Amazonia BR/UK Workshops Grants (2024)
O British Council, por meio do Fundo de Parcerias Internacionais em Ciências (ISPF) do governo do Reino Unido, se uniu à Iniciativa Amazônia+10 para lançar o programa Amazonia BR/UK Workshops Grants, voltado para pesquisadores do Reino Unido e do Brasil. O objetivo da chamada é financiar workshops científicos para apoiar a realização de novas pesquisas, projetos e colaborações entre pesquisadores brasileiros e britânicos em temas relacionados à Amazônia. Já foram selecionadas 18 propostas, entre 2024 e 2025.
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Projetos selecionados:
1. Collaborative Research for the Protection of Indigenous Territories in the Brazilian Amazon and beyond
Daniel Belik - Universidade Federal do Acre
Evan Killick - University of Sussex
2. Biodiversity, conservation, and sustainable land-use in Amazonia, Brazil in an era of forest degradation
Sonaira Souza da Silva - Universidade Federal do Acre
Ted Feldpausch - University of Exeter
3. Brazil VERDE: Vitalizing Efforts to Resist Diseases Effectively in Traditional Amazonian Communities
Gemilson Soares Pontes - Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas da Amazônia (INPA)
Graham Taylor - Imperial College London
4. Biobased chemistry for the future bioeconomy
Sebastião da Cruz Silva - Universidade Federal do Sul e Sudeste do Pará (UNIFESSPA)
Helen Sneddon - University of York
5. Bridging Communities and Research for a Healthier Amazon: A Workshop on Infectious Diseases, Climate, and Development
Wuelton Monteiro - Foundation of Tropical Medicine
Nuno Faria - Imperial College London
6. Integrated Perspectives on Biodiversity and Climate Change: Tackling Environmental and Social Challenges in the Brazilian Amazon
Mauricio Costa - Universidade Federal do Pará
Amy Pendfield - University of Bristol
7. Integrating population genomics and landscape ecology to guide Amazonian conservation planning
Alexandre Aleixo - Instituto Tecnológico Vale
Alexander Lees - Manchester Metropolitan University
8. Global problems, local solutions: developing an integrated framework towards sustainable fisheries and aquaculture
Cristiana Maciel - Universidade Federal do Pará
Chiara Benvenuto - The University of Salford
9. Protection of Traditional Communities in Maranhão
Carla Serrão Silva - Universidade Federal do Maranhão
Siobhan Wills - Ulster University
10. The role of fungi in supporting the Amazonian bioeconomy
Camila P. Nobre - Universidade Estadual do Maranhão
Francis Brearley - The Manchester Metropolitan University