Merit-Based Travel Awards for SLEEP 2015
The Sleep Research Society recognizes trainee abstracts of exceptional quality by presenting trainees with Merit-Based Travel Awards. Winners will receive a financial award, intended to alleviate the cost of travel to the annual SLEEP 2015 meeting. Trainees may also have the opportunity to gain exposure and experience by giving a short oral presentation of their work in a forum with fellow trainees and senior faculty. Merit-Based Travel Awards are primarily intended to further the career development of students who are actively pursuing an academic degree, or who are in the early stages of postgraduate...
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Sleep Research Society Undergraduate Trainee Travel Awards for SLEEP 2015
The SRS will offer up Undergraduate Trainee Travel Awards for SLEEP 2015. Undergraduate Trainees who are members of the SRS may apply. To apply for the Undergraduate Trainee Travel Award, applicants must submit the following materials and must address each of the topics listed below: 1. Applicant CV: Including current mailing and e-mail address (preferable), relevant employment history, relevant undergraduate coursework, honors and awards, research experience, and publications. If the student is currently conducting an undergraduate thesis project relevant to sleep research, this should be noted. 2. ...
Source: ScanGrants feed - October 7, 2014 Category: Research Authors: Sleep Research Society Source Type: funding
First Time Trainee Travel Awards for SLEEP 2015
The Sleep Research Society will offer a limited number of First Time Trainee Travel Awards for SLEEP 2015. Only Trainees who have not previously attended a SLEEP Annual Meeting are eligible to receive this award. To apply for a First Time Trainee Travel Award, applicants must submit the following materials and must address each of the topics listed below: 1. Applicant CV: Including current mailing and email address (preferable) and fax number, educational history, relevant employment history, honors and awards, research funding and publications. 2. Applicant letter (maximum 2 pages): Including a statement ...
Source: ScanGrants feed - October 7, 2014 Category: Research Authors: Sleep Research Society Source Type: funding
International Society for CNS Clinical Trials and Methodology 2015 New Investigator Award
The International Society for CNS Clinical Trials and Methodology has created a program to recognize promising new investigators across the broad range of methodological, regulatory and substantive programmatic interests of the society. Up to one international and four (4) domestic NI Award applicants will be selected each year. Appointments as NI Awardees will be for one year. Eligibility Criteria: Early career (second-year or beyond postdocs or those within 8 years of the completion of training) academic or industry professionals in relevant disciplines and positions; research fellows in CNS di...
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Sleep Research Society Foundation Early Career Development Research Awards
The SRS Foundation recognizes the challenges of transitioning from post-doctoral training to independent research funding. The goal of these mentored awards is to invest in promising early career researchers and assist with their transition into independence as junior investigators. These grants will be funded up to $75,000. The awards will provide one year of support for 2-4 individuals. Recipients are expected to apply for a mentored or independent federal research award within the funding period. In any year that this request for applications is posted, awardees may apply for a second year of funding, providing the...
Source: ScanGrants feed - September 23, 2014 Category: Research Authors: Sleep Research Society Foundation Source Type: funding
