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Trainees pursuing professional development in Bioinformatics, Computational Biology and Data Science (BCBDS).
Graduate students, post-doctoral fellows and clinical fellows attending a Canadian institution.
Students (high school, undergraduate, graduate); postdocs and professionals do NOT qualify; must attend all 3 conference days; able to pay up front (reimbursement).
IEEE student members presenting at IEEE Sensors conferences
Selected African postgraduate students and postdocs; applications from African public-health staff also considered; only applicants with accepted abstracts (oral presentations preferred) are eligible
Applicant must be a member of ISCB or ASBCB; priority to students and postdoctoral fellows from Africa; consideration is based on membership, accepted work, and country economic status per World Bank rankings
Open to all conference participants associated with biocuration — biocurators, software engineers, students and others whose work contributes to biocuration. Priority is given to students and those in junior posts, and to applicants from low- to middle-income countries or countries suffering from natural and humanitarian disasters. The award committee aims to select awardees from a range of countries across different continents, with around two-thirds of awards ring-fenced for low- to middle-income countries and countries suffering from disasters. Travel fellowships are available to attendees submitting an abstract for an oral or poster presentation, subject to review. ISB membership is asked for on the application (applicants provide the email address associated with their ISB membership).
Early-career researchers intending to present a poster or a talk at the Metabomeeting.
ASN members. Students may apply to either the ASN/NSC GSRA Award or the ASN/Clinical Emerging Leaders Award, not both.
Underrepresented students and postdoctoral fellows attending scientific meetings.
CBH CIRCLE is an Affiliate Partner of the Canadian Bioinformatics Hub.