Braslau Family Travel Grant
The Braslau Family Travel Grant supports students and early career physicists with travel to present research at the APS Global Physics Summit and participate in the meeting’s professional exchanges.
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Funder: American Physical Society
Due Dates: October 25, 2026 (Summit 2027 deadline) | January 15, 2027 (general application close)
Funding Amounts: Up to $1,750 in travel reimbursement, plus a meeting registration waiver
Summary: Supports students and early career physicists traveling to present research at the APS Global Physics Summit.
Key Information: Applicants must present research at the upcoming APS Global Physics Summit.
Description
The American Physical Society’s Braslau Family Travel Grant helps U.S.-based and international students and early career physicists attend the APS Global Physics Summit to present their research. It offsets travel and registration costs so emerging researchers can share their work and take part in the professional and academic interactions of the meeting. First-time presenters and applicants without other travel funding receive priority consideration, but neither is required for eligibility.
Established in 2016 by David Braslau in honor of his brothers Norman and Robert, the grant is administered collaboratively by the Braslau Family, the APS Forum on Diversity and Inclusion, the Committee on the Status of Women in Physics, and the Committee on Minorities in Physics.
