Conference Travel Awards

Travel awards, stipends, and grants for students, postdocs, and research associates tied to conferences and meetings.

Bioinformatics Travel Awards

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ISCB Conference Travel Fellowships (also covers InCoB)
InCoB — International Conference on Computational Biology (APBioNet) International / Asia-Pacific / South America / Africa

Amount: Geographic-tiered: Asia-Pacific $1,500 USD

Deadline: Per InCoB call

ISCB student/postdoc member; presenting author; same rules as other ISCB fellowships.

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MICCAI Society Registration Grants
MICCAI — International Conference on Medical Image Computing and Computer-Assisted Intervention United States

Amount: Waiver of main conference + satellite event registration + 1-year MICCAI Society membership — 25 grants annually (20 young scientists + 5 non-young-scientists)

Deadline: July 1, 2026 (passed for 2026) — expect early July 2027 for the Auckland meeting

All MICCAI community members; priority for financial need, paper acceptance, students/young scientists/ECRs, candidates from underserved groups/regions.

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MIRASOL Workshop Travel Grants
MICCAI — International Conference on Medical Image Computing and Computer-Assisted Intervention United States

Amount: Travel stipends + best paper awards

Deadline: MIRASOL workshop deadline (per call)

Exceptional LMIC researchers from underrepresented regions; students, postdocs, residents, or ECRs submitting a paper to the MIRASOL workshop.

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OHBM Merit Abstract Award
OHBM — Organization for Human Brain Mapping Annual Meeting United States

Amount: Travel, accommodation, and meeting registration coverage (package value varies)

Deadline: Nominations typically open with abstract submission; for 2026 cycle, awards were made by Feb 2026

Persons wishing to attend OHBM who reside in countries on the UNESCO/World Bank list of low and lower-middle-income economies; highly rated abstract required.

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Community, Opportunity and Action (COA) Travel Awards
Protein Society Annual Symposium 2026 (PS40)

Amount: Up to $650 (US/Canada/Mexico) or $1,100 (international) + 2 years TPS membership

Deadline: Closed

All students and faculty from any institution, including minority-serving institutions; must be TPS member

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Finn Wold Travel Awards
Protein Society Annual Symposium 2026 (PS40)

Amount: Up to $650 (US/Canada/Mexico) or $1,100 (international)

Deadline: Closed (abstract submission deadline passed)

Undergraduate, graduate students, and postdocs; must be or become TPS member

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Protein Science Young Investigator Awards (sponsored by Wiley)
Protein Society Annual Symposium 2026 (PS40)

Amount: Up to $650 (US/Canada/Mexico) or $1,100 (international)

Deadline: Closed

Undergraduate, graduate students, and postdocs

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SfN Chapters Postdoctoral Travel Award
Society for Neuroscience (SfN) Annual Meeting — Neuroscience 2026 / Neuroscience 2027 United States

Amount: Up to $1,500 USD

Deadline: Same as above

SfN members affiliated with a SfN chapter; postdoctoral researchers.

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SfN Trainee Professional Development Awards
Society for Neuroscience (SfN) Annual Meeting — Neuroscience 2026 / Neuroscience 2027 United States

Amount: Up to $1,500 USD + complimentary registration

Deadline: Mid-August (passed for 2026; expect mid-August 2027)

SfN Student Member or postdoc member; first author on an abstract; demonstrate financial need or diverse background.

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WMIC Young Investigator Award
WMIC — World Molecular Imaging Congress (WMIS) International / Asia-Pacific / South America / Africa

Amount: $2,000 USD (winner) + $500 USD each (two runners-up)

Deadline: Typically late spring (closed for 2026) — expect late spring 2027 for 2027 cycle

Students (and trainees) submitting abstracts; selection based on abstract grade, membership status, and travel-award application.

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Canadian Bioinformatics Hub

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