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Students and postdoctoral fellows who are current ISCB members with accepted work (ISCB's standard conference-fellowship criteria)
Students and scientists in the early stage of their career, to attend Harden Conferences (the Society's residential specialist-topic conference series).
Trainees registered in a master's or doctoral programme, or at the post-doctoral / post-health-professional degree stage, plus knowledge users, presenting their own research (oral or poster) relevant to the Institute's mandate.
Trainees in positions at an eligible Canadian institution, attending to present cancer-related data as first author or presenter (paper or poster). The supervisor need NOT hold a CCS grant.
Trainees with full-time status enrolled in a nutrition-related programme, or within 8 months of having received their degree, from equity-deserving groups (BIPOC, LGBTQ2S+, people with disabilities). Undergraduate, graduate and postdoctoral trainees all eligible.
Graduate student, post-degree dietetic intern, or medical resident. Individuals already holding a PhD are NOT eligible. All submitting authors must register and attend.
Graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, medical residents or early-career investigators working in obesity, diabetes and cardiometabolic disease. Must have submitted an accepted abstract; supervisor must confirm no other funding source is available.
Graduate and post-doctoral trainees attending CSMB-sponsored meetings.
Trainees (MSc, PhD, MD-PhD, postdoc, clinical fellow) at a Canadian institution; undergraduates eligible if they have a research position or are completing a second Bachelor's degree. Cannot have received an award in the most recent cycle.
Same as above — trainees and ECRs at Canadian institutions.
CBH CIRCLE is an Affiliate Partner of the Canadian Bioinformatics Hub.