UG-MQ joint call for travel grants
The results of the first UG-MQ joint call for travel grants are in! We are delighted to announce that the UG grants have been awarded to Dr Sonja Billerbeck (Science and Engineering), and Dr Theo Lap and Dr Geoffrey Hobbis (both at the Faculty of Arts). Congratulations! We are also looking forward to receiving award winners from Sydney later this year.
The travel grants have been established to promote cooperation between individual researchers and their graduate students and to strengthen our strategic partnership between the University of Groningen and Macquarie University. We look forward to seeing exciting new joint projects and initiatives emerge!
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