CALL FOR APPLICATIONS FOR THE "MAURIZIO AND CLOTILDE PONTECORVO" RESEARCH GRANT
Foundation of the National Museum of Italian Judaism and the Shoah (“MEIS”) announces a call for applications for a two-year research grant on the topic of “Women in the history, culture and education of Italian Jews”.
Pubblication date: 20/03/2020
Applications and research projects must be received at the Fondazione MEIS offices no later than 1:00 p.m. on 29/05/2020
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ADMITTED CANDIDATES
-alphabetical order-
1 AGOVINO TERESA
2 ANGELINI FRANCESCA
3 CAMPAGNA EIRENE
4 D’AVANZO MATTEO
5 DEL ZOPPO SILVIA
6 DIANA FRANCESCA VALENTINA
7 JOSI MARIA
8 MARCONCINI SAMUELA
9 MEI RITA
10 SCURO RACHELE
NOT ADMITTED CANDIDATES
-alphabetical order-
1 COHEN SHAI
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