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Scholarship and International Awards Programme
Scholarships
The Conference organizers are committed
to facilitating the active participation of junior scientists (e.g.,doctoral students and post-doctoral fellows)and clinicians in the Conference. Junior scientists and clinicians may apply to the Scholarships Programme.
Scholarships will include a fixed amount
of euros to partially cover the scholarship
recipient ’s expenses, and free registration
to the Conference.
Applications to the Scholarships Programme
will be examined by a Scholarships Programme
Committee, originating from the Scientific
Programme Committee. In order to be considered for a scholarship, you must submit an abstract. The selection of scholarships will be based on
the quality of the abstracts submitted.
Applicants must complete the Scholarships
Application Form and return it to the
Conference Secretariat, together with their
submitted abstract(s), by post or courier, before March 15, 2003.
International Awards
The Conference organizers are committed
to an International Awards Programme that will allow for the participation of scientists and clinicians from developing countries, particularly low-income countries in the South. International Awards will include a travel
and housing grant, daily allowance and free
registration to the Conference.
Applications to the International Awards
Programme will be selected by an International Awards Committee originating from the Scientific Programme Committee. The selection of applications from scientists and clinicians from developing countries will be based on their involvement with HIV research or clinical care,
commitment to setting up international
collaborations, and to sharing what will be
learned at the Conference with their communities.
Applicants must complete the International
Awards Application Form and return it to the
Conference Secretariat, by ordinary mail or
courier before March 15 - extended deadline, 2003. Although they
are also strongly encouraged to submit abstracts, the selection of Award recipients will not be abstract-driven.
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