2023 winners of the ISSLS Young Investigator Travel Grant announced at Spineweek
Congratulations to following recipients of the 2023 Young Investigator Travel Grant, sponsored by Nippon Zoki:
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Joel Beck, Sweden |
Anastasia Keller, USA |
Fahim Choudhury, USA |
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Sri Vijay Anand KS, India |
Sudarshan Pramod, India |
Wai Chak Choy, Hong Kong |
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Kohei Kuroshima, Japan |
Masao Ryu, Japan |
Alina Jacob, Switzerland |
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Terence McSweeney, Finland |
Shota Tamagawa, Japan |
Keiran Joyce, Ireland |
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Tamara Mengis, Switzerland |
Hanwen Zhang, China |
The ISSLS Young Investigator Travel Grant of $US1,000, assists young researchers and clinicians with registration, travel and accommodation costs associated with attending the ISSLS Annual Meeting.
In 2024, 15 travel grants will be offered to young investigators whose abstracts have been submitted for the ISSLS Annual Meeting in Milan, Italy in 2024.
Eligibility criteria:
- Must not be a member of ISSLS
- Must not have previously attended an in-person ISSLS Annual Meeting
- Must be submitting abstract as the presenting/first author
- Must be a graduate student; or be four years post-qualification; if an independent researcher, be under the age of 40
- Must attend and present abstract at the ISSLS Annual Meeting in Milan, Italy in 2023. If you are not the first author on the submitted abstract, you are not eligible for this award. Strictly no changes to authorship can be made following submission.
- Deadline for receipt of application form will January 15, 2024
Send the completed application form to: ISSLS@asnevents.net.au
