Blavatnik Postdoctoral Fellowships Programme for Israeli Scientists
Section A:
Please refer to the Guidelines for Applicants: Blavatnik Postdoctoral Research Fellowship Scheme.
You must include a CV (maximum 3 pages) with your application.
Copies of this application form should be submitted to: Blavatnik.fellowship@britishcouncil.org.il in MS Word and
PDF formats (total file sizes should not exceed 2 Megabytes total) before 1 March 2016 at 1600 GMT
A1. Details of applicant
Name:
ID Number:
Current Department:
Current Institution:
Email:
Tel:
Mobile:
Fax:
List of relevant
publications (up to a
maximum of 6)
Please attach a current CV (maximum 3 pages) *
A2. Biography
Please include a brief biography (maximum 250 words)
A3. Details of host
Name:
Position:
Department:
Institute:
The Blavatnik Postdoctoral Fellowships Programme is delivered by the British Council in Israel
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A4. Current Status
Please indicate with X
PhD student. Please indicate year of
study
Post-Doc
Other.
Please give details
A5. Synopsis of current work
A6. Statement of career plans
A7. Confirmation
Please sign to confirm that if successfully awarded a fellowship all ethical standards, relevant legal requirements,
local organisational policies and all regulatory ethical and governance requirements of the UK (as applicable)will
be respected.
Typing your name will be taken as being as binding as your signature
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Blavatnik Postdoctoral Fellowships Programme for Israeli Scientists
Application Form
Section B:
B1. Length of fellowship requested
Please indicate length of fellowship requested from one to two years. Fellows will receive an annual stipend of
£30,000 and fellowships will be tenable for up to two years. Funding for the second year is subject to satisfactory
undertaking of the Fellowship and subject to approval of the grant committee.
B2. Proposed Activity – Title
B3. Proposed Activity – Summary (maximum 300 words)
Please give a summary of the activity to be undertaken in plain English. This should be a statement for a nonspecialist lay audience about the activity and its potential benefits.
B4. Proposed Activity – Description (maximum 1500 words not including references)
Please give a full description of the activity including the essence of the activity, its expected outcome and the
intended value.
B5. Risks
This section should contain an assessment of the associated risks with achieving the aims of the proposed activity
and respective mitigation
B6. Future Cooperation
Please indicate how the experience could help foster cooperation between the UK and Israel
B7. Information
Please indicate how you became aware of the Blavatnik Postdoctoral Research Fellowship Programme
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Section C: Host institution Agreement
 Please refer to the Guidelines for Applicants/ Host Labs: Blavatnik Postdoctoral Research Fellowship Scheme.
Name of Applicant
Applicant ID number
Proposed Activity Title
C1. Details of Host Institute (Head of Lab)
Name:
Department:
Name of Institution:
Email:
Tel:
Mobile:
Fax:
List of relevant

publications (up to a
maximum of 6)
Please attach a current CV (maximum 3 pages) *
C2. Support of application (maximum 500 words)
C3. Future cooperation
Please indicate how the experience of hosting a Blavatnik Fellow could help foster cooperation between the UK
and Israel
C3. Signature of individual and Stamp of Institution
The Blavatnik Postdoctoral Research Fellowship provides the recipient with a subsistence allowance to cover the
fellow's living costs. The fellow is not, therefore, an employee of the Blavatnik Postdoctoral Research Fellowship,
nor the British Council who administers the scheme, which cannot accept liability for his/her actions, health,
safety or research expenditures. The host institute in accepting the fellow accepts the responsibility of protecting
both itself and the fellow as appropriate to the normal needs of a guest worker. The host institute also accepts to
provide the necessary materials and facilities.
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