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#1 Submitted by chris.... on January 31, 2017 - 10:56pm

Independent Scholars, as well as those employed part-time and/or on a fixed-term contract can still apply for this fellowship: http://www.isrf.org/funding-opportunities/grant-competitions/faq/

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