Subduction Zone Geodynamics Conference

June 4-7, 2007
Montpellier, France

Application Deadline: All funding applications must be submitted by February 14, 2007. Applicants will be notified of funding awards by March 15, 2007.

 

 

Application Form for Travel Support


The MARGINS program of the National Science Foundation is providing travel support for US scientists to participate in the Subduction Zone Geodynamics Conference. To support NSF's educational and career development objectives, younger scientists (students, postdocs, and early-career PIs) will be given priority for support, and only scientists from US scientific institutions may apply. The number of scientists that can be accommodated depends on the final budget and on the number of applications. Only partial support is expected; travelers can expect a maximum of about $1000 to support their airfare and accommodations. For further information please contact the MARGINS Office or convener Clint Conrad.

Form Instruction
Your application should include a brief statement of interest, a short resume, and a one-page abstract of work relevant to the meeting goals, which will be included in the meeting documents. It is strongly recommended that you complete these documents in separate word processor files before filling out this form. You can then copy and paste directly into the appropriate fields below. Note that all special formatting (font, style, etc.) is lost when you submit the form. When possible, please attempt to omit accent marks and special symbols from the content of your application. Please submit one application per applicant (no joint applications; if you are a group, note this in the "Statement of Interest" field).

Applications may only be submitted using this form. However, additional supporting documents (e.g., figures) may be e-mailed directly if appropriate.

The MARGINS Office will confirm receipt of your application by close of deadline February 14, 2007 (award notification by March 15, 2007) . If you do not receive confirmation by this date then please notify the MARGINS Office by e-mail.

If you have any inquiries about this application form please contact us or the MARGINS Office, or phone number (617) 358-4625. Travel support for applicants accepted will be notified by mid-March.

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For the text items below, it is strongly suggested that you prepare the requested information with your word processor (remember that all special formatting is lost when the form is submitted), check that the length is appropriate, then copy and paste into this form. If you need to use any special, non-ASCII characters (e.g. mathematical symbols), please indicate this in the text.

Brief statement of interest in the workshop:

Abstract:
Maximum one page. Include title, authors (give affiliations and e-mail addresses), and text of the abstract.

Short Resume:
1 or 2-page NSF Bio Sketch style, or similar.


Note: Your contact information, if not already registered with the MARGINS Office, will automatically be included in the MARGINS database for future receipt of related e-mails and the MARGINS biannual newsletter. This information stays within the MARGINS Office and is not released to any outside parties.

If you do NOT wish your contact information to be included in the MARGINS database, please click here .


When you have completed the form, please review carefully the information you have entered, then submit the request by clicking ONCE on the SUBMIT button below. Please do not click twice; if you need to change your application after submitting it, contact us with the information you need changed; please do not use this form to submit changes in your intitial application.

If you experience any problems with this form, please contact the MARGINS Office.


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Last updated Monday, January 8, 2007