How much funding does International Travel and Subsistence Grants provide?

International Travel and Subsistence Grants provides Up to £1,500 in funding.

When is the deadline for International Travel and Subsistence Grants?

The funder has not published a deadline for this grant.

International Travel and Subsistence Grants

Houghton Trust

Foundation Grants for Science Research

Funding Amount

Up to £1,500

Deadline

Deadline not published

Grant Type

Foundation

Can we apply?

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Geography

Applicants may be of any nationality, and undertaking the following, in countries other than their own:Attendance and participation in scientific meetings.

Other requirements

In any three-year period, an applicant will be awarded no more than one grant.
Short visits to appropriate laboratories for discussions and/or learning specific techniques (maximum duration 14 days).
Attendance at appropriate training courses (not exceeding 14 days).
It is an absolute requirement that the grant will be used in furtherance of research on avian diseases.

Not eligible / not funded

Not eligible: Grants will not be awarded to employees of commercial companies.

Overview

The Houghton Trust offers International Travel and Subsistence Grants to support individuals conducting research on avian diseases. Eligible applicants from any nationality can apply for one grant every three years to attend scientific meetings, training courses, or short laboratory visits. Grants are exclusively for research purposes and not available to employees of commercial companies. This initiative aims to foster scientific knowledge and experimentation in avian pathology within the UK and beyond.

The Houghton Trust is a company limited by guarantee, registered in England. It is also a Registered Charity.
The Houghton Trust (see History) was established with the primary objective of promoting the extension of knowledge in the field of Avian Pathology, with particular reference to the UK, by the encouragement of scientific research and experimentation in all matters related to the pathology of the avian species, and the dissemination of such extended knowledge to the public.

Eligibility

In any three-year period, an applicant will be awarded no more than one grant. Applicants may be of any nationality, and undertaking the following, in countries other than their own:Attendance and participation in scientific meetings.Short visits to appropriate laboratories for discussions and/or learning specific techniques (maximum duration 14 days).
Attendance at appropriate training courses (not exceeding 14 days).
It is an absolute requirement that the grant will be used in furtherance of research on avian diseases.