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    Starter Grant supports beginning chemistry professors’ innovative research in analytical chemistry and spectroscopy to advance these fields and promote graduate student training and development.

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    This grant was recently updated

    Submissions are now closed until spring 2027, and the application form has been removed. The funder also removed the April award timing and the separate SACP/SSP award designations.

    Funder: Society for Analytical Chemists of Pittsburgh

    Due Dates (Anticipated): November 2027 (Application deadline)

    Funding Amounts: Two grants of $45,000 each

    Summary: Supports innovative research by beginning chemistry professors to advance analytical chemistry and spectroscopy and develop graduate students.

    Key Information: Eligibility is limited to assistant professors appointed at U.S. colleges or universities since July 31, 2024; former recipients are ineligible.


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    The Society for Analytical Chemists of Pittsburgh’s Starter Grant supports high-quality, innovative research by beginning chemistry professors. Its goal is to promote the training and development of graduate students in spectroscopy and analytical chemistry, connecting support for research with the development of students working in the proposed field of study.

    The program considers both the scientific contribution of a project and its impact on graduate students. Proposals are assessed for scientific merit, potential impact on analytical chemistry or spectroscopy, contribution to graduate student development, and demonstrated need for funding. Applicants must explain that need in detail and disclose all current funding, including startup funds.


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