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Find similar grantsVT-CMB Seed Grants is sponsored by Virginia Tech - Center for the Mathematics of Biosystems (VT-CMB). These seed grants support interdisciplinary collaborations for mathematical biology research within Virginia Tech.
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VT-CMB Trainee Travel Award Travel funds are available for trainees (students and postdocs) who work with VT-CMB faculty or are themselves VT-CMB affiliated. The award will support travel to conferences and meetings to present math biology related work, and travel to workshops to receive training relevant to math biology research. Funds will be distributed three times throughout the 2025-2026 academic year.
To help support student and postdoc travel for research and professional development of math bio trainees Enhance the visibility of VT-CMB by showcasing the center’s research Deadline: Applications are due by September 17, 2026 for travel through the end of November 2026. Funds are available for assisting with costs associated with open access publication of math biology-related research during AY 2024-2025.
Core and affiliated members of VT-CMB may apply for these funds on a rolling basis as articles are accepted for publication. We expect to support the publication of ten papers in Fall 2024, and an additional ten in Spring 2025 depending on the center budget. To support the publication of math biology related research in open access formats Funds are capped at $500 per publication.
Funds are awarded on a first come, first served basis Funds are available for seed grants to support interdisciplinary collaborations for mathematical biology research. Projects that build new collaborations and promote work that is competitive for external support will be prioritized.
To promote interdisciplinary collaborations and research in math biology at VT To support projects which aim to garner future external funding for VT faculty Each award is capped at $10K Awarded grants will be publicized on the VT-CMB website. Funds are available for assisting with bringing seminar speakers to Virginia Tech during AY 2025-2026. Speakers may be scheduled for any of the existing seminar series.
We will support speakers whose talks are relevant to math biology research. Funds will be distributed twice throughout the academic year. Enhance the ability to bring high-profile speakers in math biology to campus Help offset the cost of travel, accommodation, or meals during a visit Awards are capped at $500 and must be co-sponsored by a seminar series.
Seminar speakers will be publicized on the VT-CMB website. Deadline: Requests are due by September 17, 2026 for visits in Fall 2026. Check out external opportunities throughout the community.
Postdoctoral Fellowship at The NSF-Simons National Institute for Theory and Mathematics in Biology (NITMB)
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Core and affiliated members of VT-CMB (Virginia Tech faculty). Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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