Subgroup Awards: Theory & Computation Postdoctoral Researcher Award Grant

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Biophysical Society

Foundation Grants for Science Research

Funding Amount

US $500

Deadline

Deadline not published

Grant Type

Foundation

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Other requirements

Nominee must be a postdoctoral scientist working the topical areas covered by the T&C Subgroup.
Nominee must hold a current postdoctoral appointment OR be at most within their first year of their first independent appointment at the time of the nomination due date.
Nominee should be a current member of both the Biophysical Society and Theory & Computation Subgroup.
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Overview

The Biophysical Society offers the Subgroup Awards: Theory & Computation Postdoctoral Researcher Award to support postdoctoral trainees in relevant fields. This $500 award can be utilized for various expenses, including travel to the BPS Annual Meeting. Awardees are expected to present their research at the T&C Subgroup Symposium, fostering collaboration and innovation in biophysical research. This initiative aims to enhance the professional development of emerging scientists in the biophysics community.

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Subgroup Awards: Theory & Computation Postdoctoral Researcher Award
This award is for postdoctoral trainees working in the topical areas covered by the T&C Subgroup. The award comes with a monetary price of $500 which the awardee can use as they please, including to help defray costs of travel to the BPS Annual Meeting. The award recipient must present a talk on Subgroup Saturday in the T&C Subgroup Symposium.

Eligibility

Nominee must be a postdoctoral scientist working the topical areas covered by the T&C Subgroup.Nominee must hold a current postdoctoral appointment OR be at most within their first year of their first independent appointment at the time of the nomination due date.Nominee should be a current member of both the Biophysical Society and Theory & Computation Subgroup.
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