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Systematics and Taxonomy
research scheme (SynTax)

SynTax

Systematics & Taxonomy research

Closing date: 31 January 2010
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SRF

Systematics Research Fund

1 Oct - 31 Dec
Further details
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CoSyst

Collaborative Scheme for Systematics Research

This scheme has now finished
award results


SynTax

Sponsors

Systematics Association Linnean Society of London Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council Natural Environment Research Council

The Systematics and Taxonomy (SynTax) research scheme is designed to provide short-term funding for preliminary research that will form the basis of novel responsive mode proposals with a substantial systematics/taxonomy component. The scheme is supported by BBSRC and NERC research councils with additional funding available from DEFRA for UK BAP priority species and the scheme aims to stimulate high quality taxonomy and systematics-related research proposals to the UK's Research Councils. The scheme follows on from the Collaborative Systematics (CoSyst) scheme, through which a number of projects have gone on to receive responsive mode funding.

Details of the scheme, which will provide funding of £5k to £30k for projects with a substantial systematic/phylogenetic/taxonomic component are here. The scheme is available only to UK-based applicants.

Guidelines

Guidelines for applying for SynTax funding
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SynTax - Online Application Form

Applications for the current round have now closed.

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Results

The closing date for applications to the 2009/10 round is 31st January 2010 and results should be available by the end of May 2010.

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Contact

Questions about the application procedure can be sent to

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