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Cancer Institute NSW Travel Grants — NSW

Up to $15K available

Cancer Institute NSW

Funding to support PhD students and early- to mid-career researchers to disseminate their results at national and international conferences, in person and online. The scheme supports professional development, collaboration and the sharing of cancer research and evidence-based clinical practice.

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Funding

Up to $15K

Closed

4 Apr 2023

Duration

1 year

Location

New South Wales

Who Can Apply

• Students undertaking their PhD may apply. • Early- and mid-career researchers who are 0-10 years post PhD may apply. • The applicant and administering institution must be located in New South Wales. • Applicants must have submitted or intend to submit an abstract for presentation at a virtual, national or international conference. • Applicants should be the presenting author for a conference between 2023-06-01 and 2024-06-30. • Applicants must nominate a single administering institution responsible for grant management and signing the terms and conditions letter.
The travel grants are open to students undertaking their PhD, and early and mid-career researchers (0-10 years post PhD) who have submitted or intend to submit an abstract for presentation at a virtual, national, or international conference. The applicant and administering institution must be located in New South Wales. Applicants should have an abstract submitted or intend to submit an abstract and be the presenting author for a conference between 1 June 2023 and 30 June 2024. Applicants must nominate a single administering institution who will be responsible for the management of the grant and will sign a terms and conditions letter.

What's Funded

Travel and conference participation costs for PhD students and early- and mid-career researchers presenting cancer research at virtual, national or international conferences.

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Expected Outcomes

Presentation and dissemination of research results at conferences, professional development for applicants, and increased collaboration and expertise across the cancer research and clinical practice sector.

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Key Information

Applicant Types

individualuniversityother

Stage

early_stagegrowth

Funding Purposes

researchtrainingcommunityother

Keywords

cancer researchtravel grantconference presentationPhD studentsearly-career researchersmid-career researchersNew South Walesprofessional development

Official Grant Page

Cancer Institute NSW

Frequently Asked Questions

1

What is the Cancer Institute NSW Travel Grants?

The Cancer Institute NSW Travel Grants is a research grant offered by Cancer Institute NSW in Australia, providing Up to $15K in funding. Funding to support PhD students and early- to mid-career researchers to disseminate their results at national and international conferences, in person and online. The scheme supports professional development, collaboration and the sharing of cancer research and evidence-based clinical practice.
2

How much funding does the Cancer Institute NSW Travel Grants provide?

The Cancer Institute NSW Travel Grants provides Up to $15K in funding. The typical project duration is 1 year.
3

Who is eligible for the Cancer Institute NSW Travel Grants?

  • Students undertaking their PhD may apply.
  • Early- and mid-career researchers who are 0-10 years post PhD may apply.
  • The applicant and administering institution must be located in New South Wales.
  • Applicants must have submitted or intend to submit an abstract for presentation at a virtual, national or international conference.
  • Applicants should be the presenting author for a conference between 2023-06-01 and 2024-06-30.
  • Applicants must nominate a single administering institution responsible for grant management and signing the terms and conditions letter.
4

When does the Cancer Institute NSW Travel Grants close?

Applications closed on 4 Apr 2023.
5

What activities are funded?

Travel and conference participation costs for PhD students and early- and mid-career researchers presenting cancer research at virtual, national or international conferences.
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