Successful applicants are required to adhere to all obligations required of SAHMRI by the Funding Parties with regard to acknowledgement and announcements, and shall use their best endeavours to assist SAHMRI to adhere to any contractual obligations in this regard. Changes to Applications Modifications to applications after final submission will not be allowed. The Beat Cancer Project must be notified of any changes that may impact on the application such as withdrawal of matched funding, non-acceptance of abstract or withdrawal of host support. If an applicant’s employment circumstances change the Beat Cancer Project must be notified immediately. Reporting Requirements The Beat Cancer Project Manager will liaise with researchers to provide further details on reporting requirements. A report will be required, plus other reports as requested by the Beat Cancer Project Manager. Failure to submit requested reports may make researchers ineligible for further funding. The information provided in reports will be made available to SAHMRI and the Funders. Successful applicants An agreement with successful applicants will be finalised setting out terms and conditions of funding. This will include reporting requirements. Applicants will be advised of the outcome of application by email as soon as practicable after the closing date. Tobacco Policy Funding will not be offered for individuals or institutions that receive support directly or indirectly from, or are involved with organizations that are part of or funded by, the tobacco industry. Applicants are asked to disclose any current or recent relationship with the tobacco industry. Unless counter-evidence is supplied, such relationships will be taken as conflict of interest and render applicants ineligible. Unspent Funds Unexpended money must be returned on completion of travel to SAHMRI to manage on behalf of the Beat Cancer Project. Late or incomplete applications will not be accepted. The online application form is available from 31st July 2017 Applications must include: A complete online application form including answers to the Selection Criteria Budget, as per the requirements set out on page 2 Abstract where relevant CV (no more than 3 pages) Letter from applicants Faculty/Division/College head confirming that they: Support the application Consider the travel to be compatible with the applicant’s interests, capabilities and career development needs Agree that all conditions of employment will be met by the supporting institution. Letter of support from host institute if undertaking short term exchange program or similar arrangement Contact for further information
Successful applicants are required to adhere to all obligations required of SAHMRI by the Funding Parties with regard to acknowledgement and announcements, and shall use their best endeavours to assist SAHMRI to adhere to any contractual obligations in this regard. Changes to Applications Modifications to applications after final submission will not be allowed. The Beat Cancer Project must be notified of any changes that may impact on the application such as withdrawal of matched funding, non-acceptance of abstract or withdrawal of host support. If an applicant’s employment circumstances change the Beat Cancer Project must be notified immediately. Reporting Requirements The Beat Cancer Project Manager will liaise with researchers to provide further details on reporting requirements. A report will be required, plus other reports as requested by the Beat Cancer Project Manager. Failure to submit requested reports may make researchers ineligible for further funding. The information provided in reports will be made available to SAHMRI and the Funders. Successful applicants An agreement with successful applicants will be finalised setting out terms and conditions of funding. This will include reporting requirements. Applicants will be advised of the outcome of application by email as soon as practicable after the closing date. Tobacco Policy Funding will not be offered for individuals or institutions that receive support directly or indirectly from, or are involved with organizations that are part of or funded by, the tobacco industry. Applicants are asked to disclose any current or recent relationship with the tobacco industry. Unless counter-evidence is supplied, such relationships will be taken as conflict of interest and render applicants ineligible. Unspent Funds Unexpended money must be returned on completion of travel to SAHMRI to manage on behalf of the Beat Cancer Project. Late or incomplete applications will not be accepted. The online application form is available from 31st July 2017 Applications must include: A complete online application form including answers to the Selection Criteria Budget, as per the requirements set out on page 2 Abstract where relevant CV (no more than 3 pages) Letter from applicants Faculty/Division/College head confirming that they: Support the application Consider the travel to be compatible with the applicant’s interests, capabilities and career development needs Agree that all conditions of employment will be met by the supporting institution. Letter of support from host institute if undertaking short term exchange program or similar arrangement Contact for further information
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