Difference between revisions of "Junior Scientist Travel Support"
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| − | Jefferson Science Associates (JSA) continues to support the Junior Scientist Travel Support Program, a JSA Initiatives Fund program. This program helps to support the travel for young researchers to present the results of Jefferson Lab research at national and international conferences and workshops that aren’t already receiving JSA funds for travel. The awards are open to all students and postdocs from experimental nuclear physics, theory, accelerator science, computer science, etc. | + | Jefferson Science Associates (JSA) continues to support the Junior Scientist Travel Support Program, a JSA Initiatives Fund program. This program helps to support the travel for young researchers to present the results of Jefferson Lab research at national and international conferences and workshops that aren’t already receiving JSA funds for travel. The awards are open to all students and postdocs from experimental nuclear physics, theory, accelerator science, computer science, etc. who are actively engaged in JLab research, who are not JLab employees (including joint appointees) and who are not recipients of JSA fellowships that provide for travel support (e.g., JSA graduate fellowships, JSA research grants, JSA funded venues, etc.) |
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| − | To be considered for a travel grant, advisors or supervisors should complete the [https://userweb.jlab.org/~jrsteven/JSTFApplForm-2023.docx request form] and submit it to [mailto:finch@jlab.org Jennifer Finch (finch@jlab.org)]. Travel support funds may cover transportation and lodging costs up to $500 or $1000 for local or international venues respectively, with a max of ~$1000 per research group. In addition to information about where the young scientists will be presenting their results, advisors or supervisors should provide a clear statement of the scientific potential of the student or postdoc, and include a commitment to pay for balance of the travel costs. | + | To be considered for a travel grant, advisors or supervisors should complete the [https://userweb.jlab.org/~jrsteven/JSTF/2023/JSTFApplForm-2023.docx request form] and submit it to [mailto:finch@jlab.org Jennifer Finch (finch@jlab.org)]. Travel support funds may cover transportation and lodging costs up to $500 or $1000 for local or international venues respectively, with a max of ~$1000 per research group. In addition to information about where the young scientists will be presenting their results, advisors or supervisors should provide a clear statement of the scientific potential of the student or postdoc, and include a commitment to pay for balance of the travel costs. |
This program is supported by the Initiatives Fund Program, a JSA commitment, to support programs, initiatives, and activities that further the scientific outreach, promote the science, education and technology of Jefferson Lab and benefit the Lab’s extended user community in ways that complement the Lab’s basic and applied research missions. | This program is supported by the Initiatives Fund Program, a JSA commitment, to support programs, initiatives, and activities that further the scientific outreach, promote the science, education and technology of Jefferson Lab and benefit the Lab’s extended user community in ways that complement the Lab’s basic and applied research missions. | ||
Revision as of 12:40, 28 February 2023
Jefferson Science Associates (JSA) continues to support the Junior Scientist Travel Support Program, a JSA Initiatives Fund program. This program helps to support the travel for young researchers to present the results of Jefferson Lab research at national and international conferences and workshops that aren’t already receiving JSA funds for travel. The awards are open to all students and postdocs from experimental nuclear physics, theory, accelerator science, computer science, etc. who are actively engaged in JLab research, who are not JLab employees (including joint appointees) and who are not recipients of JSA fellowships that provide for travel support (e.g., JSA graduate fellowships, JSA research grants, JSA funded venues, etc.)
To be considered for a travel grant, advisors or supervisors should complete the request form and submit it to Jennifer Finch (finch@jlab.org). Travel support funds may cover transportation and lodging costs up to $500 or $1000 for local or international venues respectively, with a max of ~$1000 per research group. In addition to information about where the young scientists will be presenting their results, advisors or supervisors should provide a clear statement of the scientific potential of the student or postdoc, and include a commitment to pay for balance of the travel costs.
This program is supported by the Initiatives Fund Program, a JSA commitment, to support programs, initiatives, and activities that further the scientific outreach, promote the science, education and technology of Jefferson Lab and benefit the Lab’s extended user community in ways that complement the Lab’s basic and applied research missions.
Junior Scientist Travel Support committee: Angela Biselli, Dutta, Dipangkar, Jennifer Finch, Douglas Higinbotham, and Justin Stevens
Prior Travel Fund Awardees
2022
| Name | Institution | Intended Event | Presentation Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Astrid Hiller | U of Regensburg, Germany | Precision QCD (CFNS) | |
| Farah Afzal | Bonn | Frontiers & Careers | |
| Cameron Cotton | UVA | Frontiers & Careers | |
| Achyut Khanal | Florida Int U | Frontiers & Careers | |
| Churamani Paudel | Florida Int U | Frontiers & Careers | |
| Jingyi Zhou | Duke | Frontiers & Careers | |
| Bo Yu | Duke | Frontiers & Careers | |
| Erin Seroka | GWU | Frontiers & Careers | |
| Simone Venturini | U of Pavia | Frontiers & Careers | |
| Sara Ratliff | GWU | Frontiers & Careers | |
| Brandon Tumeo | USC | Frontiers & Careers | |
| Shuo Jia | Temple | Frontiers & Careers | |
| Caleb Fogler | ODU | MIT SRC Workshop / Frontiers | |
| Tim Kolar | Tel Aviv U | MIT SRC Workshop / Frontiers | |
| Jayendrika Tiskumara | ODU | NAPAC 2022 | |
| Loida Rosado Del Rio | U of Puerto Rico | NAPAC 2022 | |
| Shuji Li | LBL | CIPANP 2022 | |
| Matthew Nicol | U of York | INPC 2022 (South Africa) | |
| Ioannis Sakiotis | ODU | IXPUG Annual Conference 2022 | |
| Olga Cortes Becerra | GWU | NSTAR Conf (Italy) | |
| Phoebe Sharp | GWU | APS DNP Fall Meeting | |
| Isabella Illari | GWU | APS DNP Fall Meeting | |
| Edmundo Barriga | FSU | APS DNP Fall Meeting | |
| Karthik Suresh | U of Regina | APS DNP Fall Meeting | |
| Richard Trotta | CUA | APS DNP Fall Meeting | |
| William Booth | York | APS DNP Fall Meeting |
