IPC7

The organisers of IPC7 are pleased to announce that we are offering Travel Grants to enable delegates from any part of Africa, as well as from any developing country (worldwide), to attend the meeting in Cape Town, South Africa.

Each grant will cover University residence accommodation, conference registration fee, conference dinner, and a return economy airfare ticket. These travel grants cover two specific categories:

1- Postgraduate students/postdocs and early career researchers

2- Professional palaeontologists (academics or curators)

Note: we will consider the applications already received from our previous Travel Grant call for postgraduates from developing countries, so please do not resubmit your documents if you have applied previously.

Palaeontological Society of southern Africa student travel support (CLOSED)

The Palaeontological Society of southern Africa is offering travel support for a student member, registered at a southern African institute.

The R15 000 travel support is aimed at alleviating the overall cost of conference participation.

KAVOS SA (CLOSED)

KAVOS SA will provide funding for registration to IPC7, accommodation at University of Cape Town student residence and airfare to enable an Argentinian postgraduate student (including postdoctoral fellows) to attend the upcoming IPC7 meeting.

Unicred (CLOSED)

Unicred will provide funding for airfare to enable an Argentinian professional (i.e. not student or postdoc) to attend the upcoming IPC7 meeting.

IPC7 Travel grants (CLOSED)

The organisers of IPC7 are pleased to announce that we are offering a few Travel Grants to enable delegates to attend the meeting. Each grant will cover accommodation costs (at the University residence), registration fee, conference dinner and a return economy airfare ticket.

A travel grant is available for:

1. Postgraduate student/postdoc. from Africa.

2. Professional palaeontologist from Africa.

3. Postgraduate student/postdoc. from any developing country.

4. PhD student/postdoc traveling from within South Africa.

5. Foreign PhD student or postdoctoral fellow from any country.

Anatomical Record (CLOSED)

The symposium “Advances on the histology of the mineralised tissues of vertebrates” sponsored by Anatomical Records, is offering travel grants only for delegates participating in the symposium, providing US$1000 to five postgraduate students (including postdoctoral fellows).

The funds may be used toward registration, accommodation, or airfare expenses and will be reimbursed to the recipients after the conference.