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Contents:
- Multiple opportunities for Travel Grants to the AGU Annual Meeting. Submissions open
10 July – 10 September 2024
- Annual Meeting Abstracts open until 31 July 2024
- Outstanding Student Presentation Award (OSPA) Update
- Take a Survey About Sharing Community Science Resources
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AGU Annual Meeting Travel Grants for Students and Early Career Researchers
Multiple travel grants and scholarships are available for travel to the AGU Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C. in 2024. These grants support contain opportunities for students and early-career researchers of the meeting.
Applications for these awards are open from 10 July – 12 August, 2024. These opportunities include:
- Student
Travel Grant: Available for both in-person and virtual conference attendance and presentations.
- Lloyd
V. Berkner Travel Fellowship: This opportunity is available to both students and early career scientists from 88 countries who will be traveling in person to present their work at AGU24.
- David S. Miller Young Scientist
Scholarship: Undergraduate and graduate students who can demonstrate a high grade point average (GPA) and financial need are eligible to apply for a $1500 scholarship for their research in geo-environmental sciences or engineering. This
scholarship is separate from travel awards to AGU.
- Basu Innovation Scholar Grant:
Early-career scientists and recent Ph.D. graduates who study space physics and aeronomy are eligible to apply for travel support to attend AGU24 in Washington, D.C.
- The AGU Michael H. Frielich Data Visualization
Competition for Students: Multiple exciting opportunities are available for students whose work presents creative data visualizations to address complex problems in the geosciences and space science for a broad audience. “Grand prize winners
receive: a $3,000 grant to attend AGU24; registration to AGU24; an opportunity to present on the NASA Hyperwall; up to $3,000 to participate in professional development or community outreach; and three years of professional development opportunities”.
Application materials and requirements are available at the following link:
Attend | AGU24
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Annual Meeting Abstract Submissions
The AGU24 Annual Meeting with the theme of “What’s Next for Science” includes close to 200 sessions directly identified as encompassing science regarding global environmental change. These sessions include topics as wide-reaching as changing land use, effects
of present and past atmospheric rivers, anthropogenic effects on aerosols, fire activity through time and space, and past climate archived in corals, ice, and sediments.
Abstract submissions are open until 31 July 2024.
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Outstanding Student Presentation Award (OSPA) Update
The AGU24 Annual Meeting encompasses exciting updates for the
Outstanding Student Presentation Awards (OSPA). Students are now able to elect
to participate in OSPA and are no longer automatically signed up upon registration. Students who prefer to participate in OSPA have the chance to sign up for the program at the same time as submitting their AGU24 abstract.
Students who choose to participate in OSPA will now also review and evaluate at least one other OSPA presenter at AGU24, allowing a wider review process for all submissions. Students are required to upload a digital version of their presentation, as well as
presenting their work at their assigned time slot. Others who wish to volunteer to review student presentations can select this option when submitting their AGU abstract.
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Take a Survey About Sharing Community Science Resources
Do you work with communities? Do you want to share and publish your community science work? AGU’s Community Science Exchange wants to hear from you! Take their short, anonymous survey to tell them how you’d like to share your community science materials, to
help inform development of a resource hub for scholars, community science stakeholders and practitioners, and more.
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AGU is a global community supporting more than half a million advocates and professionals in the Earth and space sciences.
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