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Grants and Fellowships IUTOX Merit Awards: The IUTOX Merit Award is presented to an individual in recognition of a long and distinguished career in toxicology at the international level. Achievements in academia, public service or industry may be recognized. Emphasis should be on contributions that have strengthened the field of toxicology. The award consists of a plaque and a cash stipend.
Robert L. Dixon International Travel Award: Robert L. Dixon Award, sponsored by the Toxicology Education Foundation, takes applications from graduate students in the area of reproductive toxicology. The award carries a stipend of $2,000 for travel costs to enable a student to attend the International Congress of Toxicology meeting. The 2007 ICT XII Robert L. Dixon Award winner was Norma Perez from the Center for Investigation and Advanced Studies in Mexico. Full details can be found at http://www.toxedfoundation.org/dixon_award.html. 2007 ICT XII Robert L. Dixon Award Winner: Norma Perez Mexico ICT Fellowships: IUTOX provides financial support to individuals to attend the International Congress. Two types of fellowships are awarded. Junior toxicologist fellowships are aimed at individuals at an early stage in their careers and senior toxicologist fellowships are aimed at those involved in organizational activities in their own national society. Both types of fellowships require an active participation in ICT by submitting an abstract of a scientific presentation. The applications for ICT XII must be submitted by February 15, 2010, to the IUTOX HQ. Fellowships to attend ICT XII: IUTOX will provide financial support to individuals to attend the ICT XII in Barcelona, Spain. Two types of fellowships will be awarded. Junior toxicologist fellowships are aimed at individuals at an early stage in their careers. Senior toxicologist fellowships are aimed at those involved in organizational activities in their own national society. The fellowships should contribute to travel and accommodation. The ICT XII organizers will WAIVE the MEETING registration fee (FOR UP TO 40 FELLOWSHIP RECIPIENTS). The criteria for application and evaluation of fellowships are indicated below. All applications must be received at the IUTOX Headquarters by February 15, 2010. Electronic submission is accepted. Awardees will be notified by April 30, 2010. Submit applications to IUTOX Headquarters. Fellowship winners from 2006 and later are not eligible to apply.
Bo Holmstedt Memorial Foundation Travel Awards: Professor Bo Holmstedt was a prominent toxicologist well-known in the toxicology community for his outstanding research, engagement in education, contributions to toxicological organizations and role as a leading authority in toxicological evaluation. Professor Holmstedt contributed to many key areas of pharmacology and toxicology in a constructive and interdisciplinary way. He saw the importance of toxicology as an important medical discipline and worked relentlessly to obtain its recognition in science, education and chemical regulation, both nationally and internationally. Young scientists with less than 10 years of postdoctoral experience are invited to apply for the Bo Holmstedt Memorial Foundation (BHMF) Travel Awards to attend the ICTXII meeting in Barcelona, Spain, July 19–23, 2010. Due to the generosity of BHMF, IUTOX envisions making up to 7 grants to eligible candidates, which will cover meeting expenses including accommodations for up to 6 nights hotel stay to coincide with the duration of the meeting, air travel (both on lowest cost basis), registration, and a daily stipend toward food and ground transportation. Eligible applicants must be from Africa, South or Central America, or South or Southeast Asian countries. Upon arrival in Barcelona, recipients will be reimbursed upon presentation of paid receipts. A daily stipend will also be provided for food and ground transportation.
AstraZeneca awardees from 2006–2010 and recipients of 2006 or 2007, 2008 or 2009 ICT and CTDC fellowships are NOT eligible. All applications must be received at the IUTOX Headquarters by February 15, 2010. Please submit applications to IUTOX Headquarters. International Congress of Toxicology IUTOX Trainee Awards: Graduate students and post-doctoral fellows are invited to submit their International Congress of Toxicology (ICT) poster abstracts for consideration in the IUTOX Trainee Award poster competition. Submissions will consist of: (1) The poster abstract, as it will be presented at the ICT Meeting, in electronic form (Microsoft Word or Adobe Acrobat pdf) in a 8.5" by 11" page format with a 12 or 14 font size (2) a two-page letter from the faculty advisor that indicates the significance and potential impact of the work, also in electronic form. Submissions must be received by the IUTOX Secretary General no later than January 31 of the year in which the International Congress of Toxicology is to be held. The review of nominations is the responsibility of the IUTOX Education Commission. Winners will receive a plaque and a monetary award. Graduate Students: Plaques for 1st through 3rd place as well as monetary award (1st Place $500, 2nd Place $300, Third Place $100). Post-Doctoral Fellowship Award: Only one will be awarded and it will include a plaque and $500. Awards will be announced at the ICT meeting. International Congress of Toxicology IUTOX Early Toxicologist Award: The purpose of the IUTOX Early Toxicologist Award is to recognize and stimulate outstanding research in toxicology by newly established investigators. The Award consists of a plaque and reimbursement of the travel expenses incurred to attend the International Congress of Toxicology (ICT); the Award will be presented once every three years, at the ICT meeting. In the year of the ICT meeting, a candidate must have less than 10 years experience since obtaining his/her highest earned degree. Originality of the research, the significance of the contribution and its impact in the field of Toxicology, in addition to the clarity and excellence of data presentation, are important criteria. Candidates will not be judged in comparison with the work of more mature and experienced investigators. Nominations should be made by the home Society, or, if the applicant does not have a national toxicology society, by his/her department. Nominations shall be accompanied by:
Nominations for this Award must be submitted to the IUTOX Secretary-General no later than February 15 of the year of the International Congress of Toxicology at which the award is to be given. Send applications to: IUTOX Headquarters, 1821 Michael Faraday Dr., Suite 300, Reston, VA 20190, or by e-mail. Review of nominations is the responsibility of the IUTOX Science Commission. The Award recipient will be notified by March 1 of the year of the ICT meeting. Formal presentation of the Award will be made at the ICT meeting, at which the Award recipient will be invited to give a 15 minute presentation. Registration, travel and hotel expenses for the Award recipient will be reimbursed in accordance with the IUTOX travel reimbursement policy. 2007 Early Toxicologist Award Winner: Michael Eddleston, England
Both types of fellowships require an active participation in 7CTDC by submitting an abstract of a scientific presentation. Full application details will be made available in 2008. On the CTDC page Congress of Toxicology in Developing Countries (CTDC) CTDC Meetings: Held every three years, Congresses on Toxicology in Developing Countries (CTDC) are sponsored by IUTOX. The meetings provide a forum for discussing toxicological problems facing developing countries in the future and exchanging views with toxicologists from all over the world, especially from developing countries and regions. The 5th CTDC was held in Guilin,China on November 10–13, 2003, the 6th CTDC Meeting was held in conjunction with EUROTOX 2006 September 20–24, 2006 in Cavtat/Dubrovnik, Croatia. The 7th CTDC will be held in Sun City, North West Province, South Africa September 6-10, 2009. 6th CTDC Fellowship Recipients 7th CTDC Fellowship Recipients
Funds Available For International Laboratory Exchange Visits Exchange Opportunities (doc) Award Announcements (not administered by IUTOX) Bursary Awards for eCheminfo Workshops Bursary Awards will be used to support the attendance of a selection of academic participants at the Drug Discovery Design Methods & Applications Workshop and the Predictive ADMET Workshop in Oxford, UK. Information about these workshops may be found on the eCheminfo Web site. To apply for the bursary please send an email with a) description of your research (ca. 500 words); b) your training needs (ca. 500 words), c) your CV to echeminfo@douglasconnect.com by February 12, 2010. In the subject, please put, “Discovery Workshop Bursary Application.” The recipients of the award will be selected based on an evaluation of the quality and innovation of the described research and the potential positive impact of the training on their research progress and will be notified by February 28, 2010. Please see the eCheminfo Web site for further information on applications. Kinshasa IBRO/FIC/NIEHS Neuroscience School The Kinshasa 22nd IBRO Neuroscience School is an advanced “teaching and neuroscience exchange forum” with a special emphasis on the role of toxins and dietary habits in neurodegenerative diseases. Experts in neuroscience will teach on recent advances in “Toxicology (diet) and Neurodegeneration,” share their research experience, and career paths for scientific development, with junior faculty from academic institutions in Africa. Target Audience: Scientists with research interest in basic/clinical neuroscience, neurotoxicology and/or neurodegeneration are welcomed to apply. Candidates who have previously attended IBRO meetings and identified as promising scientists, trainees in applied neurosciences (including neurotoxicology), Neurology residents with potential for development and growth will be given a special consideration; and prospective candidates from Central and East African countries notably the Great lake regions (Rwanda, Burundi, DRC) are encouraged to apply. Selection criteria will include applicants’ academic records, reference letters and the description of their specific interest in neuroscience. Age is NOT a limiting factor. Applicants are strongly advised to apply on time, follow instructions for on-line applications once opened, provide all the necessary documentation (e.g. letters of support) required to attend the School, check their e-mails on a regular basis for updates, and work on their travel plans well in advance to ensure coordination and success for the school which will be organized in conjunction with the 3rd International Congress of APRONES, DRC (theme: Brain and Environment), on its 10th-year anniversary. School participants will also be given an opportunity also to attend this APRONES meeting, which will be held on June 14 and 15, 2010. The school is anticipated to be very interactive and students will be expected to be invariably active. Support: Travel, meals and housing expenses will be covered by the organizers. Application Deadline: February 28, 2010 Course Organizers: Desire Tshala-Katumbay (Oregon Health and Science University), Jan-Claude Mwanza (University of Miami & Neuroscience Education Forum), Theodore Kazadi Kayembe and Okitundu Luwa (Neurology Center, University of Kinshasa). Contact for further information if needed: Sponsors: IBRO, Fogarty International, and National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, NIH, USA. NEF-NVRI Toxicology Internship Program
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