Annual Report 1995

4 FELLOWS

Perhaps the most important aspect of UNU/IIST, and certainly the most exciting in our daily life, is that of the UNU/IIST Fellowships.

Fellows are seconded from partner institutions in developing countries to be trained to the highest level in software development methods and research techniques and, importantly, to contribute to the ongoing advanced development and research projects. Thus Fellows span the `R' and the `T' areas covered in section 3.1.

4.1 Fellowship Selection Principle

A document: On UNU/IIST Fellowships outlines conditions for UNU/IIST stipends and for Fellowship work in Macau. Fellows are selected primarily by UNU/IIST, usually as a result of potential candidates having been identified during UNU/IIST's off-shore courses.

As UNU/IIST's off-shore courses are given in a widening circle of countries, so our Fellows will, eventually, cover most developing countries. To cover as many developing countries as possible is one of our aims.

Since UNU/IIST presents its work at the biennial UNESCO IIP Sessions, UNU/IIST's work is communicated to the UNESCO IIP network of national focal points. This is the best way to reach institutions not otherwise reached by UNU/IIST, and of soliciting Fellowship applications from such institutions.

UNU/IIST can only accept Fellows who are willing to follow our agenda, (see section 3), and are capable of contributing to and benefiting from our activities. Only then can we achieve the meeting of minds that enables us to do relevant science and achieve our goals.

4.2 The 1995 Fellows

During 1995 the following Fellows worked with UNU/IIST's science and technology staff:

1. [] -- Project, Period:

2. Mr. Dong Yu Lin, China [39] -- RaCoSy, 15.4.1993-31.8.1995

3. Dr. Li Xiaoshan, China [47][48][20] -- Hybrid Systems, 20.12.1994-1.5.1995

4. Dr. Dang Van Hung, Vietnam [20][16][38] -- Hybrid Systems, 1.4.1994-31.7.1995

5. Mr. He Wei Dong, China [50][45][57][59][55][60][56] -- Hybrid Systems, 25.7.1994-31.10.1995

6. Dr. Belawati H. Widjaja, Indonesia ([62]) -- Hybrid Systems, 1.9.1994-28.2.1995

7. Mr. Doan Anh Tuan, Vietnam -- Comp.Systems, 26.12.1994-30.9.1995³

8. Mr. Fu Hong Guang China [35] -- GRaP, 27.12.1994-30.5.1995

9. Mr. Philip Chan, The Philippines [16] -- Reactive Systems, 2.1-1.6.1995

10. Ms. Mia Indrika, Indonesia [41] -- RoManS, 1.2-31.8.1995

11. Mr. Wang Ji, China [45] -- Hybrid Systems, 1.3-31.5.1995

12. Mr. Roderick C.A. Durmiendo, The Philippines [26] -- DiMulTS, 8.5.1995-7.2.1996

13. Ms. Hong Mei, China [49] -- RaCoSy, 2.5-30.6.95⁴

14. Mr. Ngo Quoc Tao, Vietnam [54] -- GaD²IIS, 5.6.1995-4.4.1996

15. Dr. Md Rais, India [51] -- GaD²IIS, 1.6.1995-31.4.1996

16. Mr. Phan Hong Giang, Vietnam [38] -- Reactive Systems, 4.9.1995-3.6.1996

17. Mr. Yang Zhen Yu, China [66][64][65] -- Hybrid Systems, 1.9.1995-30.4.1996

18. Mr. Dao Nam Anh, Vietnam [4][3][5] -- ABC'2000, 31.8.1995-29.2.1996

19. Mr. Lu Jian, China [66] -- Duration Calculus, 5.8-4.11.1995

20. Mr. Liu LianSuo, China [53] -- RaCoSy, 25.7.1995-24.7.1996

21. Mr. Yang Dong, China [25] -- RaCoSy, 25.7.1995-24.7.1996

22. Ms. Myatav Erdenechimeg, Mongolia [28] -- MultiScript, 8.9.1995-7.8.1996

23. Ms. Cleta Milagros Acebedo, The Philippines [1][2] -- MIICI, 10.9.1995-31.5.1996

24. Mr. Erwin Paguio, The Philippines   [1][2] -- MIICI, 10.9.1995-31.5.1996

     

4.3 Planned 1996 Fellows

During the first months of 1996, UNU/IIST expects additional Fellows from:

1. China: three

2. India: one (March) [three (September)]

3. Indonesia: two

4. Republic of Korea: one

5. Thailand: one

6. Vietnam: three

Through off-shore courses in 1996 UNU/IIST expects further Fellows from Asia, Africa and South America. In 1997 UNU/IIST expects to also host Fellows from the Arab World.

Annual Report 1995