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    Biology Student Travel Awards

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    Biology Student Travel Awards support undergraduate researchers’ travel to scientific meetings to present original biological research and interact with primary researchers in their discipline.

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    Applications for the Fall 2026 Biology Student Travel Awards are now closed following the October 9, 2026 deadline. The funder removed the application link, and the application survey now displays a closure notice.

    Funder: Council on Undergraduate Research

    Due Dates (Anticipated): February 2027 (Application deadline) | October 2027 (Fall application deadline)

    Funding Amounts: Up to $250 per travel award; a limited number of grants available

    Summary: Supports undergraduate travel to scientific meetings to present biological research and interact with researchers in their discipline.

    Key Information: The student’s mentor must be a CUR member, or their home institution must hold CUR institutional membership.


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    The Council on Undergraduate Research (CUR), through its Biology Division, offers travel awards to help undergraduate researchers attend scientific meetings, present their biological research, and interact with primary researchers in their field. The program supports conference participation, including presentations of original biological research at discipline-specific regional or national meetings.

    Presentations at discipline-specific meetings are preferred. Biological abstracts submitted to SACNAS, ABRCMS, AISES, or another meeting focused on underrepresented populations are also considered. Selection emphasizes the scholarly merit of the research abstract, the justification for attending the chosen conference, and the anticipated benefits of the conference experience.


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