Description: The CSS Officers invite graduate students to submit their abstracts for competition for the Environmental Carcinogenesis Merit Award. This award is made possible by the Environmental Carcinogenesis Research Fellowship Fund of the SOT Endowment. One graduate student will be selected and will receive $500 and a plaque. Award will be announced during the CSS meeting at the SOT Annual Meeting.
Eligibility requirements:
Must be a graduate studentResearch must be related to the field of environmental carcinogenesisResearch mist integrate emerging sciences such as genomics, transcriptomics, epigenetics, metabolomics, microbiomics, exposomics, etc. into studies that help define mechanisms of, susceptibility to, and prevention of carcinogenesis.
Application requirements:
A copy of the SOT research abstract A research narrative describing the hypothesis, background and significance. The narrative should be no longer than two pages not including 1–2 figures.A copy of the student’s current CVA letter of recommendation from the student’s major advisor
Applications should be submitted online on or before the deadline.
Questions? Contact William Bisson.
CSS Environmental Carcinogenesis Merit Award for Graduate Students
Description: The CSS Officers invite graduate students to submit their abstracts for competition for the Environmental Carcinogenesis Merit Award. This award is made possible by the Environmental Carcinogenesis Research Fellowship Fund of the SOT Endowment. One graduate student will be selected and will receive $500 and a plaque. Award will be announced during the CSS meeting at the SOT Annual Meeting.
Eligibility requirements:
Must be a graduate studentResearch must be related to the field of environmental carcinogenesisResearch mist integrate emerging sciences such as genomics, transcriptomics, epigenetics, metabolomics, microbiomics, exposomics, etc. into studies that help define mechanisms of, susceptibility to, and prevention of carcinogenesis.
Application requirements:
A copy of the SOT research abstract A research narrative describing the hypothesis, background and significance. The narrative should be no longer than two pages not including 1–2 figures.A copy of the student’s current CVA letter of recommendation from the student’s major advisor
Applications should be submitted online on or before the deadline.
Questions? Contact William Bisson.