ASAB Conference Attendance Grants
Association for the Study of Animal Behaviour (ASAB)
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Who can apply: Only for ASAB’s own conferences and workshops, not for conferences generally. Applicants must be ASAB members or have applied for membership by the grant deadline and finished the process within a month of it. You must EITHER be registered for a higher degree at the time of application, or be without access to other… What is funded: Up to GBP 750 for standard applicants and up to GBP 2,500 for Developing Country Applicants, towards registration, accommodation and travel to and from an ASAB conference. Attending at a hublet, a site streaming the conference, is capped at GBP 750 for everyone. A high proportion of standard applications is funded…. Deadline: See official page. Round: Three rounds a year with no year printed, so no date is published here. THE EARLIER SET IS THE BINDING ONE if you are a Developing Country Applicant asking for more than GBP 750, or if you need a visa: 1 December in the year before the Spring meeting, 1 April for the Summer meeting and 1 August for the Winter meeting, two months ahead of the headline round..
Read the full call and apply on the official page: Association for the Study of Animal Behaviour (ASAB), official page.
Who can apply
- Only for ASAB's own conferences and workshops, not for conferences generally. Applicants must be ASAB members or have applied for membership by the grant deadline and finished the process within a month of it. You must EITHER be registered for a higher degree at the time of application, or be without access to other conference funding (undergraduates and unwaged postdocs qualify), OR be a Developing Country Applicant, which means being both a citizen of and employed or funded by a World Bank low- or middle-income country; the two countries need not be the same, but both must be low- or middle-income. Presenting is not required, though applicants are strongly encouraged to present at least a poster. Repeat applications are typically funded at the same rate, except that previous upper-tranche awardees are unlikely to receive the upper tranche again. Society dues are a membership cost, not an application fee.
Stage dates
Standard round, up to GBP 750: 1 February for Spring, 1 June for Summer, 1 October for Winter. No year printed.See the official page
Earlier round, over GBP 750 or visa needed: 1 December for Spring, 1 April for Summer, 1 August for Winter. No year printed.See the official page
Dates come from the funder's page for this round. When a round closes, the next round's dates replace these once the funder publishes them.