The Jennifer Ward Oppenheimer Research Grant (JWO Research Grant) was established to honour the late Mrs Jennifer Ward Oppenheimer and continue her extensive contribution to and passion for Africa, the environment, and science.
Applications close 3 MAY 2024
JWO Grant: Top tips for researchers
Join this webinar for insights into the criteria and application requirements for the Jennifer Ward Oppenheimer (JWO) annual research grant.
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Our Top 5 Finalists
The five finalists who are in line to win this year’s $150 000 USD Jennifer Ward Oppenheimer Research Grant have been selected. The top three will be announced on August 31, and the winner will be announced at the 12th Oppenheimer Research Conference set to take place from the 4th – 6th of October 2023
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Dr Lova Marline
Bioindicators of biodiversity, air quality and climate change: leveraging non-charismatic groups, bryophytes and lichens, in the tropical Afro-Malagasy Region.
Dr Mohamed Henriques
Migrant shorebirds as sentinels of local ecological changes in key African wetlands with global.
Dr Yolandi Schoeman
BioCredits: Regenerating Africa's Landscape bio-intelligently.
Dr Matthew Burnett
Fishers, fish, and fish-eating waterbirds – interactions that can meet the sustainability goals for floodplains.
Dr Shannon Conradie
Linking physics and biology to inform wildlife conservation under global change: an interdisciplinary approach.
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