NeuPSIG Bursaries for Trainees/Fellows and for Physicians/Scientists from Developing Countries for Athens Congress
May 2010
NeuPSIG has provided financial support for Trainees/Fellows to participate in
NeuPSIG scientific meetings since its inception and the total budget for this
initiative for Athens amounts to €50,000. NeuPSIG Bursaries will be made
available on a competitive basis to attend the Athens Congress. The level of
support will include payment of the registration fee, accommodation support
(four nights at a hotel selected by NeuPSIG or our Professional Conference
Organiser, Kenes), and a maximum of €300 (UK/Europe) for €600 (rest of the
world) towards travel support and €100 for living expenses. It is obligatory for
applicants to be NeuPSIG members (also requires IASP membership) and an author
on a Poster to be presented in Athens to be considered for bursary support for
the Trainee/Fellows Bursary category.
In addition, the Management Committee recognised that Physicians and Scientists
in developing countries do face significant financial impediments to attend
international meetings. Moreover, they could gain valuable insights and
education from NeuPSIG sponsored scientific meetings that will ultimately help
them better diagnose and treat neuropathic pain in patients under their care
and/or further their research in this area. Consequently, we have elected to
provide a limited number of bursaries for Physicians and Scientists from
developing countries under similar conditions detailed above. While preference
will be given to applicants presenting a Poster in Athens, this is not essential
to be considered for bursary support.
Further information relating to all of these Bursaries can be found on the
NeuPSIG
web site (http://www.neupsig.org).
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