Doc Brown Future of Physics Days (FPD) Travel Grants
Supports undergraduate physics students presenting research at the APS Global Physics Summit by funding travel and fostering professional development through participation and volunteering.
Funder: American Physical Society
Due Dates (Anticipated): January 2027 (application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: Up to $500 per undergraduate student for registration and travel costs; funds disbursed post-conference upon completion of requirements.
Summary: Supports undergraduate APS members presenting research at the APS Global Physics Summit with travel funding and professional development opportunities.
Key Information: Applicants must present in the Undergraduate Research Sessions and fulfill a volunteer responsibility at the meeting.
Description
The Doc Brown Future of Physics Days (FPD) Travel Grants provide financial support for undergraduate students who are presenting their research in the Undergraduate Research Sessions at the APS Global Physics Summit. Funded by the Doc Brown Future Travel Award, these grants aim to facilitate student participation in the conference, foster engagement with the broader physics community, and offer valuable professional development experiences. Recipients are expected to register for the meeting, manage their own travel logistics, and complete a volunteer responsibility during the event. Travel funds are disbursed after the conference, contingent on completion of the volunteer assignment and an attendee survey.
