2026 UNITED NATIONS- NIPPON FOUNDATION STRATEGIC NEEDS FELLOWSHIP AND OCEAN GOVERNANCE FELLOWSHIP FOR SIDS APPLICATION FORM PERSONAL HISTORY AND PROPOSED RESEARCH/STUDY PROGRAMME

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The document is an application form for the 2026 United Nations-Nippon Foundation fellowships, specifically for individuals from Small Island Developing States working in ocean affairs and law of the sea.

Year: 2026

Region / City: Global

Subject: Ocean governance, fellowships, small island developing states

Document type: Application form

Institution: United Nations

Author: UN Department of Ocean Affairs and the Law of the Sea (DOALOS)

Target audience: Government officials from Small Island Developing States (SIDS)

Period of validity: 2026

Approval date: 2026

Amendment date: N/A

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Refocusing SIDS research: Is butylcholinesterase a predictive biomarker?

Year: 2022

Region / city: New South Wales, Australia

Topic: Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS)

Document type: Commentary

Author: Emma Matthews

Target audience: Healthcare professionals, researchers in pediatric neurology, and SIDS

Period of validity: N/A

Approval date: N/A

Date of changes: N/A

Keywords: Sudden Unexpected Death in Infancy, Butyrylcholinesterase, Biomarkers, Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, Research

Contextual description: Commentary on a study linking butyrylcholinesterase activity levels with Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, suggesting a potential predictive biomarker for SIDS.

Topics: NATIONS- RESEARCHSTUDY SIDS

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