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NEPSI disponibiliza DUAS bolsas para Iniciação Cientifica (2024-2025)

O NEPSI-UFPel (Núcleo de Saúde Mental, Cognição e Comportamento) seleciona duas pessoas para bolsa de Iniciação Científica para trabalhar em projetos relacionados a saúde mental, cognição e comportamento humano.

As bolsas são financiadas pelo CNPq (PIBIC/CNPq – Programa Institucional de Bolsas de Iniciação Científica – EDITAL Nº. 002/2024 – ampla concorrência) e pela UFPel (PBIP-AF/UFPel – Programa de Bolsas de Iniciação à Pesquisa – Ações Afirmativas – EDITAL Nº. 002/2024 – ações afirmativas).

Maiores informações https://wp.ufpel.edu.br/nepsi/editais/2024-2/iniciacao-cientifica/

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Publicado em 15/08/2024, nas categorias Notícias, Oportunidades.
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