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Find similar grantsThe Empowering Excellence Scholarship Program (EESP) is sponsored by Ignite Life Science Foundation. This scholarship program supports excellence in life science research. While not specific to biofabrication, a strong PhD proposal in biofabrication could be competitive.
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Announcements Archives - Ignite Life Science Foundation The Empowering Excellence Scholarship Program (EESP) The Ignite-Professor Savithri and Professor Murthy STEM scholarships for Undergraduate Students is an annual scholarship supports talented and deserving students from underprivileged or underrepresented backgrounds to Equipment Grant Open Call Submission deadline as 27th June 2026 Spice Pharmacology Grant Awardee Mechanism-based systems-level characterization of Indian culinary spices using network pharmacology approach Lead Principal Investigator Other Co-Principal Investigator Fusobacterium-driven EMT spatial mapping in OSCC lymph node metastasis using low-cost combinatorial transcriptomics Lead Principal Investigator Other Co-Principal Investigator Ignite-Eklavya Travel Scholar – Vidhi Bhardwaj Vidhi Bhardwaj , Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi.
Gordon Research Conference (GRC) on Protein Folding Dynamics, Pomona California, Climate Resilient Agricultural Grantee Introgressing bruchid (Callosobruchus analis) resistance from Vigna radiata var.
sublobata into MYMD-resistant Mungbean Lead Principal Investigator Other Co-Principal Investigator Climate Resilient Agricultural Grantee Harnessing Mycorrhizosphere Synergies to Regulate Carbon–Nitrogen Balance and GHG Emissions in Maize–Wheat Cropping Systems.
Lead Principal Investigator Other Co-Principal Investigator Climate Resilient Agricultural Grantee Pre-breeding for climate-resilient and disease-resistant wheat by harnessing genes from Triticale × Wheat-derived rye chromatin Lead Principal Investigator Other Co-Principal Investigator Climate Resilient Agricultural Grantee Generation and evaluation of rice recombinants featuring favourable Na/K homeostasis and enhanced root apoplast resistance to salt stress Lead Principal Investigator Other Co-Pls
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