Canadian Commonwealth Scholar Charles Melnyk (PhD, University of Cambridge) has co-authored an article in Science magazine: 'Small Silencing RNAs in Plants'.
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Alumni gathering in Cameroon
Executive Secretary of the CSC Dr John Kirkland (also Deputy Secretary General of the Association of Commonwealth Universities) presented a special session on Commonwealth Scholarships in Cameroon at a project conference on 'Research and Innovation Management:...
Health practitioners benefit from development fellowships
26 public health professionals from developing countries are among the beneficiaries of the 2010 Commonwealth Professional Fellowships scheme, announced today. 56 Professional Fellows in total will work with UK organisations in the public, private and voluntary...
UK universities support extra Commonwealth Scholars from developing countries
Almost 30 additional Commonwealth Scholars will be coming to study in the UK this year, thanks directly to the contributions of UK universities, according to figures published this week to coincide with the Universities Week campaign: ‘What’s the Big Idea?’ The...
Alumnus building network to combat climate change
Professor Rafiqul Islam of the University of Dhaka , Bangladesh (Commonwealth Academic Fellow, University of Nottingham) is now a member of an international network on climate change study and research in Germany. He will be visiting several countries, including...
Commonwealth Scholar in China UK Entrepreneurship Challenge final
Shams Usmani (2009 Commonwealth Split-site Scholar, PhD Chemistry, Aligarh Muslim University and Lancaster University) and his team from Lancaster University have won a place in the final of the China UK Entrepreneurship Challenge, a competition for business plans...
Reception for Commonwealth Scholars at Cambridge
A reception for Commonwealth Scholars was held at the University of Cambridge, UK, on 1 June 2010. Hosted by the CSC and the Cambridge Commonwealth Trust (CCT), guests included current Commonwealth Scholars and Fellows at Cambridge, Professor Tim Unwin (Chair of the...
Alumni events in Zambia and Canada
Professor Tim Unwin, Chair of the CSC, recently met with alumni in two countries. Professor Unwin attended a reception for alumni and current Commonwealth Distance Learning Scholars on 24 May 2010 at the British High Commission in Lusaka, Zambia, hosted by the High...
Launch of the ‘Assessing impact in the health sector’ report
The CSC evaluation report Assessing impact in the health sector was launched on 27 May 2010, at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. Guests included current Commonwealth Scholars and Fellows, members of the CSC's panel of Academic Advisers, supervisors...
Scholarships aid international health targets, says new study
Higher education and international scholarships have made a significant contribution to the achievement of health targets set by the Millennium Development Goals, according to a new report from the DFID-funded Commonwealth Scholarship Commission in the United Kingdom,...
