Academia Europaea recognise emerging Belgian research talents
9 September 2010 - 11 September 2010
Austria
The Burgen Scholarships, are named in honour of the founding President – Professor Arnold Burgen FRS MAE (Honorary Life President).
They provide recognition to younger European scholars, at the post-doctoral level, who are emerging talents and potential future leaders in their field. Recipients may or may not yet have an established position.
The nomination of candidates is a task given to the members of the Academia resident in the country that is hosting the annual meeting. The list of 2010 Burgen Scholars includes:
Nele Bemong (KU Leuven – Literature)
Bert De Smedt (KU Leuven – Psychology and Pedagogy)
Massimiliano Mazzone (KU Leuven – Cell Science, Molecular Oncology)
Milorad Milošević (U Antwerp - Nanoscale Superconductivity and Magnetism)
Yaël Nazé (U Liege – Astrophysics)
Pierre Sonveaux (UC Louvain – Pharmacology)
Wim Van Dooren (KU Leuven – Educational Sciences)
Laurence WUIDAR (UL Bruxelles – Musicology)
Daria Tunca (U Liege – Literature)
Full details for the event can be found at www.acadeuro.org
They provide recognition to younger European scholars, at the post-doctoral level, who are emerging talents and potential future leaders in their field. Recipients may or may not yet have an established position.
The nomination of candidates is a task given to the members of the Academia resident in the country that is hosting the annual meeting. The list of 2010 Burgen Scholars includes:
Nele Bemong (KU Leuven – Literature)
Bert De Smedt (KU Leuven – Psychology and Pedagogy)
Massimiliano Mazzone (KU Leuven – Cell Science, Molecular Oncology)
Milorad Milošević (U Antwerp - Nanoscale Superconductivity and Magnetism)
Yaël Nazé (U Liege – Astrophysics)
Pierre Sonveaux (UC Louvain – Pharmacology)
Wim Van Dooren (KU Leuven – Educational Sciences)
Laurence WUIDAR (UL Bruxelles – Musicology)
Daria Tunca (U Liege – Literature)
Full details for the event can be found at www.acadeuro.org