Group Travel: XXII International Congress of Entomology, Brisbane, Australia, August 2004

摘要DEB-0319273美国昆虫学会（ESA）已获得一笔资助，为21名初级研究科学家、学生或博士后研究人员提供资金，参加在澳大利亚布里斯班举行的国际昆虫学大会。大会是昆虫学家最大的国际会议之一，来自广泛的学科，有19个主题领域，从昆虫的分类和进化，行为的进化，功能基因组学，以及生物和化学昆虫控制。旅行，住宿和注册的资金将通过欧空局管理的竞争过程进行分配。赠款申请将通过社会电子邮件通知，欧空局网站和通讯，以及相关的社会和列表服务征求。竞争将开放给所有申请人谁是美国公民，美国居民，或在美国工作或学习的外国公民.机构;成员在欧空局不是一个要求.该补助金的目的是促进年轻的科学家，他们的职业生涯将受益于国际曝光最大.学生和博士后研究员将获得最高的奖项考虑，奖项将提供给欧空局的所有科学部门。大会将是一个很好的机会，最大限度地提高获奖者接触国际研究人员和各种新的研究方法和计划。在这个各级科学支持资金有限的时期，欧空局寻求支持以确保下一代美国科学家积极参与国际昆虫学界尤为重要。

Abstract DEB-0319273A grant has been awarded to the Entomological Society of America (ESA) to provide funds for 21 junior research scientists, students or postdoctoral researchers to attend the International Congress of Entomology in Brisbane, Australia. The Congress is one of the largest international meetings for entomologists from a broad range of disciplines with 19 subject areas that range from the classification and evolution of insects, evolution of behavior, functional genomics, and both biological and chemical insect control. Funds for travel, accommodation and registration will be distributed through a competitive process to be administered by ESA.Applications for the grants will be solicited through Society email notices, the ESA Website and Newsletter, and related societies and list serves. Competition will be open to all applicants who are U.S. citizens, U.S. residents, or foreign citizens working or studying at U.S. institutions; membership in ESA is not a requirement.The purpose of this grant is to promote young scientists, whose careers will benefit the most from the international exposure. Students and postdoctoral fellows will be given the highest consideration for awards, and awards will be available for all scientific sections within ESA. The Congress will be a great opportunity for maximizing awardees exposure to international researchers and a variety of new research methods and programs. In this time of limited funds at all levels of scientific support, it is especially critical that the ESA seek support to ensure that the next generation of U.S. scientists participates actively in the international entomological community.