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ABOUT FEDERAL MINISTRY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY TALENTED YOUNG SCIENTIST OF NIGERIA.
The Federal Ministry of Science and Technology is committed to ensuring that science, technology and innovation contribute to our sustainable development efforts.
Applications are invited from qualified candidates for the:
Title: Talented Young Scientists of Nigeria (TYSON) Programme
Location: Nigeria
Description
Talented Young Scientists of Nigeria (TYSON) is an annual event instituted by
the Federal Ministry of Science and Technology, aimed at giving award to
support graduates of Tertiary Institutions in the areas of Science,
Engineering, Agriculture, Mathematics and Environmental Sciences with first
class Honours at the University level. This will encourage undergraduates who
are pursuing their careers in the fields of Science and Technology to put more
effort so as to come out with the best result at the end of their studies. The
programme will in turn support the emergence of a knowledge driven economy
envisaged for the country.
The main objectives of TYSON are to:
- Improve Science, Industry and Academic partnership;
- Facilitate the development of Smart Technology companies;
- Produce a pool of dedicated Scientists, Technologists and Engineers with international competence;
- Lay the foundation that will enable Nigerian Scientists / Engineers proffer solutions to continental and world problems;
- Create a platform for Nigerian Scientists in the future to become renowned Noble Laureates in Medicine, Chemistry and Physics.
- Retain 1st Class graduates of Science / Engineering in the Science, Technology and Innovation (STI) profession;
- Forge friendship among future Nigerian graduates of Science and Technology and encourage networking;
- Foster long term national cooperation among Research and Tertiary Institutions;
Expected Participants
All Graduates of Tertiary Institutions (Universities/Polytechnics) with First
Class Honours /Distinction in the areas of Science, Engineering, Agriculture,
Medicine, Environmental Sciences and other related courses from 2016-2018. The
following challenges being faced by the STI sector in Nigeria over the years
are being posed for the participants to proffer solutions using STI approaches:
- Non- Commercialization of Research & Development results,
- Non-Utilization of Nuclear Technology to eradicate malaria in Africa,
- Non-Utilization of renewable technology to address food storage in the rural areas,
- Non-utilization of Bioresources to address health challenges.
Other Requirement
Candidates are also expected to give a short brief on their proposed solutions
(not more than 1000 words).
How to Apply for Federal Ministry of Science and Technology Talented Young Scientists of Nigeria (TYSON) Programme 2019/2020
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Note: Please indicate your area of interest of proffering solution(s). Only shortlisted candidates will be invited to participate.
Closing Date for Apply for Federal Ministry of Science and Technology Talented Young Scientists of Nigeria (TYSON) Programme 2019/2020
Application Deadline 7th September, 2019.
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