International Association for Plant Taxonomy: Research Grants Program in Plant Systematics

The International Association for Plant Taxonomy offers grants for research in plant systematics, taxonomy, and nomenclature, with a focus on supporting students and young researchers from developing countries. Grants, up to $2,000, can be used for travel related to research activities such as fieldwork and interactions with specialists. Applications are encouraged from IAPT members, and proposals must be submitted in English. This initiative aims to foster collaboration and advancement in the field of plant sciences.

The IAPT provides competitive grants for research on the taxonomy, systematics and nomenclature of plants, algae and fungi. Applications are particularly welcome from students and young investigators in developing countries, but the grants are open to applicants world-wide.
The maximum individual award is US$2,000. Awards should preferably be used to support travel to other institutions for research, including fieldwork, herbarium work, and molecular or anatomical investigations. Travel to visit major herbaria, including interactions with specialists in specific taxonomic groups to build linkages for future work, are especially encouraged.

Eligibility

Applicants must be IAPT members at the time of the grant submission to be eligible for an IAPT grant.The project proposal should be written in English.
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Ineligibility

Candidates who obtained their Ph.D. degree more than 3 years ago will not be considered.