-7 shows the applicants’ and awardees’ nationalities and their host countries. As is the case of the Long-Term Fellowships, 5 most applications and awards were for visits to the USA. 0 Fig. 3-7 Short-Term Fellowship applications reviewed and awarded in March 2002 (by nationality and host country) A. Nationality Workshops Since 1995, the HFSP has held two Scientific Workshops each year on topics in the research fields covered by the HFSP. Proceedings of these small closed meetings have been published and distributed to scientists worldwide. Proceedings of Workshops X and XI were published in 2001. 22 — Annual Report for FY 2001 25 20 15 10 40 35 5 30 0 25 20 0 Applications: 88 Awards: 32 B. Host country Canada France Germany Italy Japan Switzerl. UK USA Other EU Others *1 *2 *3 *4 Nationalities of FY 2001 Short-Term Fellowship applicants and awardees: 15 Other countries of the European Union *1: Applicants: Belgium 1, Finland 1, Portugal 1, Spain 16, The Netherlands 4 *2: Awardees: Belgium 1, Spain 2, The Netherlands 1 10 Other countries *3: Applicants: Argentina 2, Armenia 1, Australia 1, Bulgaria 2, Colombia 1, 5 Hungary 3, India 5, Israel 1, Mexico 1, Nigeria 1, Russia 6 *4: Awardees: Armenia 1, Colombia 1, Hungary 1, Israel 1, Mexico 1, Nigeria 1, Russia 2 In 2001, CoS and BoT recommended that previous series of workshops should be replaced with the Annual Awardees Meetings and by workshops on topics of particular relevance to HFSP such as international training, career development of young scientists and strategies to promote frontier science internationally. The first such workshop was organized in collaboration with the European Science Foundation in November 2001. This Working Meeting on International Training and Support of Young Investigators in the Natural Sciences brought together heads of international funding agencies to identify the best strategies for promoting training and transition of independence of young scientists in the life sciences (see Chapter 5, Annual Awardees Meeting and Workshops). 40 35 Applications: 88 Awards: 32 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 Canada France Germany Italy Japan Switzerl. UK USA Other EU Others *5 *6 Host countries of FY 2001 Short-Term Fellowship applicants and awardees Other countries of the European Union *5: Applicants: Austria 1, Denmark 1, Spain 2, The Netherlands 2 *6: Awardees: Denmark 1, Spain 1 Other countries *7: Applicants: Australia 1, Korea 1 *8 *7 *8 4: As Short-Term Fellowships can be applied anytime during a year, the date of application, selection and award may not occur in the same fiscal year. Thus the values of annual success rate are not described in the chart.
4. Awards paid during FY 2001 150 120 90 During FY 2001, a total amount of US$ 45.73 million was paid to the awardees. Research Grants were paid to 157 teams, in a total amount of US$ 36.48 million. The distribution of recipients according to the starting time was: Table 4-1 Award Year 1999 Awardees (Brain: 15; Molecular: 35) 50 research teams Award Year 2000 Awardees (Brain: 18, Molecular: 36) 54 research teams Award Year 2001 Awardees (Brain: 18, Molecular: 35) 53 research teams Detailed lists are shown in Annex 4. The distribution of these awardees by country is shown in Fig. 4-1. Long-Term Fellowships were paid to 271 fellows, for a total amount of US$ 9.10 million. The distribution of recipients according to the starting time was: Table 4-2 Award Year 1998 Fellows (Brain: 2; Molecular: 0) Award Year 1999 Fellows (Brain: 16; Molecular: 35) Award Year 2000 Fellows (Brain: 39; Molecular: 98) Award Year 2001 Fellows (Brain: 24; Molecular: 57 2 fellows 51 fellows 137 fellows 81 fellows Detailed lists are shown in Annex 5.The distribution of these fellows by nationality and host country is shown in Fig. 4-2. Short-Term Fellowships were paid to 30 fellows, in a total amount of US$ 0.15 million. A detailed list is shown in Annex 6. The distribution of these fellows by nationality and host country is shown in Fig. 4-3. 60 30 0 Fig. 4-1 Research Grants awardees paid during FY 2001 by country 150 120 90 60 30 0 Canada Principal Investigators: 157 Co-Investigators: 461 France Germany Italy Japan Switzerland UK USA Other EU (a) Others (b) Principal investigators (a) Other EU: 2 Austria, 2 Belgium, 2 Denmark, 1 Finland, 1 Greece, 7 the Netherlands, 2 Spain, 6 Sweden Co-investigators (a) Other EU: 1 Austria, 2 Belgium, 1 Denmark, 3 Finland, 3 Greece, 9 the Netherlands, 1 Portugal, 5 Spain, 13 Sweden (b) Others: 1 Argentina, 12 Australia, 1 Brazil, 2 Chile, 1 Cuba, 1 Cyprus, 1 Hong Kong, 4 Hungary, 2 India, 14 Israel, 1 Republic of Korea, 2 New Zealand, 2 Norway 23 — Annual Report for FY 2001
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