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The Indiana basketball program has officially announced the addition of Serbian guard Aleksa Ristic to the roster. Ristic is part of the 2025-26 roster. He will arrive in Bloomington later this month following the FIBA U20 Euro Championships. Below is the full release from Indiana. BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – Indiana head men’s basketball coach Darian DeVries announced the addition of Aleksa Ristic to the 2025-26 roster. Ristic will join the program following the FIBA U20 European Championships where he will represent the Serbian National Team from July 12-20 in Greece. Ristic is the 12th scholarship player added to the Hoosiers during DeVries’ first offseason. “Aleksa is a versatile guard that can play on and off the ball,” DeVries said. “He is a competitive kid that has high-level experience playing in FIBA events. We think he has the ability to handle the basketball and make plays out of the pick-and-roll while also being an efficient shooter that will add tremendous depth to our backcourt.” Averaged 13.8 points, 4.2 assists, 3.2 rebounds per game in 19 outings with KK Dynamic, a professional team in the Basketball League of Serbia… shoot 46.2% from the field, 38.6% from the 3-point line, and 83.7% from the free throw line… owns a 2-to-1 assist-to-turnover ratio during his time in the Basketball League of Serbia… posted 9.4 points, 1.9 rebounds, and 2.4 assists per game while shooting 41.2% from the 3-point line in seven appearances with the Serbian National Team at FIBA U20 EuroBasket in 2024… added 6.9 points, 2.7 rebounds, and 1.7 assists per night in seven games during the FIBA U18 European Championship in 2023… took home the Gold medal in 2023 playing alongside future NBA Lottery Draft pick Nikola Topic. https://www.on3.com/teams/indiana-hoosiers/news/aleksa-ristic-to-add-tremendous-depth-and-versatility-to-indiana-backcourt/

As a commitment through the Global Social Justice Fund, Sony Music Group, in partnership with IIE, is pleased to announce a new global scholarship program that will propel the future careers of young, diverse talent in the music industry. This signature scholarship program aims to advance access to post-secondary education at a wide range of leading music and music business education institutions in the global community. Watch a special video recap of Sony Music Group’s philanthropic work. As a commitment through Sony’s Global Social Justice Fund, the Sony Music Group Global Scholars Program, is an initiative designed to provide scholarships for students enrolled in a wide range of leading music and music business-related fields of study at accredited colleges and universities. The overall goals of the program include: To help alleviate the financial burden of students from diverse backgrounds for up to the period of the degree program or upon completion, whichever is sooner, depending on financial need and region. To support students through their college careers and guide them towards college completion. To help steward and cultivate students throughout their college career by providing enrichment programming and exposure to Sony Music Group’s music professionals and industry. Check a Press Release and a short video of the Sony Music Group’s First Global Scholars Conference. To help build and grow a diverse talent demographic of young music leaders towards gainful employment. Scholarship Duration of Scholarships Scholarships may be renewed for up to three additional years or until completing your degree, whichever occurs first. Renewal of awards are contingent on having at least a U.S. equivalent of 3.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale toward your degree program and continued full-time enrollment in music or music business-related fields of study, and continuation of the program by Sony Music Group. Awards are for undergraduate study only. Scholarship Benefits Scholarship amounts will range between USD 3,000 and USD 20,000 per academic year for required tuition and mandatory fees to complete students’ degree programs and vary depending on the location of the college/university, the type of college/university (state university, private university, etc.), and the Sony Music Group Global Scholar’s expected financial need. Scholarships are intended to assist students as they pursue undergraduate study and are NOT intended to cover all educational expenses. Recipients are responsible for the balance of funding, including tuition and fees, books and supplies, living expenses, and transportation. In addition to receiving the scholarship, Sony Music Group Global Scholars may be given other opportunities by Sony Music Group to further their professional development, including unpaid internship or mentorship opportunities. Upon acceptance, the Sony Music Group Global Scholars Program will provide a wide range of enrichment programming, including structured events and webinars to connect with SMG industry experts to cultivate an international cohort of future music industry professionals. Payment of Awards Scholarship payments will be sent directly to educational institutions on behalf of students on an annual basis. Eligibility This scholarship is open to students who are planning to enroll as a full-time undergraduate student at an accredited college or university, including 3-4 year undergraduate programs, in music or music business-related fields of study during the academic year of 2025-2026. Maintain a U.S. equivalent GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale or above is required to apply for this scholarship. An applicant’s academic record must show potential to succeed in a college/university program in their intended music industry field. A demonstrated financial need. Applicants do not need to be accepted into a program at the time of application, but if selected for a scholarship, proof of full-time enrollment will be required before scholarship funds can be sent. DEADLINE FOR APPLICATION SUBMISSION: FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 2025 DEADLINE FOR RECOMMENDATION SUBMISSIONS: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 2025 If you would like to be added to our email list for upcoming application announcements, please complete the interest form. A complete application must be submitted in English and will include: Completed online application form A personal statement (up to 3,500 characters) An estimate of your expected tuition and mandatory fees to complete your degree programs during the academic year of 2025-2026; Two reference letters. The letters must come from non-family members who know you well – for example, a teacher, instructor, professor, employer/work supervisor, scout leader, advisor to an extracurricular club, etc. High school transcript/grade report issued by the school (for applicants from the United Kingdom or Commonwealth countries, A level, O level, GCSE, or BTEC results are also acceptable) Only applications completed by the deadline will be reviewed. Falsifying or plagiarizing any portion of your application is grounds for automatic disqualification. Scholarship applicants will be evaluated based on the following criteria: Achievement and potential in music fields Demonstrated leadership potential and ability Personal character, commitment, and potential in their chosen field of study and future music industry career Clearly expressed financial need to support educational goals Academic achievement Career and academic goals in line with stated scholarship objectives Compelling references Notification of Selection Results All applicants will be notified of their application status (successful or unsuccessful) by the end of September. The Sony Music Group Global Scholars Program is a competitive program; not all applicants will be selected as recipients. Recipients will need to submit verification of their full-time enrollment in an accredited college or university in order to receive their scholarship awards. For students in the United States selected for the scholarship, IIE will require that they submit their financial aid package information. Based on the student’s unmet financial needs, IIE will determine the scholarship amount ranging between USD 3,000 and USD 20,000. Scholarship recipients who are not able to produce proof of enrollment by the date indicated in the award letter will no longer be eligible and an alternate candidate will be selected. https://www.iie.org/programs/sony-music-global-scholars-program/

The contest year is 16 July 2024 through 15 July 2025. All entries must be submitted online on or before 11:59 p.m., U.S. Pacific time, on 1 August 2025. Entries must have been originally published, broadcast or posted online during the contest year. There is no entry fee. The awards are open to reporters doing work for independent news organizations around the world. Articles must be readily accessible to the public by subscription, newsstand sales or online access. If the submitted work was published or broadcast in a language other than English, you must provide an English translation. See online FAQ for further discussion. You cannot enter the same story or stories in two different categories, nor may you enter a story both as an individual entry and as part of a group of stories. At their discretion, judges and AAAS staff may move entries between categories. Access to entries: If an outlet has a paywall or limited access (such as no more than five free stories per month), the entrant MUST provide password access for the story links or, preferably, readable PDFs of the content. Failure to provide accessible content will result in disqualification. Entry limit: Entrants may submit up to THREE entries in all (across one or more categories). The following are not eligible for the AAAS Kavli Science Journalism Awards: Items published originally in AAAS publications or produced by AAAS. Items by employees of AAAS (including those on the masthead of Science magazine) or The Kavli Foundation. Winners of 2024 awards are not eligible. Individuals who have won three times are no longer eligible. Read the official contest rules. Science Reporting – Large Outlet: Text pieces in print or online from large newspapers with a circulation of more than 150,000 (largest single day, including digital subscriptions) and digital-only publications with a regional or national audience. Online-only news outlets with 50 or more staff employees are included in this category. An entry can include a themed series (submit three parts for judging) or up to three related or unrelated pieces combined. Total of 5,000 words or less. Science Reporting – Small Outlet: Text pieces in print or online from small newspapers with circulation of 150,000 or less (largest single day, including digital subscriptions) and digital-only publications with a local audience. Online-only news outlets with fewer than 50 staff employees are included in this category. An entry can include a themed series (submit three parts for judging) or up to three related or unrelated pieces combined. Total of 5,000 words or less. Science Reporting – In-Depth: An entry of more than 5,000 words for a newspaper, magazine or online site. Entry can be a single story; submission of two or three related or unrelated pieces as a single entry of more than 5,000 words; or a themed series of 5,000 words or more (submit no more than three parts for judging). Magazine: Stories in print magazines, on magazine websites or in digital-only magazines. 5,000 words or less. An entry can include up to three related or unrelated pieces, totaling no more than 5,000 words. Includes Sunday magazine sections of newspapers. Video In-Depth Reporting: Segments or programs longer than 20 minutes. Includes stand-alone online videos. Video Spot News/Feature Reporting: Segments or programs totaling 20 minutes or less. Includes stand-alone online videos. Audio: Radio or Podcast. Children’s Science News: Open to journalists working in any medium – print, broadcast or online – for excellence in reporting science news for children, including young teens up to age 14. https://sjawards.aaas.org/contest-rules

The Balkan History Association (BHA) is delighted to announce the second edition of the competition for the “Serban Papacostea Dissertation Prize” in any discipline related to Balkan Studies. The prize will be awarded in honor of Professor Serban Papacostea (1928-2018), descendant of a family of intellectuals from the Pindus Mountains, disciple of Gheorghe I. Bratianu and Andrei Otetea, member of the Ligurian Academy of Sciences and Letters, director of the “Nicolae Iorga” Institute of History in Bucharest (1990-2001), member of the Romanian Academy, and nephew of Victor Papacostea, founder of the Institute of Balkan Studies and Research in Bucharest in 1937. Serban Papacostea served as an advisor who provided encouragement and inspiration for numerous PhD students throughout his long career. The annual award carries a financial component of €200 plus a year’s membership of the BHA, and the possibility to include the dissertation as a monograph in the book series “South-East European History” published by Peter Lang. BHA members will receive two hardcopies of Hiperboreea per year or read-online access through the Scholarly Publishing Collective managed by Duke University Press. Their latest publications, as well as other scientific activities, will be included in an annual newsletter, which will be distributed among members, partners, and collaborators. Eligibility: The submitted doctoral dissertation must be written in English by a scholar in any social science or humanities discipline (including archaeology), whose research is related to the interdisciplinary and comparative study of the Balkan region. We welcome applications from all over the world, with a special attention to South-East Europe (Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Greece, Moldova, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Romania, Serbia, Slovenia, Turkey). If you are not sure whether your dissertation is eligible, please send an email to the vice-president of the BHA, Dorina Dragnea (dorinaonica@yahoo.com). Dissertations that were completed during the last two academic years will be taken into consideration. The applicants can be both members and non-members of the BHA. Peer-review policy: Peer-review will be made by one or two specialists appointed by the Executive Board of the Association. They will be selected to represent the diversity and scholarly excellence of the discipline related to the application. The Executive Board may reject the applications which are not following the eligibility criteria before selecting the reviewer. Submission and Deadline: To be considered for this competition, please send a brief letter of interest that includes the title of your dissertation, an abstract, and some proof of eligibility in regards to citizenship or residence and when your dissertation was completed (max. 1200 words). This proof may be as simple as an email or signed letter from your dissertation advisor, confirming the academic year when the dissertation was deposited. We need to receive the initial inquiry before August 15th, 2025, in order to ensure speedy reply. The letter of interest needs to be sent to the vice-president of the BHA. Please send the dissertation in a digital format that can be easily shared, as a pdf or Word document. The dissertation needs to be sent to the vice-president of the BHA. Documents that are very large may not come through. If you have illustrations that render the document very large, please contact us directly. The deadline for submitting the dissertation is September 1st, 2025. The winner of the competition will be announced no later than December 15st, 2025. https://www.balkan-history.com/archives/4256

We are glad to announce that the University of Pisa has launched a new interdisciplinary industrial PhD program in High-Performance Scientific Computing (HPSC) with 4 fully funded positions open for applications (EU and non-EU), starting November 2025. This innovative doctoral program is designed in collaboration with the medical technology company Sordina IORT Technologies, and brings together 8 university departments and several national research institutes. It focuses on the development of advanced computational methods and HPC-based solutions for complex problems in science, engineering, and medicine. Specific research topics for the funded scholarships include: - Iterative Methods and Preconditioners for Sparse Linear Systems on Pre-Exascale and Exascale Architectures - HPC Software for Design and Analysis of Electronic Devices using Advanced Materials and AI/ML - Computational Models for Flash Radiotherapy and Radiobiological Applications (2 positions) - Reduced-Precision and Matrix Units on AI GPUs for Efficient Solution of the Wave Equation The program offers a unique interdisciplinary environment where PhD candidates will develop expertise in: - Numerical algorithms and scientific computing - HPC architectures and parallel programming - AI/ML techniques applied to physical and biomedical systems - Application domains such as climate modeling, advanced materials, and smart medical technologies This is an industrial PhD: selected candidates will have the opportunity to work closely with Sordina IORT Technologies on translational research projects in medical computing and radiotherapy, ensuring both academic excellence and real-world impact. Application deadline: July 18, 2025 Program website and full call: https://www.dm.unipi.it/phd-hpsc/ We welcome applications from outstanding Master’s graduates in mathematics, computer science, physics, engineering, chemistry, and related fields.

We are calling for applications for one or two PhD positions at Lund University's Centre for Mathematical Sciences to work in the doctoral program subject Numerical Analysis. The research project lies at the intersection of numerical analysis and scientific machine learning. It aims to build a mathematically grounded approach for approximating PDEs using deep kernel learning, which integrates deep neural networks into Gaussian processes constrained by PDEs. Drawing on tools from numerical analysis and reproducing kernel Hilbert space theory, the project seeks to rigorously embed physical laws into deep learning while enabling uncertainty quantification and error estimation. This project is supported by the Wallenberg AI, Autonomous Systems and Software Program (WASP) in Sweden, and the successful candidate(s) will join the WASP graduate school. Please refer to the job application portal on Varbi (https://lu.varbi.com/en/what:job/jobID:837453/iframeEmbedded:0/where:4) for further descriptions and application guidelines. Interested candidates are welcome to send an application through Varbi by August 1, 2025.

Open Position: Research Assistant (Doctoral Student) in Optimization and Scientific Computing Using Lattice Boltzmann Methods At the Institute of Applied and Numerical Mathematics (IANM) at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) we are looking for a Research Assistant (f/m/d) for our team Lattice Boltzmann Research Group (LBRG, http://www.lbrg.kit.edu). The position is part of an exciting research project focused on advanced numerical modelling and simulation with focus on sensitivity analysis and optimization for fluid dynamics, solid mechanics, and fluid-structure interaction (FSI) using lattice Boltzmann methods (LBM). After familiarisation, remuneration is paid according to TV-L, E 13. This role provides the opportunity to pursue a doctorate (PhD degree). Your Responsibilities: • Development and implementation of efficient and scalable LBM algorithms for complex multi-physics problems, specifically in OpenLB (www.openlb.net) • Development and application of adjoint-based and data-driven optimization methods • High-performance computing (HPC) on modern GPU-accelerated architectures • Scientific collaboration with internal and external partners • Participation in teaching and supervision of students • Presentation of results at international conferences and publication in peer-reviewed journals Your Profile: • Master’s degree (or equivalent) in applied mathematics, scientific computing, or a related field • Strong background in optimization, numerical methods and scientific computing • Experience in fluid dynamics, solid mechanics, or LBM is highly advantageous • Programming skills in C/C++ or similar • Experience with parallel computing is a plus • Curiosity, creativity, and a collaborative mindset • Very good written and spoken English skills; basic German skills We Offer: • An inspiring research environment in a dynamic and interdisciplinary research group at one of Europe’s leading technical universities • Structured doctoral support and career development • A vibrant campus life in the heart of Karlsruhe Application: Please send your application including a cover letter, CV, transcripts, and contact details of at least one reference as a single PDF file to: PD Dr. Mathias J. Krause Karlsruhe Institute of Technology Lattice Boltzmann Research Group Street at Forum 8 76131 Karlsruhe e-mail: mathias.krause@kit.edu

At the Faculty of Mathematics at the Institute of Scientific Computing and within the Dresden Center for Computational Materials Science (DCMS), two positions are available at the earliest possible date as Research assistant / PhD student or Postdoc (E 13TV-L) for a period of three years. The positions are embedded in the activities of the project “Analyzing structure-property relations in equilibrium and non-equilibrium hyperuniform systems”, coordinated by Prof. Dr. Marco Salvalaglio and Prof. Dr. Axel Voigt and funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG). The core activities will focus on the investigation of disordered correlated systems using various tools and models, including: i) characterization of the emerging patterns in physical systems (solid state materials and active systems); ii) investigation of the mechanical properties and the effects of disordered correlated microstructures on diffusion; iii) development of energy-based models and numerical simulations of hyperuniform assemblies; iv) development and application of techniques for the analysis of topological data. Tasks: • Generation of hyperuniform patterns (point, scalar and vector fields) • Application of topological data analysis tools such as persistent homology and graph statistics • Development of special phase field and phase field crystal models • Coupling newly developed approaches with established approaches for simulating e.g. mechanical properties and the flow of fluids • Implementation of models in existing simulation software • Conducting numerical studies, also on HPC systems. Requirements: • scient. university degree (e.g. Master's, Diploma) in mathematics, physics, materials science or related subjects • Basic knowledge of computer programming (e.g. Python, Matlab and C++) • Excellent knowledge of the English language • strong problem-solving skills, motivation/interest in scientific research, willingness to learn and work in a group • Applications with proof of previous experience with numerical methods/simulations, state-of-the-art computational techniques (e.g. data-driven methods and/or FEM) and/or theoretical material modeling will be given preference We offer: • Opportunity to collaborate with internationally renowned researchers in the field of research • Participation in exchange programs and short research stays abroad • Extensive range of further education and training opportunities • Flexible working hours and mobile working arrangements for a good work-life balance • Job ticket for public transportation Please submit your detailed application with the usual documents by July 31st 2025 to axel.voigt@tu-dresden.de.

The Reference Center for Artificial Intelligence (CEREIA), a Research Center based at Federal University of Ceará in Brazil, is offering a postdoctoral fellowship in Artificial Intelligence. This program offers an exciting opportunity for early-career researchers to advance their academic and research careers in the dynamic field of AI. CEREIA is committed to promoting excellence in AI research, with specific focus on addressing healthcare-related problems and challenges. CEREIA conducts several projects, including prediction of chronic diseases; engagement of patients in health promotion and chronic disease prevention programs; intelligent systems for remote patient monitoring; analysis and processing of medical images; medical history assisted by artificial intelligence; and others. The position is a two-years contract funded by the São Paulo Research Foundation (FAPESP). In general, fellowship recipients collaborate in research under the supervision of one or more Center’s members for two years. The fellowship may be extended for an additional year, depending on performance and availability of funds. Applications are due July 18th, 2025 (late submissions will not be considered). Please see the Announcement for more information: https://cria.ufc.br/en/2025/06/26/international-public-selection-for-postdoctoral-fellowship-in-ai-2/

Applications are invited for an appointment as Lecturer in Mathematics (full time, fixed-term for 12 months) in the School of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences, University of Galway. This is a Contract Type B post, meaning that research and teaching have equal focus. Applications from mathematicians with experience of teaching and research in any area of mathematics (including Numerical Analysis and Scientific Computing) will be considered. However, we are particularly eager to recruit a lecturer who can contribute to teaching Financial Mathematics and/or Actuarial Science. Salary €63,624-€101,498. p.a., depending on experience. For informal enquiries, contact Dr Niall Madden, Email: Niall.Madden@UniversityOfGalway.ie For more, see https://www.universityofgalway.ie/human-resources/links/011134acad/ Closing date for applications is 17:00 (Irish Time) on 10th July 2025.

Ambassador Vesko Garčević, professor of the practice of international relations at the Pardee School of Global Studies has been named the new director of the Center for the Study of Europe. Last year the ambassador succeeded Kaija Schilde, associate dean of studies as the center’s interim director. Ambassador Vesko Garčević “Vesko Garčević has ably served as the interim director of the center since 2024, and I am delighted to see him assume the role of director for the next two years,” said Dean Scott Taylor. “Professor Garčević stepped into this role last year without missing a beat, sustaining the momentum of existing programs and investing in new initiatives such as the ‘Decentering Europe’ series. I am incredibly grateful for his service to the Pardee School and to the European Studies community, as well as his inclusive and collegial approach to leadership. The center is in outstanding hands.” A diplomat by training, Garčević served as an Ambassador of Montenegro to Austria, Belgium, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands. In his foreign services career, he held critical positions during defining political moments, namely the dissolution of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and democratic transition of Montenegro. An expert on multilateral diplomacy and European security, the ambassador engaged in high-level international conferences including the German Marshall Fund’s Brussels Forum, Munich Security Conference, Halifax International Security Forum, NATO Summit, and UN General Assembly. “Professor Garcevic brings important practical experience as a European diplomat to this position,” said Timothy Longman, associate dean for Academic Affairs and professor of international relations on Garčevic’s appointment. “As interim director, he has already shown great skill in leading CSE.” Besides his illustrious career in diplomacy, Garčević has authored several articles and papers contributing significantly to European scholarship. The ambassador recently published the book Montenegro and Serbia: A Velvet Divorce? which explores the political dynamics of both countries, their interactions, and forging of their own unique as well as divergent domestic and foreign policy. “Inspired by the extraordinary work of my colleagues, Vivien Schmidt, Cathie Jo Martin, Daniela Caruso, and Kaija Schilde, I’m committed to promoting the critical understanding of Europe, as a whole, not only its Western part, through its cultural heritage, its political, economic and religious histories, its laws, its art, literature, and philosophy,” said Garčević. “The Center will remain inclusive in its geographical and topical scope and will continue to serve as a meeting place for scholars and practitioners working on Europe and European legacy globally.” With regards to the center’s future trajectory, Garčevic said that the “Decentering Europe” series will continue to be one of its signature events, emphasizing the objective “to explore Europe’s heritage and entanglements beyond its borders, its complicity in the production of global injustice, and its many redeeming possibilities.” To learn more about Ambassador’s Garčević’s work and accomplishments, visit his faculty profile. https://www.bu.edu/pardeeschool/2025/06/26/vesko-garcevic-appointed-director-for-center-for-the-study-of-europe/

The Tyler Scholarship, generously supported by the Robert and Gwen Tyler Charitable Foundation, offers comprehensive financial assistance covering tuition and fees. This research-based program is designed to support undergraduate students (incoming, current, and transfers) at Pittsburg State University, helping them excel in both their academic and professional journeys. Students must be pursuing degrees in Polymer Chemistry, Plastics Engineering Technology, or Materials Science. The Tyler Scholarship offers comprehensive financial assistance covering full tuition and fees. This research-based program is designed to support undergraduate students (incoming, current, and transfer) at Pittsburg State University, helping them excel in both their academic and professional journeys. Students must be pursuing degrees in Polymer Chemistry and Plastics Engineering Technology. Scholarship Goals Provide full financial support to cover tuition and fees. Support high-achieving undergraduate and community college transfer students committed to advancing the fields of Polymer Chemistry, Plastics Engineering Technology, or Materials Science. Encourage academic excellence and foster the development of future leaders in materials science and engineering disciplines. Reduce financial barriers to education, allowing students to focus fully on academic and professional growth. Eligibility Requirements A minimum ACT composite score of 25 or a high school GPA of 3.5 (on a 4.0 scale) at the time of application. Pursuing a major in Polymer Chemistry, Plastics Engineering Technology, or Materials Science. To apply: Complete the online application for admission Complete the Tyler Scholarship application (undergraduates only in polymer chemistry and plastics engineering technology) For the scholarship details, requirements, and application: https://www.pittstate.edu/red/research/tyler-scholarship.html For more information, email i-admit@pittstate.edu. If you're eager to drive innovation in materials research, seize this chance as an undergraduate to launch your journey with full financial support.

Women and nonbinary journalists with at least three years’ experience can apply for grants. Family and friends of Kari Howard, along with the International Women’s Media Foundation (IWMF), are offering the Kari Howard Fund for Narrative Journalism. Kari Howard was a former Reuters and LA Times editor who loved narrative storytelling. Applicants may be freelance or print journalists and may apply individually or as part of a team. Projects reported and published in English anywhere in the world are eligible. All reporting and publishing must be completed within six months. Grants up to US$5,000 will be awarded. The deadline is July 13. https://www.iwmf.org/programs/kari-howard-fund/?utm_source=Master List (formerly New Website List)&utm_campaign=79b07fe5d1-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2020_04_24_07_00_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_f1dec96ef0-79b07fe5d1-235014710

Students around the world can enter an essay competition. The Abraham Lincoln Brigade Archives (ALBA) is accepting submissions for the George Watt Prize, an annual essay competition honoring Lincoln vet George Watt, a writer and lifelong activist central to the creation of ALBA. To enter, students can submit an essay or thesis chapter about any aspect of the Spanish Civil War, the global political or cultural struggles against fascism in the 1920s and 1930s, or the lifetime histories and contributions of the international volunteers who fought in support of the Spanish Republic from 1936 to 1938. The prize is awarded in three categories: pre-collegiate, undergraduate and graduate. Three pre-collegiate winners will receive up to US$250 each, the undergraduate winner up to US$500 and the graduate winner up to US$1,000. Submissions may be in Spanish or English. The deadline is July 5. https://alba-valb.org/education/essays/

Journalism organizations and journalists are invited to nominate journalists for this award. The Fetisov Journalism Awards seek nominations. This competition aims to recognize journalists for their contribution to the promotion of universal human values and extraordinary heroism. The contest has four categories: contribution to peace, contribution to civil rights, investigative reporting and environmental journalism. Works must have been published between June 1, 2024 and May 31, 2025. Entries in languages other than English must be accompanied by a translation into English. The first, second and third place winners in each category will receive CHF100,000 (US$121,562), CHF20,000 (US$24,312) and CHF10,000 (US$12,156), respectively. Self-nominations are also accepted. The deadline is Sept. 15. https://fjawards.com/how-to-enter

About One World 28th annual One World International Human Rights Documentary Film Festival (“One World”) will take place March 11 – 19, 2026 in Prague and over 50 towns around the Czech Republic and in Brussels. One World is organized by People in Need, a Czech non-profit and non-governmental organization. Besides the main festival held in Prague, there is also One World in Regions, which travels to towns throughout the Czech Republic, One World in Brussels, and One World in Schools that uses films in elementary and high-school education and organizes school screenings and other outreach projects. One World has grown over the years to become the largest human rights film festival in the world. It is one of the leading cultural events in Prague and the Czech Republic.  Competitions and Awards One World’s programme consists of three competition categories, a variety of non-competition thematic categories, One World Interactive category or Docs for Kids section. Films are selected by One World’s selection committee. When selecting films, the committee focuses equally on both human rights content and artistic quality. Seven awards will be given to the winning films: Award for the Best Film in the International Competition Award for the Best Director in the International Competition Václav Havel Jury Award for a film that makes an exceptional contribution to the defense of human rights Czech Competition Award Immersive Films Competition Audience Award Student Jury Award  Regional Jury Award Abakus Foundation Audience Award for Exceptional Discussion Film Submissions Submitted films need to meet these criteria: Feature or mid-length (minimum length 40 minutes) documentary films Short documentary or animated films for children – for Docs for Kids category only Documentary films for virtual reality (interactive projects and 360° films) Films with English subtitles or English-spoken films Films finished in the past 2 years (2024 - 2026) Unfinished films can be submitted upon prior agreement with the festival Submission Conditions First film submission deadline: September 1st, 2025 Final film submission deadline: November 1st, 2025 Online Entry Form must be filled out by the submission deadline. Festival must be provided with the preview/screener of the film by the submission deadline. Festival accepts only online links for previewing. VIMEO (including an online link and a password) is a highly recommended online platform. The streaming of a film must be free of charge, the number of previewing must not be limited and the film must be available till the end of February 2026. Festival will retain preview copies in its archive for research and educational purposes. Participation in other festivals does not preclude participation in One World. Films may be submitted by the filmmakers, producers, distributors or other legal representatives of the film. The submitter of the film should be a person that has the legal right to negotiate the use of this work with One World. Festival will inform applicants of its decision by mid- February 2026 by email to the submitter. Submission Fee The festival charges a submission fee to cover administrative costs. Submission fee: 30 EUR (feature or mid-length docs), 20 EUR (Docs for Kids) The fee will be waived for following countries of production (this condition does not apply to films coproduced with countries obliged to pay the fee). Selected Films For each selected film, the submitter or the filmmaker will be asked to provide the English and original language dialogue list (and time-coded subtitles in English), stills from the film, a photo of the director, trailer and the screening copy/data file. For each selected film, One World has the right to use three minutes of the film for One World PR on television, on the internet and to use the publicity material (press kits, posters, stills etc.) to promote the festival´s programme. Each selected film will be asked to update film information before publishing it on the festival webpage and in the festival brochure. ONE WORLD FESTIVAL PRIVACY POLICY What personal data do we collect and process? The personal data that People in Need (One World Festival) can process even without the customer's consent by virtue of the performance of contracts and legal obligations to monitor visitors due to the accessibility of audio-visual works, bookkeeping and tax obligations, and by virtue of the data processor's legitimate interest in protecting its property and determining attendance at and the selection of films: identification data – personal data used for the purpose of unambiguous and unmistakable customer identification (first name, surname, date of birth, photo, address of residence) contact data – personal data permitting contact with the customer and use of the festival's accreditation system my.oneworld.cz (client's provided e-mail address, contact address, telephone number) data about service usage – data about the use of the host server my.oneworld.cz (login records and changes on the given account) Who collects and processes the data? Controller: Člověk v tísni, o.p.s. (People in Need), with its registered office at Šafaříkova 24, 120 00 Prague 2, Czech Republic, identification no.: 25755277, registered in the register of benevolent associations maintained by the Municipal Court in Prague, Section O, Insert 119 contact data: info@jedensvet.cz contact data of the Data Protection Officer: dpo@clovekvtisni.cz Suppliers: Kalenda systems, s.r.o., Pražská 1201, 250 92 Šestajovice, ID/Tax ID: 26328933 / CZ26328933 From what sources do we obtain personal data? By means of this application forms for the filmmakers who submit their new films to the festival Business cards obtained at personal meetings with the given clients By means of the form for accepting newsletters on the jedensvet.cz website Why do we collect, process and use personal data? for purposes connected with the guest's visit to the festival (accreditation, accommodation, transport, other services) and stay at the festival: here identification and contact data are used settlement of grants: here identification data are used contact with customers: here contact data are used for sending information and newsletters: here contact data are used For how long do we collect data? For 5 years from the obtaining of the data You have the following rights in connection with the processing of your personal data: the right to request information about which of your personal data the data controller is processing; the right to ask the controller to explain the reasons for the personal data processing; the right to request from the controller access to these data and to have them updated, corrected or restricted, and the right to object to the processing; the right to ask the controller to delete these personal data; the right in case of doubts about compliance with the obligations related to personal data processing to contact the controller or the Office for Personal Data Protection. These rights may be exercised by logging in to your MyOneWorld account at https://my.oneworld.cz or by sending an e-mail to info@jedensvet.cz For additional questions, please contact the One World program department:  Email: program@oneworld.cz  https://my.oneworld.cz/film-submission/

If you are a young leader who is devising meaningful strategies to build a more sustainable world, One Young World is looking to bring you to our next annual Summit. Apply to attend the One Young World Summit 2025 in Munich, Germany from 3 - 6 November via our flagship Leading Scholarship. About the Leading Scholarship Ensuring that the Summit is accessible to remarkable young leaders from almost every country in the world is pivotal to the mission of One Young World. Scholarships provide the opportunity for exceptional young people to attend on the merit of their proven leadership and ability to create change in their home country. The Leading Scholarship is designed specifically to identify and support outstanding young leaders from countries that are often under-represented at global forums and decision-making spaces. What does the Leading Scholarship include? Full delegate access to the One Young World Summit in Munich, Germany. Hotel accommodation between 2 and 6 November 2025. Catering which includes breakfast, lunch and dinner. The cost of travel to and from Munich. Your flight to and from Munich must depart from and return to one and the same international airport. Please note that if you are ultimately selected for a Scholarship and require a visa to enter Germany to attend the One Young World Summit 2025, you will be required to pay the visa fee yourself. The costs of the visa as well as any further costs associated with the visa application (including travel to and from the visa application centre) fall on you as the participant. What could the Leading Scholarship mean for you? Tap into a global network of over 18,700 potential collaborators from 196 countries Gain access to exclusive Ambassador opportunities, such as speaking events, regional networking opportunities and mentoring sessions The chance to wave your country's flag at the Opening Ceremony Gain greater visibility for your work and be heard by world renowned experts and leaders Am I eligible? You are eligible for the Leading Scholarship if you: Are between the ages of 18 - 30* Have an evidenced commitment to delivering positive change Demonstrate capacity for leadership Are addressing key local and/or global issues in your work Have a track record of generating impactful and innovative ideas *Most delegates are between the age of 18 and 30. The One Young World team will consider applications from those who are older than 30, pending demonstration of appropriate personal impact, initiative, and willingness to engage. We are not able to accept applications from those who will be aged under 18 at the time of the Summit. Please note: Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis. Priority will be given to applicants from countries that have been less represented at previous One Young World Summits. We cannot guarantee that any applicant will secure sponsorship Priority will be given to first-time Summit attendees (not One Young World Ambassadors). Due to the overwhelming amount of applications we receive, One Young World is unable to respond to individual emails enquiring about the outcome of the Leading Scholarship selection process. We do not provide feedback as to why candidates are not selected. Application deadline 7 July 2025 https://www.oneyoungworld.com/scholarships/leading-scholarship-2025?fbclid=IwY2xjawKQ9w1leHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFzMFVSODQ2MEd3alRtV1hJAR5vQcuRJjfSQFtcVnPp33hfHEDYqCe3j8k4-e2QpDkfE9SW2oquUtajiJ38FA_aem_H9wHRijMGNvjz49h6e_riA

The annual "Youth Eyes on the Silk Roads" International Photo Contest offers an exciting opportunity for young people from all over the world to capture their understanding of the shared heritage of the Silk Roads through the lens of their camera. As the visual arts, and in particular photography, are so often used by today’s youth as a powerful tool for communication and self-expression, images have the potential to play a significant role in raising awareness of the key issues facing our contemporary world and help promote peace and understanding. The photo contest provides an opportunity for young people to connect with one another in a digital space and share their creativity and vision for our future. Organized within the framework of the UNESCO Silk Roads Programme of UNESCO’s Social and Human Sciences Sector, the 2025 edition of the Youth Eyes on the Silk Roads Photo Contest is open for entries from 26 May to 20 July 2025. The Silk Roads are an expansive region composed of a network of maritime and land routes. Originating in East Asia, South Asia, and Southeast Asia the Silk Roads cross the Central Asian sub-continent, the Russian steppe, the Iranian and Anatolian plateaus, and the Arabian Peninsula. They also stretch through North Africa and Northeast Africa, from Tanzania to Morocco. Additionally, they pass through Eastern and Southern Europe, before reaching France and the Iberian Peninsula. Please see the map here The Youth Eyes on the Silk Roads Photo Contest is an opportunity for young people who live or have travelled within these regions to share their perceptions and further their understanding of the common cultural heritage and pluralistic identities emerging from the interactions and exchanges taking place along the Silk Roads. The contest encourages the use of photography to extend these cultural interactions and encounters in the contemporary world, to foster mutual understanding and promote peace amongst the diverse populations encompassed by the Silk Roads. Age categories and theme: The contest is divided into two age categories: 14–17 year olds and 18–25 year olds. For the 7th edition of the contest this year participants are invited to submit their photographs that best encapsulate the shared heritage of the Silk Roads the theme of "Women, Guardians of Silk Roads Heritage". The Selection Committee members will then examine these submissions and select the winners from each of the age categories. Examples of some of the very best photographs from the previous contests can be found here. First place winners will receive a professional camera. Second place winners will receive a semi-professional camera, and the prize for third place will be a standard-model digital camera. Around 60 of the best photos from the contest will appear in a professional photo album entitled “Youth Lens on the Silk Roads” and might be showcased in exhibitions held worldwide. All queries must be directed to: Silkroadsphotocontest@unesco.org https://unescosilkroadphotocontest.org/about-contest/

The Association of Foreign Press Correspondents in the United States (AFPC-USA) provides annual scholarships to professional foreign journalists who are currently enrolled in any full-time master's level program of any U.S.- based academic institution. Eligible to apply for scholarships are only those who are: professional journalists originated from foreign countries ( U.S. citizens are not eligible to apply) and they are currently enrolled in any Master's level program in any US-based academic institution OR they graduated from any Master's level program of any US-based academic institution at any time in the year 2025. Applicants must meet the visa status requirements of their academic program. The purpose of our annual scholarships is to support foreign journalists in the U.S. to enhance their skills through graduate-level programs of U.S.-based academic institutions in areas that are fundamental for their work as professional journalists in a rapidly changing global media environment. Master's level studies, which will be considered for support, include BUT ARE NOT RESTRICTED to journalism, media relations, communications, film, videography, photography, visual arts, and other fields. APPLICATIONS FOR 2025 ARE NOW OPEN. https://foreignpresscorrespondents.org/scholarships-for-foreign-correspondents-in-the-united-states-the-association-of-foreign-press-correspondents-usa DEADLINE: SEPTEMBER 1, 2025 AT 11.59 PM EST.

The Fund for Investigative Journalism provides grants and other support for reporters to produce high-quality, unbiased, nonpartisan investigative stories that have an impact. Freelance journalists, staff reporters and media outlets are eligible for grants, and their investigations can be for print, online or broadcast stories, books, documentaries or podcasts. We provide several types of grants: Regular grants: We review proposals three to four times a year for grants up to $10,000. The next deadline is Monday, September 8, 2025. Seed funding: We provide small grants, up to $2,500, for preliminary reporting that can lead to full investigations. These grants cover costs like open-records requests and initial reporting trips. The next deadline is Monday, September 15, 2025. Follow-up grants: We accept proposals for timely follow-up coverage to original investigations that were produced with grants from the Fund. Grantees can apply for expedited review for follow-up grants up to $2,500. Regular grants for those who have previously received Seed funding: We review proposals for individuals who received Seed funding from FIJ for grants up to $10,000 on a rolling basis. Applicants receive a decision within about two to four weeks. Diversity Fellowship: In our commitment to increasing diversity in the field of investigative journalism, the Fund for Investigative Journalism offers diversity fellowships. Information about these fellowships will be posted to our website when applications are open. Regular, Follow-up proposals, Seed funding, and Regular for previous Seed grantees are submitted through separate application forms. Diversity Fellowships are submitted through their own application form, which is posted here when fellowships are open. We do not accept resubmissions of proposals that we’ve declined previously, unless we specifically invite you to resubmit. We do not accept multiple proposals from the same applicant in one grant cycle, except in rare cases. To seek an exception to this guidelines, please email us at grants@fij.org. More information about our grants is below. Additional resources about applying for grants include: Frequently Asked Questions about applying for a grant. 30-minute video with a former grantee and a Board member sharing tips for applying for a grant How to contact us to ask questions or get feedback https://fij.org/apply-for-a-grant/

VITAL IMPACTS Vital Impacts is a women-led 501c3 non-profit organization that uses art and storytelling to amplify and support the work of communities who are protecting people, wildlife and habitats worldwide. The mission of our non-profit is to support both grassroots conservation organizations and the photographers and artists who work to tell critical environmental stories. THE GRANTS Our grants serve a dual purpose: to provide support and encouragement to visual storytellers embarking on long-term documentary photography projects, and to foster collaboration with local communities dedicated to environmental and wildlife conservation efforts. Vital Impacts is proud to offer one $20,000 (US) grant to an established environmental photographer, along with six $5,000 (US) grants to emerging photographers from across the globe. These funds are specifically earmarked for the development of documentary projects focusing on environmental stories, with each grant supporting a separate photographer and project over the course of twelve months. The aim of these grants is to spotlight solution-based environmental initiatives through visual storytelling. Recipients will have the opportunity to dedicate their time, guided by mentorship and intellectual freedom, towards producing a compelling body of work. Throughout the twelve-month period, the Vital Impacts team and our mentorship community will provide ongoing support and guidance to grant recipients. By the conclusion of the grant period, it is expected that each recipient will have completed a comprehensive body of work ready for publication, showcasing the impact of their efforts on environmental conservation. THE MENTORSHIPS In addition to the grants, Vital Impacts will select ten emerging photographers to participate in an intensive mentorship program. Over the span of twelve months, these selected individuals will have the opportunity to engage in one-on-one sessions with industry experts, renowned photographers, and influential photo editors. Through these mentorship sessions, participants will refine their storytelling skills, receive guidance on navigating the industry, and establish vital connections. By the conclusion of the mentorship program, these ten photographers will emerge with a deepened understanding of environmental photography, strengthened industry networks, and a compelling story ready for pitching or publication, marking a significant milestone in their professional journey. REQUIREMENTS: Vital Impacts is seeking out local photographers deeply embedded within their communities, possessing both the knowledge and passion to report on environmental issues, particularly those relevant to their own surroundings. We're on the lookout for individuals who can convey the complexities of environmental or conservation challenges, along with potential solutions. It's imperative that grant recipients focus on documenting a story within their own community. Our goal is to bolster local journalism, so we're specifically targeting photographers rooted in the communities they aim to spotlight. We won't be considering applications from photographers outside of the respective community or country. Applicants are encouraged to apply in their native language or in English. For proposals submitted in foreign languages, we'll arrange for translation services to ensure fair evaluation and consideration. All applicants must follow the Vital Impacts Code of Ethics and be able to agree to and sign our Environmental Grant Agreement. Grantee cannot be the target of sanctions or located or resident in a country, territory or region that is the target of comprehensive territorial sanctions. Prior publication experience is not a requirement. Vital Impacts is particularly interested in uplifting photographers who have been working on long term projects and who have existing relationships with the stakeholders in this issue. https://site.picter.com/vital-impacts-environmental-photography-grant-2025

There are two Rhodes Scholarships available each year for Global. The Global Scholarships allow eligible candidates from the rest of the world (i.e. not strongly connected to any other Rhodes Scholarships Constituency) to apply for a Scholarship, subject to nomination. You can request and receive nomination through the application form itself - you will not be able to submit an application for a Global Rhodes Scholarship unless a nomination from your institution has been received. Opening date: 2 June 2025 Closing date: 23:59 GMT, 31 July 2025 Your eligibility for the Global Scholarship must also be confirmed by a member of the Rhodes House team. This will be done through the application form but you will only be able to submit once you have received approval. Please note, this means that 29th July 2025 is the last date that you can begin an application form. As the Rhodes Scholarships are place-based, the eligibility criteria, application requirements and selection process vary slightly depending on which constituency you are applying for. To ensure that you have all of the information you need to apply, please read the Information for Candidates - specific to Global - carefully. You should also check the Conditions of Tenure to ensure that your proposed course of study is covered by the Rhodes Scholarship and share the Guidance for Referees with your referees. These documents can all be accessed below. Information for Candidates - Global Guidance for Referees - Global Guidance for Nominating Institutions Courses covered by the Rhodes Scholarship Register to an information session - Global If you have read all of the information above and are ready to apply for the Rhodes Scholarship, you can use the below button to to start the application process. Make sure to check the opening and closing dates above as the form won’t be available outside of these dates! If you need any support with your application, please use the navigation bar to reach our FAQs page. https://www.rhodeshouse.ox.ac.uk/scholarships/applications/global/

Visiting Fellowship program - Institute of Contemporary History in Ljubljana - Call for applications 2025/26 The Institute of Contemporary History in Ljubljana is now accepting applications for the Visiting Fellowship program, for the visits to take place between October 1, 2025, and September 30, 2026. The deadline for applications is July 1, 2025. The decisions will be made by July 31, 2025, at the latest. Scholars working in the field of contemporary political, social, economic history or related disciplines, as well as scholars working in the field of digital humanities, are invited to apply for the fellowship for the periods of two weeks, one month, or two months in the given period. To apply, please submit: · Your CV with the list of publications. · Cover letter (400-600 words), with a description of why you are interested in the Fellowship and important information about the preferred length of your stay. Please also write which months are possible and which months are not possible for your stay. For applications and further questions, please contact projekti@inz.si. Eligibility requirements and the goals of the fellowship Scholars working in the field of contemporary political, social, economic history or related disciplines, as well as scholars working in the field of digital humanities, are invited to apply for the fellowship of two weeks, one month, or two months. We welcome applications from doctoral candidates, early career researchers, and senior academics. The visiting fellows are expected to contribute to the work of the Institute, yet the scope and the essence of the contribution are negotiable and will be agreed upon on a case-to-case basis. Through this exchange, the goal is to foster long-term institutional cooperation, to orient towards the Institute’s long-term vision of international institutional cooperation in Europe and beyond, and to broaden the methodological, thematic, and geographical scope of the research conducted at the institute. The priority will be given to the applicants who will work on applying for collaborative research projects with the researchers from the Institute or who will work on collaborative publications, and to the early career researchers who would like to explore the possibility of applying for a Marie Curie fellowship (MSCA) at the Institute in the upcoming years. The Institute is offering: · Free accommodation in an apartment in Dom Podiplomcev in Ljubljana · Travel expenses for a round trip from the home institution (max 500 euros). · A working space at the Institute (Privoz 11, near the National Archives and the National and University Library). · An access to the library of the Institute, which is one of the finest libraries for 20th-century history in Slovenia, containing publications from the whole Yugoslav space (and broader). · A friendly working environment and an opportunity to participate in the work of the Institute and to foster long-term individual and institutional cooperation. The Institute does not offer any additional financial assistance, but the fellowship can of course be combined with other forms of funding (for example, researcher’s home institution, COST Actions’ Short Term Scientific Missions, Erasmus traineeship program, CLARIN ERIC Mobility Grants, etc.) For more information, see: https://www.inz.si/en/VF/.

Are you interested in developing novel scientific machine learning models for a special class of ordinary and differential algebraic equations?We are currently looking for a PhD candidate that supports us in developing Gaussian processes based models with structure preservation in port-Hamiltonian systems. A PhD position is currently available in the Collaborative Research Center 1701 "Port-Hamiltonian Systems" at University of Wuppertal, Germany. Details on the CRC 1701 and the position can be found here: https://phi.uni-wuppertal.de/en/port-hamiltonian-institute/crc-1701/ The underlying project is under supervision of Prof. Dr. Peter Zaspel and Prof. Dr. Michael Günther. The team of Prof. Peter Zaspel is located at Bergische Universität Wuppertal. The international team focuses on methods development in machine learning, uncertainty quantification and high performance computing with context of applications from the natural sciences, engineering and beyond. It is embedded in the research group on Scientific Computing and High Performance Computing. For more details, see https://www.peter-zaspel.de/ and https://hpc.uni-wuppertal.de. Prof. Dr. Michael Günther is professor in the Applied and Computational Mathematics group. His research focuses on time integration methods for all types of (coupled) dynamical systems, with a focus on port-Hamiltonian ODEs, DAEs and PDEs with applications ranging from Computational Physics, Computational Finance to Computational Electronics. For more details see https://acm.uni-wuppertal.de/de/ . A successful applicant is expected to have a Master’s degree (or equivalent) in mathematics, computer science, physics, or related field. Sound knowledge in (scientific) machine learning, and knowledge in numerical analysis and numerical linear algebra are expected. Knowledge in parallel programming is desirable. Prior knowledge in differential-algebraic equations, Gaussian processes or kernel based methods is a plus; programming experience in Python or C/C++ is expected. A good command of English is essential, both as the local working language and because of international collaborations. We look for a competent personality with initiative and commitment, who has the ability to work independently and in collaborations. We offer a 3 year PhD position. The salary will be paid in accordance with the collective agreement for the public service of the German Länder (Tarifvertrag des öffentlichen Dienstes der Länder, TV-L), with salary level 13 (75%). The place of employment will be Wuppertal, Germany. The position is available immediately. The call for applications is open until July 15, 2025. For further information and in order to apply, please visit the online jobs portal https://stellenausschreibungen.uni-wuppertal.de . There, you will find the official job description and the link for submitting the application material under reference number 25063. If you have questions on the submission process or have questions on the position please contact Prof. Peter Zaspel via zaspel(at)uni-wuppertal.de.

PhD funding is available for a 3-year position related to the project "Modeling the dynamic behavior of implants used in total hip arthroplasty" at the Factas research team, Inria (Sophia Antipolis, France). Expected starting date: Fall 2025. Description of the project is available at: https://team.inria.fr/factas/phdthesis-modeling-the-dynamic-behavior-of-implants-used-in-total-hip-arthroplasty/ Candidates having strong interest in mechanical modelling, numerical analysis, inverse problems and model-order reduction are encouraged to apply at: https://jobs.inria.fr/public/classic/en/offres/2025-08945 Contact: Dmitry Ponomarev (dmitry.ponomarev@inria.fr), Juliette Leblond (juliette.leblond@inria.fr).