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Call for Applications for the 7th Japanese Society of Plant Physiologists’ Young Overseas Joint Research Fellowship The Young Overseas Research Fellowship System was established based on a fund created by a donation from Dr Nam-Hai Chua, winner of the 21st International Prize for Biology The Japanese Society of Plant Physiologists’ Young Overseas Joint Research Fellowship accepts applications at most twice each year, in May and November, with the JSPP Award Committee selecting one or two winners from among the membership every year. Those members, both within Japan and abroad, are invited to apply based on the following: Overview of the Japanese Society of Plant Physiologists’ Young Overseas Joint Research Fellowship Application (JSPP Fellowship) Summary In order to foster an international perspective in young researchers, the Japanese Society of Plant Physiologists recognizes superlative young researchers and supports their short-term joint projects in overseas research facilities, through the Nam-Hai Chua Fund. Description Doctoral candidates, doctorate researchers, young faculty and researchers, etc., who are members of the Japanese Society of Plant Physiologists shall receive support from the Nam-Hai Chua Fund for travel and living expenses associated with a joint research project to be undertaken abroad within a three month period. The grant limit shall be ￥1 million per applicant, with as many as two applicants selected each year. Selection A call shall be made for joint research proposals, to include a detailed implementation thereof, a history of research undertaken to date, results expected from the joint research, a history of contacts with the overseas facility, etc. The JSPP Award Committee shall select the most deserving joint research topics from among those submitted. Upon selection by the JSPP Award Committee and the approval of the Executive Council, the applicant shall be permitted to submit a grant application in conjunction with the detailed d