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Travel grants facilitate knowledge dispatching and exchange within the cancer research field.
Travel grants may only be awarded for conferences, symposia, workshops, or similar events where the applicant will participate actively by presenting a poster or giving an oral presentation. Only the individual who presents the contribution may receive a travel grant. Travel grants may be awarded only to early‑career researchers, i.e., Master’s students, PhD students, postdocs, or researchers up to seven years after completing their PhD.
Applications may be submitted at any time during the year, preferably well in advance of the planned travel. The application must be complete, meaning that proof of active participation must be included.
To be eligible for funding, the applicant must attach:
Travel grants are awarded with a maximum amount depending on where the conference takes place:
A travel grant can never exceed the amount applied for. Grants are not awarded for per diem allowances or meal costs.
The current maximum amounts are:
Applications for travel grants can be submitted all year round, no later than two months before the start of a scheduled trip. Forms can be downloaded on this page (see below after the article).
The trip must be related to cancer research and requires active attending. Destinations and departure/return dates shall be obligatory indicated. The application form and appendices are to be sent in one pdf-file via e-mail to the AG-Fond’s secretariat; additional or missing information such as an approval for a poster presentation will be required from the foundation thereafter.
Link to application docx, 202.2 kB, öppnas i nytt fönster.
Link to the guidelines pdf, 196.6 kB, öppnas i nytt fönster.
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The applicant will take contact with the secretariat Öppnas i nytt fönster. to get more guidance about this errand.
The travel report will be sent via email to the foundation at the latest one month after return from the trip. The given registration number (RB XX-XX) has to be indicated in the document.
The purpose of the report is to give the Board of the Foundation a basis for its activities' report.
The report shall be brief and presented like a clinic internal travelogue in which the traveller will summarise on the basis of personal experience and knowledge, the benefits given by the trip.
The report should be disseminated within the clinic and possibly to others who may have an interest in it. As the Board of the Foundation has no intention to publish the report, it can be formulated in a more informal way.
The Board of the Foundation is however not opposed to the publication of the travel reports.
