ISEH is committed to helping early-career investigators maximize their potential. In 2025 we are offering travel grants to eligible ISEH members who are PhD students or Post-doctoral fellows. Payout for travel grant recipients is contingent on their attendance at the ISEH Annual Scientific Meeting and their presentation of an accepted abstract as a poster or oral presentation. The travel grant application is only open during the first call for abstracts and is not available to late-breaking abstract submitters.
Here are some fantastic travel grant opportunities available for 2025.
ISEH and Paul S. Frenette Travel Grants
Travel grants are awards as a component of scientific abstract review and are considered on the basis of scientific merit.
Criteria and requirements for the ISEH travel grant:
- Current member of ISEH
- Currently either a student or post-doctoral fellow
- Complete the travel grant application with your abstract.
Technology and Innovation Travel Grants
This travel grant is given in honor of Ihor Lemischka, and will be given out for the ISEH 54th Annual Scientific Meeting. Technology and Innovation Travel Awards are considered on the basis of scientific merit and relevance to technology and innovation. Three of the submitted technology applications will be selected to present in the New Investigators Technology Session.
Criteria and requirements for the Technology and Innovation Travel Grant:
- Current member of ISEH
- Currently either a student or post-doctoral fellow
- Complete the travel grant application with your abstract.
- Complete the Technology Description portion of the abstract submission
Developing Country Travel Grants
Our society firmly believes that the scientific community is stronger with the active participation and leadership of people with diverse identities, perspectives and backgrounds. As such, ISEH has established a Developing Country Travel Grant to promote accessibility of the ISEH meeting and community to scientists from developing countries who may not otherwise be able to attend. Travel grant applicants must submit an abstract to the ISEH meeting and work in one of the eligible countries, defined by ISEH as those in the World Bank tiers of low-income and lower-middle income or by the IMF as an Emerging and Developing Economy. Abstracts will be reviewed and scored on scientific merit, with the top scoring abstract(s) being prioritized. Funding is limited.
Criteria and requirements for the Developing Country Travel Grant:
Reside in countries defined by the World Bank as Low-income and Lower-middle Income Economies
Additional notes:
- While it is not required, we encourage you to join ISEH as a member.
- This travel grant is available to applicants in all all career stages.