The Women and Sex/Gender Differences Program at the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) announces availability of a limited number of travel awards to attend the 74rd annual scientific meeting of the College of Problems on Drug Dependence (CPDD) to be held in Palm Springs, CA, June 9-14, 2012. An applicant’s submitted CPDD abstract on women or sex/gender differences must be accepted for presentation by CPDD for either an oral session, a poster session, or a symposium. The preferred candidate for this award is a researcher who demonstrates commitment to research on women and sex/gender differences in any area of drug abuse, both human and animal.
Eligibility requirements:
· Applicant must be first author on their CPDD oral or poster abstract.
· Applicant must fall into one of the following categories: graduate and/or medical student, post-doctoral student, medical resident, and investigator with no more than five years past the doctoral degree or residency.
· Minority investigators and male investigators are especially encouraged to apply.
· Federal employees are ineligible.
Application procedures:
First, follow the CPDD abstract submission instructions at http://www.cpdd.vcu.edu/ .
Next, submit your travel award application materials to Dr. Samia Noursi at snoursi@nida.nih.gov in the following format and with the required attachments:
· E-mail subject line: CPDD 2012 Women & Sex/Gender Junior Investigator Travel Award Application
· Attach a copy of the abstract that you submitted to CPDD, including title and authors. Or, if applicable, attach symposium submission.
· Attach your curriculum vitae. List all NIH grant support if applicable.
· Attach a cover letter stating (1) your eligibility, (2) your interest in continuing to pursue research on women or sex/gender differences, and (3) your
career goals. Please include your mailing address, telephone number and e-mail address in your cover letter.
Deadline for applications: December 1, 2011.
For more information, please visit: http://www.nida.nih.gov/WHGD/WHGDHome.html
1 comment:
What a great award for people who put effort on studyng and discovering new things. I have a friend who is a doctor and she hasjust won an award to travel to Argentina and do some more research on bypass. She has the apartment in buenos aires paid for a month and then she can stay longer if she wants. Isn´t that great?
Jules
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