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Home » Discovery » Young Research Scientist Awards Announced for UEP2010

Young Research Scientist Awards Announced for UEP2010

Posted by Will Ramos on Friday, January 8th, 2010 at 6:10 am
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Apply now to be a funded invited speaker at UEP2010.
Deadline for submission:
January 22, 2010

Who should apply?

Young research scientists in the early stages of their professional careers in academia, research institutes, government laboratories and industry. Students are not eligible to apply.

How to apply

Original, innovative results/findings from your research should be submitted as an abstract (350 words maximum) including title, author(s), and affiliation. A paragraph that explains the significance of your work should accompany the abstract together with a brief CV or resume.

Where to send it

Send the abstract, accompanying paragraph and attached brief CV or resume to:

Kay Russell
UEP 2010 Conference Secretariat
UEP2010 [at] elsevier [dot] com

Deadline for applications

January 22, 2010

Criteria for selection

  1. Must be a young scientist in early career stage, actively engaged in research;
  2. Content of contribution must clearly relate to some aspect of UEP 2010, such as new knowledge about urban environmental pollution and overcoming obstacles to sustainability and quality of life;
  3. Contribution must be original and innovative, adding significant new knowledge;
  4. Applicant must be able to travel and attend the entire conference

Awards

As many as three applicants will be selected to give papers at UEP2010. Invitees will receive up to three nights’ accommodation at the conference hotel, free registration and reasonable reimbursement for travel expenses.

To learn more about UEP2010, click here.

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