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Cambridge Research Fellowships (revised)

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From: T.W. Korner
Date: Fri, 18 Dec 1992 15:43
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I have just revised my guide to research fellowships to bring it up
to date with a number of recent advertisements.  

It is available by anonymous FTP from /pub/twk/fellow.tex on
can.pmms.cam.ac.uk (131.111.24.28) or hard copy from the address
below.

(From my previous post)
Every year the colleges of Cambridge University offer a number of
research fellowships intended for highly qualified candidates with,
or just about to finish, a Ph.D. (or equivalent).  The terms and
conditions vary from college to college, so I have compiled an
_informal_ and _unauthorised_ guide for applicants unfamiliar
with the Cambridge system (intended for mathematicians but of
interest, I hope, in all subjects).

T.W. K\"orner
Department of Pure Mathematics
University of Cambridge
16 Mill Lane
Cambridge CB2 1SB
U.K.
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Subject: Cambridge Research Fellowships (revised)
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Keywords: Post-doctoral research, fellowships, Cambridge University
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