The European Radiation Research Society (formerly the
European
Society of Radiation Biology) is a European non profit organisation
founded in 1959 with the aim of promoting radiation research
The
upcoming meeting is the
ERR2020, 13-17 September 2020,
Lund, Sweden
The
council of ERRS has decided to give 15 YIA awards to
encourage young researchers in the field of radiation research
worldwide to attend the ERR2020. The awards will consist of 500 € for ERRS members (at the
date of abstract submission) or 450 € plus 2-year complimentary
membership of ERRS for non-member applicants. Applicants must be
≤ 35 years of age and must not hold a permanent position in any
academic or research Institution. Everz awardee will hold a
lecture during one of the ERR2020 sessions.
The
submission of application will open in early 2020.
Top: Bacq and Alexander award
2019; bottom left: young scientist awards 2019; bottom right:
poster awards 2019
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