Just heard of the Australian Research Council (ARC) rejecting applications mentioning arXivals and other preprints! Which means the applicants had lost a unique opportunity to get funding. Quite ridiculous when considering frontier research and peculiar (the European Research Council definitely allows for preprints). It now seems the ARC has backtracked on this rule, but the rejected applications may remain rejected…
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thou shalt not arXiv
Posted in Statistics with tags ARC, arXiv, Australian Research Council, ERC, European Research Council, preprint, travel grant on September 29, 2021 by xi'anO’Bayes 19: registration and travel support
Posted in pictures, Running, Travel, University life with tags CNRS, conference, Google, O'Bayes 2015, summer of British conferences, travel grant, University of Warwick, Warwick locks on February 14, 2019 by xi'anAn update about the O’Bayes 19 conference next June-July: the early registration period has now opened. And there should be funds for supporting early-career researchers, thanks to Google and CNRS sponsorships, as detailed below:
Early-career researchers less than four years from PhD, are invited to apply for early-career scholarships. If you are a graduate student, postdoctoral researcher or early-career academic and you are giving a poster, you are eligible to apply. Female researchers and underrepresented minorities are especially encouraged to apply. Selected applicants will receive up to £450, which can be used for any combination of fees, travel and accommodation costs, subject to receipts.
The deadline for applying is the 15th of March (which is also the deadline to submit the abstract for the poster) and it has to be done at the registration phase via the dedicated page. Those who have submitted an abstract before this information on scholarships was made available (11 Feb.) and applying for travel support should contact the organisers.
OBayes 17 travel support
Posted in Statistics with tags Austin, conference, funding, ISBA, new researchers, O'Bayes17, objective Bayes, Texas, The University of Texas at Austin, travel grant on September 1, 2017 by xi'anThe OBayes 17 conference in Austin, Texas, next December is getting nearer! This post is to advertise for the availability of a dozen travel grants for junior investigators, as detailed on the webpage of the conference. One of those grants will even become an ISBA New Researchers Travel Award for the event! This comes on top of registration and accommodation being quite reasonable, thanks to Peter Mueller’s efforts, and hence makes this conference most affordable and attractive for young researchers. Apply now!!!