Eligibility
- Normally within three years of receiving the PhD and under 35 years of age, with demonstrated research independence and strong academic potential.
- Strong communication, responsibility, teamwork and independent research skills.
- A doctoral background in biology, developmental biology, biomedical engineering, biomaterials, medicine or oncology with relevant experimental skills; or in mechanics, fluid mechanics, heat and mass transfer, engineering thermophysics or building environment engineering with proficiency in programming and numerical software.
- Special support: outstanding graduates from globally top-100 disciplines (ARWU/QS/THE/USNEWS), domestic A-level disciplines, or candidates meeting the paper requirements for associate research professor.
- Key support: outstanding graduates from leading disciplines at recognized universities or research institutions.
