Thanks to a donation from prize-winning particle physicist Sir Tejinder Virdee, the Institute of Physics is inviting applications for grants to help the development of science and technology in Africa. IOP members and others are invited to apply for funds to kick-start new initiatives aimed at improving the quality of life or contributing to research, teaching or training at schools and universities in sub-Saharan Africa.
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