Two $5000 grants are available to support graduate research in extreme environment human physiology (diving, altitude, and/orspace). The grants are NOT to study effects of extreme environments on marine organisms.
Two $5000 grants are available to support graduate research in extreme environment human physiology (diving, altitude, and/orspace). The grants are NOT to study effects of extreme environments on marine organisms.
Individuals with current or pending enrollment in a degree-granting graduate program are eligible to apply.
Individuals with current or pending enrollment in a degree-granting graduate program are eligible to apply.
A research proposal detailing the objectives, hypotheses to be tested, methods, anticipated results, and alternative approaches is required.
A research proposal detailing the objectives, hypotheses to be tested, methods, anticipated results, and alternative approaches is required.
The grant is for 18 months, during which time the recipient will be expected to have completed the proposed research and submitted a report detailing how the funds were used. It is expected that results of the research will be submitted for presentation at a national or international academic conference and/or submitted for publication in a peer-reviewed journal within 6 months of project completion.
The grant is for 18 months, during which time the recipient will be expected to have completed the proposed research and submitted a report detailing how the funds were used. It is expected that results of the research will be submitted for presentation at a national or international academic conference and/or submitted for publication in a peer-reviewed journal within 6 months of project completion.
The funds for this award will be disbursed in 2 installments of $2500 each. The first installment will be at the beginning of the project. The second installment will be upon receipt of an interim progress report, expected within 6-12 months of the award date.
The funds for this award will be disbursed in 2 installments of $2500 each. The first installment will be at the beginning of the project. The second installment will be upon receipt of an interim progress report, expected within 6-12 months of the award date.
A detailed budget, with justification, is required in the application.
A detailed budget, with justification, is required in the application.
The funds are intended to assist with research costs, and not with salary, stipends, living expenses, student loan payments, prior incurred expenses, dive equipment or cameras (unless the latter are specific to the proposed research and are justified in the application). Only direct costs related to the research will be covered (e.g., equipment, supplies, travel, partial tuition); the grant does not cover indirect costs and cannot be used solely for tuition. A financial report detailing how funds were used will be due no later than 18 months after the award is issued.
The funds are intended to assist with research costs, and not with salary, stipends, living expenses, student loan payments, prior incurred expenses, dive equipment or cameras (unless the latter are specific to the proposed research and are justified in the application). Only direct costs related to the research will be covered (e.g., equipment, supplies, travel, partial tuition); the grant does not cover indirect costs and cannot be used solely for tuition. A financial report detailing how funds were used will be due no later than 18 months after the award is issued.