Associations of PhD students and/or postdocs
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1   Link   Africa: The National Academies/Board African Science Academy Development (BASAD)
The African Science Academy Development Initiative of the U.S. National Academies directly engages African academies of science in building their capacity to provide independent, evidence-based advice to their governments and countries on health-related matters.

Supported by a generous grant from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation the 10-year effort aims to strengthen each academy
s capacity in infrastructure, experience, and personnel, and to develop and sustain a relationship between the academy and its government and nation such that the academy is regarded as a trusted source of excellent scientific advice. 		2337
2   Link   Denmark: PhD students network
The PhD Students Network at KVL is part of a nationwide network of PhD students in Denmark. It is intended that local PhD networks may share relevant experiences and provide information about rules and legislation, available PhD courses, conferences and seminars etc. of interest to PhD students. The nationwide PhD network also runs a newsgroup for PhD students. On a larger scale the network of Danish PhD students is represented in Eurodoc, the council for postgraduate students and young researchers in Europe. 		1737
3   Link   Africa: Science in Africa, first online sciences magazine
Science in Africa: for the latest in science from across the continent. Over 10 million hits is good reason to Subscribe for free monthly newsletters to keep up to date on science from Africa. 		1455
4   Link   Africa: Africa Grantmakers Affinity Group AGAG
Foundations in the United States have made grants in Africa since the 1920s and have a wealth of knowledge and experience relating to both Africas problems and promise. Nevertheless, most foundations funding in Africa operate in relative isolation from one another, limiting their ability to compare experiences, learn lessons, and develop partnerships for the greater good.

The Africa Grantmakers' Affinity Group (AGAG) is a membership network of foundations that are currently funding in Africa or are interested in funding in Africa. AGAG was established as a forum for foundations to exchange information and work together in an effort to amplify current foundation funding and promote increased and more effective grantmaking in Africa to better address Africas development challenges.
AGAG membership services include an active listserv of grantmakers, an annual meeting, learning calls, and informal sessions on current issues in African development relevant to grantmaking and grant makers. AGAG also conducts specialized research on foundation funding in Africa. 		1808
5   Link   Europe: The National Unions of Students in Europe
ESU – European Students’ Union is the umbrella organisation of 49 national unions of students from 38 countries and through these members represent over 10 million students. The aim of ESU is to represent and promote the educational, social, economic and cultural interests of students at a European level towards all relevant bodies and in particular the European Union, Council of Europe and UNESCO. 		2168
6   Link   Africa: ExcelAfrica
rouvez en Afrique, en Europe ou en Amerique du Nord, la formation universitaire la mieux adaptee a vos attentes, beneficiez de nos ratings et astuces pour reussir votre formation dans le pays de votre choix. 		2582
7   Link   Europe: Eurodoc
EURODOC is the European Council of doctoral candidates and young researchers. It takes the form of a federation of national associations of Ph.D. candidates and young researchers. 		1838
8   Link   Europe: Euroscience
is a pan-european association of individuals interested in constructing scientific Europe "from the bottom-up ".
It represents European scientists of all disciplines (including social sciences and the humanities), in the public sector, universities, research institutes as well as business and industry.
This grass-roots organisation is open to research professionals, science administrators, policy-makers, teachers, PhD students, post-docs, engineers, industrialists, and generally to any citizen interested in science and technology and its links with society.
Euroscience has presently 2 100 members in 40 European countries.
It operates through its Workgroups and Regional Sections, setting up conferences, workshops and other appropriate actions (awards...) on subjects such as Career Development, Integration and Collaboration in European Science, Accountability of Scientists to Society, Ethics in Science, Public Awareness of Science... 		1730
9   Link   Europe: Marie Curie Fellowship Association
Association of scientists (Marie Curie Fellows) who were awarded a mobility research training grant by the European Community. 		1748
10   Link   Europe: European University Association
In line with its mission of strengthening the role of the universities in the European Higher Education and Research Areas EUA has launched a number of pilot projects to support its members in key areas. The intention is to give member universities the opportunity to work together across Europe. 		1490
11   Link   Europe: Central European Initiative, CEI
Founded by Austria, Italy, Hungary and Yugoslavia in 1989, as Quadrilateral co-operation, its membership increased to 10 by 1994, to 16 by 1996 and to 17 in 2000 with the accession of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (now Serbia and Montenegro). 		1627
12   Link   Europe: European Federation of National Academies of Sciences and Humanities, ALLEA
Publications, information on European research topics. 		1651
13   Link   Europe: Young European Biotech Network
YEBN was founded in December 2002 in Bertinoro, Italy, by four student organisations active in several European countries. Today, YEBN consist of several hundred members in 12 European countries. Each country constitutes a team of YEBN representatives, called Country Board.
About 30 active members constitute the core team, maintaining YEBNs functions in the Executive Board and our administrative structure which is called Project0, besides having a growing number of active members in affiliated projects.
Most of YEBN members are graduate or PhD students in the subject of life sciences or biotechnology. The average age is below 30 years of age, yet the term young does only refer to our mindset and not to entry criteria for members. Everyone is welcome to join in and initiate activities at YEBN. Also we encourage persons with different backgrounds but strong interest in biotechnology to join to create a fruitful interdisciplinary forum. 		1690
14   Link   Europe: The Academic Co-operation Association (ACA)
The Academic Co-operation Association (ACA) is an independent European organisation dedicated to the management, analysis and improvement of education and training co-operation within Europe and between Europe and other parts of the world. Its main focus is on higher education, but it also covers other education sectors, and training.
ACA is a membership organisation. There are currently 20 European and 3 non-European (associate) members, all of which are major nationally-based organisations responsible for the promotion and funding of education co-operation in their countries. Between them, they run hundreds of co-operation and exchange programmes. Their combined staff, each of them a specialist in international education, amount to several thousand, and their combined budgets amount to over a billion Euro.
ACA is active in a wide range of fields such as the management of co-operation and exchange programmes in education and training; research into and analysis of all aspects of internationalisation in education, by means of studies, surveys and evaluations, consultancy for private and public bodies, advocacy, quality assurance activities, publications, seminars, conferences and much more. 		1654
15   Link   Europe: Federation of European Societies (FEBS)
FBS is one of the largest organisations in European life sciences. FEBS seeks to promote, encourage and support biochemistry, molecular cell biology and molecular biophysics throughout Europe in a variety of different ways (advanced courses, fellowships, publications, international scientific meeting, award prizes and medals). Fellowships. 		1715
16   Link   Europe: European Union Research Organizations Heads Of Research Councils (EuroHORCS)
EUROHORCs was established in 1992 as an informal association of national research councils and analogous public non-university research organisations of the EU Member States. EUROHORCs provides an independent forum and network for the heads of such agencies to discuss issues of common interest and to strengthen the influence of national research organisations and of the European Community on European research policy and development of the European Research Area. Eury awards. 		1494
17   Link   Europe: Euroscience Foundation
It is a pan-european association of individuals interested in constructing scientific Europe from the bottom-up. It represents European scientists of all disciplines (including social sciences and the humanities), in the public sector, universities, research institutes as well as business and industry. This grass-roots organisation is open to research professionals, science administrators, policy-makers, teachers, PhD students, post-docs, engineers, industrialists, and generally to any citizen interested in science and technology and its links with society. Euroscience has presently 2 100 members in 40 European countries. It operates through its Workgroups and Regional Sections, setting up conferences, workshops and other appropriate actions (awards...) on subjects such as Career Development, Integration and Collaboration in European Science, Accountability of Scientists to Society, Ethics in Science, Public Awareness of Science. Rammal Award. 		1825
18   Link   France: La Guilde des Doctorants
Information for doctorants in France; French 		1827
19   Link   France: Confederation des Etudiants Chercheurs (CEC)
The French Confederation of Young Researcher (FCYR, aka CJC) is an association whose goal is to represent PhD candidates and Junior researchers at a national level in France. It is a think tank for proposals on issues related to research, higher education, and doctoral training. The members of CJC are local French associations. They define the priorities of CJC's actions, and advance its reflections.
CJC: 35 associations located in 13 university regions. 		1576
20   Link   France: Association Bernhard Gregory
Jobs and careers portal for new PhDs in France. Founded in 1980, the Association Bernard Gregory promotes the value of training through research to the non-academic world and helps the entry of young PhDs from any discipline into business. 		1198
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