Scholarship in Neural Innervation of the Kidneys and Heart

About this scholarship

Up to $60,000 scholarship for a domestic PhD student researching neural innervation of the kidneys and the heart.

How to apply

Applications are made through the University of Sydney application portal. Always verify eligibility, supporting document requirements, and deadline timing on the provider's official page before applying.

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