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...Travel grant call
Attending leading international conferences is an important part of a young researcher’s scientific career. It provides an opportunity to present their work, receive feedback, and develop new collaborations.
The Leukemia Institute offers travel grants to support PhD students and postdoctoral researchers attending ESH and ISEH conferences.
- European School of Hematology (ESH): €1,700 per grant
- European Hematology Association (EHA): €2,000 per grant
- International Society of Experimental Hematology (ISEH): €2,500 per grant
The applicant must:
- Be a research or clinical trainee within a Leukemia Institute team (e.g., PhD student, postdoctoral researcher, resident, or clinical fellow),
- Present a poster or oral communication as the first author, with an accepted abstract,
- Have not previously received a travel grant from the Leukemia Institute.
Priority will be given to candidates presenting an oral communication or a flash poster talk.
The application must include the following documents (maximum 5 pages):
- A one-page letter outlining the candidate’s motivation,
- The candidate’s CV,
- A letter of support from the supervisor,
- The abstract of the proposed communication,
- A projected budget covering travel and accommodation costs, along with any other planned sources of funding.
Lionel Adès, Hugues de Thé, Michaela Fontenay, Raphaël Itzykson, Françoise Pflumio, Alexandre Puissant et Jean Soulier.
- In 2026, ESH applications are accepted year-round and must be submitted at least one week before the conference date.
- Starting in 2027, ESH and EHA applications must be submitted at least one month before the conference date. ISEH applications must be submitted at least two months before the conference date.
The grant recipient agrees to:
- Acknowledge the support of the Leukemia Institute in their poster or oral communication,
- Provide, following the conference, proof of payment (travel, accommodation, and registration expenses) required for reimbursement,
- Attend the full conference.
Responses to this call should be sent by email to Charlotte Bouquerel (charlotte.bouquerel@u-pariscite.fr) and Stéphanie Chambaud (stephanie.chambaud@u-pariscite.fr)
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