2019 ICME Registration Award

We expect to receive support to offer registration awards for a limited number of students, postdoctoral researchers and early career investigators who have received their degree within the last five years. These awards are intended to support individuals within the aforementioned groups who have not yet registered for this event due to lack of funds. Each award recipient will receive complimentary registration to ICME 2019 which includes a welcome session, plenary talks; invited speakers; a robust poster session; and a dinner event on Wednesday evening. In addition, partial travel support may be available depending on available funding.

To apply for this award, submit the form below. Applications will be awarded on a first come, first served basis with preference given to those who have not previously registered for the conference and/or are willing to present a poster if provided the opportunity. Please note that receiving this award does not guarantee approval of a poster abstract. Poster approval will be conveyed separately from this award. Applicants are encouraged to submit their form as early as possible. Applications will not be considered after July 1, 2019. The organizers reserve the right to limit the number of award recipients per institution or organization to fairly distribute the funds among potential attendees. Members of underrepresented groups are strongly encouraged to apply. If you have any questions about this application, please contact Kelcy Wagner (kwagner@tms.org).

Award recipients will be notified by TMS staff no later than July 4 and must submit the provided registration form within one week of notification. In order to be eligible for the award, recipients must plan to attend the full ICME 2019 conference from July 21-25, 2019 in Indianapolis, IN.

Please note that these awards are reserved for the following categories: 1. Students: Undergraduate or Graduate students currently enrolled at a U.S. university. 2. Postdoctoral Researchers: Individuals who have obtained their Ph.D. and are currently performing research at a U.S. university or research institution. 3. Early Career Investigators: Professionals from academia, government, or industry who have received their degree within the past 5 years.