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Formal letter confirming institutional support for an STSM applicant to conduct research at a host university within a European COST Action framework.
Year: 202x
Region / City: Town, Country
Type of document: Letter of support
Institution: University of XXXX
Host Institution: University of YYYY
STSM Applicant: First name Last name
Responsible Scientist at Home Institution: First name Last name
Responsible Scientist at Host Institution: First name Last name
STSM Title: Title of the proposal
STSM Period: DD/MM/YYYY to DD/MM/YYYY
Purpose: Support for scientific collaboration and research exchange
Price: 8 / 10 USD
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Short Term Scientific Missions (STSM)
Year: 2026
Region / city: Estonia
Theme: Research mobility
Document type: Grant guidelines
Organization: COST Action 22152
Author: Dr. Kaja Põlluste
Target audience: PhD students, postdoctoral fellows, young researchers, and institutions affiliated with research
Period of validity: 13th April to 20th September 2026
Approval date: 3rd March 2026
Date of modifications: None
Context: Grant guidelines outlining the process, eligibility, and financial support for Short Term Scientific Missions under COST Action 22152.
QUALITY TECHNICAL AGREEMENT FOR THE RECEIPT, STORAGE, AND ONWARD SUPPLY OF CRYOPRESERVED ADVANCED THERAPY MEDICINAL PRODUCTS (ATMPs) which hold a marketing authorisation (MA)
Note: Year
Document Type: Quality Technical Agreement
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS MOVEMENT OF PRODUCTS OF ANIMAL ORIGIN (POAO) TO AND FROM GB AND FOR ONWARD EXPORTS
Note: Year
Context: Guide on sanitary and phytosanitary requirements for the movement of Products of Animal Origin (POAO) between Great Britain (GB), Northern Ireland (NI), and the EU, focusing on export documentation and requirements for specific product movements.
Diploma in Tourism & Hospitality Management Work Experience Program Requirements for Students Starting September 2025 Onward
Institution: Mount Saint Vincent University (MSVU)
Program: Diploma in Tourism & Hospitality Management
Degree Pathway: Bachelor of Tourism and Hospitality Management (BTHM)
Effective date: September 2025 onward
Document type: Program requirement checklist and course planning guide
Route: Practica/Work Experience Route
Work Experience component: THMT 2299 Practicum I / Work Experience Term I
Academic units: 0.5 unit courses
Terms: Fall Term; Winter Term; Fall/Winter/Summer
Advising requirement: Consultation with Faculty Advisor and Academic Advisor
Co-op requirement: Professional development session prior to first co-op term
Administrative offices: Co-op Office; International Education Centre
Target audience: Students enrolled in the Diploma in Tourism & Hospitality Management, including international students
Regulatory reference: Academic Calendar
Onward and Upward with a brief pause for reflection and thanks, December 29, 2014
Year: 2014
Date: December 29, 2014
Organization: Berkshire Hathaway Specialty Insurance
Author: Executive Leadership Team
Audience: Company employees
Document Type: Internal communication / company update
Scope: Global operations and business strategy
Team Size: 527 employees
Business Units: Property, casualty, executive & professional lines, healthcare, programs, surety, homeowners, travel and assistance
Geography: United States, Canada, Singapore, Hong Kong (planned), New Zealand (planned), Australia (planned)
Focus Areas: Team development, company culture, product expansion, geographic growth
Performance Metrics: Employee growth, product introductions, office expansion
Period Covered: April 29, 2013 – December 29, 2014
Profile of Daniel and Haley Little: Dairy Sharemilkers Seeking Farm Opportunity from the 2024/25 Season Onward
Names: Daniel Little and Haley Little
Email: [email protected]
Phone: Daniel 0278232357
Document type: Professional profile and farming partnership statement
Sector: Dairy farming
Occupation: Sharemilkers
Experience: 14 years combined dairy farming experience
Current role: 50/50 sharemilking operation
Current herd size: 550 dairy cows
Breed composition: Predominantly Friesian and Ayrshire
Farm system: Spring calving dairy operation with two cowsheds
Current location of farming activity: Otorohanga, New Zealand
Calving period: 15 July – 15 September
Breeding approach: Artificial insemination using polled semen with transition toward a polled herd
Genetic program: DNA testing and transition toward A2A2 herd genetics
Animal monitoring system: SmaXtec bolus technology used in most of the herd
Herd performance metrics: BW 180; PW 224; NZMI 235; Somatic Cell Count under 100,000
Farm management focus: Pasture management, mineral nutrition program, and herd health monitoring
Family members: Two adults and two children
Children: One daughter (9 years old) and one son (6 years old)
Education of children: Pokuru School
Assets owned: Dairy herd, young stock, calves, tractors, pasture equipment, feeding systems, and farm machinery
Career history period: 2006 – present
Regions of work experience: Taranaki, Ashburton, Rangitata Island, Shannon, Hawera, and Otorohanga in New Zealand
Career objective: Securing a farm management, leasing, or sharemilking opportunity with long-term goal of farm ownership
References: Alex Little; Joe Clough; Stuart McPhail
First Thessalonians: Onward and Upward
Year: 1st century A.D.
Region: Thessalonica, Greece
Theme: Christian faith and discipleship
Document type: Religious teaching / Epistle commentary
Author: Apostle Paul (commentary based on his letters)
Audience: Early Christian believers in Thessalonica
Scriptural references: 1 Thessalonians 2:1-13; 1 Thessalonians 3:1-13; Colossians 1:13-23; Romans 6:23; Ephesians 2:1-9; 2 Corinthians 4:15-18; Galatians 3:13-14; Philippians 1:27-30; 1 Peter 4:1-19; Matthew 5:11-12; Acts 5:25-32; 8:1-6
Period covered: Mid-1st century A.D.
Main topics: Perseverance in faith, heroism in spiritual life, agape love, suffering for the Gospel, Christian encouragement, discipleship
Discussion prompts included: Yes
Contextual notes: Cultural background of Greece under Nero, prevalence of paganism, early Christian persecution, propagation of the Gospel
Format: Expository commentary with illustrative stories and discussion questions
Scheme of Studies for Biotechnology & Genetic Engineering Session 2011 Onward
Year: 2011
Program: Biotechnology & Genetic Engineering
Level: Undergraduate
Type: Curriculum / Course Schedule
Semester: 1–8
Credit Hours: 142
Subjects: English, Biochemistry, Mathematics, Genetics, Plant & Animal Sciences, Biotechnology Techniques, Molecular Biology, Bioinformatics, Industrial and Pharmaceutical Biotechnology
Target Audience: Undergraduate students
Institution: Higher Education University / College
Topics: CA24140 STSM ONWARD