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Water Advanced Research and Innovation (WARI) Fellowship- U.S. to India

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The applicants should be :

a) A U.S. citizen or permanent resident and
b) Enrolled at the Master’s or graduate level or working as a faculty in one of the above institutions and in a water-related program, such as agronomy, agricultural economics, biological sciences, chemistry, earth and atmospheric sciences, engineering, hydrology, political science or natural resources. Importantly, their research should be clearly aligned with the WARI's Broad  areas of research.
  • Environmental and chemical sciences
  • Hydrology
  • Water pollution
  • Water resource management including ecological water management
  • Water/wastewater quality, management, and reuse
  • Chemical and microbial risk research including water remediation
  • Sustainable water infrastructure
  • Modeling water systems
  • Water research linked to climate change and sustainability including remote-sensing applications
  • Water and energy nexus
  • Nutrient recovery and management
  • Health and water research including climate impacts
  • Water-relevant research in earth sciences and atmospheric sciences
  • Applications of data sciences, AI, and machine learning to water research
  • Economics and policy relevance in water sciences
  • The fellowship will be extended for a period of 3-6 months.

Students should work with their advisors to prepare applications. The University of Nebraska-Lincoln will send all applications to IUSSTF, which in coordination with DST, will help select candidates and university placements based on the candidate's field of study and research interests. Students and faculty applicants may independently arrange mentors and institutions in India but should indicate so in the application.

U.S. to India WARI Internship/Fellowship

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