Danielle Sumy
After another successful AGU meeting, did you meet other scientists that you want to form or continue collaborations with? Are you an early-career investigator looking for ways to get your research out to other universities? Are you trying to build a successful seminar series for spring 2014, and are seeking early-career scientists? Are you in search for a funding mechanism to give a colloquium/seminar at another institution? If you answered 'yes' to any or all of these questions, then the IRIS ECI working group may be able to help!
The Incorporated Research Institutions for Seismology (IRIS) Early Career Investigators (ECI) Working Group invites applications to an IRIS-ECI colloquium matching travel funds program. These funds are available to enable ECIs, defined as post qualifying exam Ph.D. students to pre-tenure faculty that reside at IRIS-member institutions, to present their research at another IRIS-member/affiliate institution. This program aims to promote the work of ECIs and bolster the external research intake of departments with limited funds for speaker-related travel.
Applications should take the form of a short (<1 page, PDF format) justification containing the following information:
-Name and affiliation of presenter
-Name and affiliation of presenter’s host
-Title/topic of presentation
-Explanation of how the presentation and associated visit of the speaker will benefit the speaker’s and host’s/department’s research
-Proposed reimbursement amount (half of total expenses related to transportation and lodging, up to $500)
Qualifying ECIs may email their application to Andy Frassetto (andyf<at>iris.edu), CCing their host. Only one submission per ECI is allowed. Applications will be approved on a first-come, first-serve basis. Once accepted, funds will be reserved for reimbursement upon completion of an IRIS travel expense report. Note that the seminar and receipt of expense report must occur before June 30, 2014.
Please contact Andy with any questions or concerns.
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Danielle Sumy, PhD
Postdoctoral Scholar
Induced Seismicity Consortium
University of Southern California
Volunteer at U. S. Geological Survey
525 S. Wilson Ave.
Pasadena, CA 91106
Phone: 626-583-7814
E-mail: danielle.sumy<at>gmail.com
The Incorporated Research Institutions for Seismology (IRIS) Early Career Investigators (ECI) Working Group invites applications to an IRIS-ECI colloquium matching travel funds program. These funds are available to enable ECIs, defined as post qualifying exam Ph.D. students to pre-tenure faculty that reside at IRIS-member institutions, to present their research at another IRIS-member/affiliate institution. This program aims to promote the work of ECIs and bolster the external research intake of departments with limited funds for speaker-related travel.
Applications should take the form of a short (<1 page, PDF format) justification containing the following information:
-Name and affiliation of presenter
-Name and affiliation of presenter’s host
-Title/topic of presentation
-Explanation of how the presentation and associated visit of the speaker will benefit the speaker’s and host’s/department’s research
-Proposed reimbursement amount (half of total expenses related to transportation and lodging, up to $500)
Qualifying ECIs may email their application to Andy Frassetto (andyf<at>iris.edu), CCing their host. Only one submission per ECI is allowed. Applications will be approved on a first-come, first-serve basis. Once accepted, funds will be reserved for reimbursement upon completion of an IRIS travel expense report. Note that the seminar and receipt of expense report must occur before June 30, 2014.
Please contact Andy with any questions or concerns.
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Danielle Sumy, PhD
Postdoctoral Scholar
Induced Seismicity Consortium
University of Southern California
Volunteer at U. S. Geological Survey
525 S. Wilson Ave.
Pasadena, CA 91106
Phone: 626-583-7814
E-mail: danielle.sumy<at>gmail.com
