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MSA Grant for Crystallographic Research

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Rajdeep Dasgupta
Fri, Apr 29, 2016 11:01 PM

Dear students and early career researchers,

This is a reminder that the application deadline for the Mineralogical
Society of America's Edward H. Kraus Crystallographic Research Fund is
fast approaching. The application deadline is June 1, 2016.

The grant awards up to $5,000 for research in the field of mineralogical
crystallography. In particular, this grant targets projects within the
areas of mineralogy, crystal chemistry, petrology, mineral physics,
biomineralization, and geochemistry for which research bearing on
crystal structure is an explicit and integral element. Students,
including graduate and undergraduate students, are encouraged to apply,
in addition to young researchers. However, all proposals are considered
together. The award selection will be based on the qualifications of the
applicant, the quality, innovativeness, and scientific significance of
the research, and the likelihood of success of the project.

The eligibility requirements for the grant are that the applicant:

 - must have reached his or her 25th birthday but not yet have 

reached his or her 36th birthday in the year the grant proposal is
submitted,
- cannot submit proposals for both this and Mineralogy/Petrology
grant in the same year, and
- is not a MSA Councilor.

The grant is for research-related expenses only. Travel to meetings,
conferences, short courses, non-research field trips, tuition,
non-research living (room and board) expenses, overhead or indirect
costs, etc. are not suitable uses of the money. Neither should the money
be used for salary or wages for the researcher. Proposals that make such
requests will not be considered further. The successful applicant will
also be asked in the year following grant to write a short summary of
how the money was spent.

The next award will be made in January, 2017. Proposal submissions for
the grant are to be made online. To view instructions for application
and submission of proposals, visit -

http://grants.minsocam.org/

For further details and to see the list of past recipients of this
grant, go to -

http://www.minsocam.org/MSA/Awards/Crystallography_Award.html

Best regards,

Rajdeep Dasgupta
Committee Chair

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Rajdeep Dasgupta

Professor
Department of Earth Science
Rice University
6100 Main Street, MS 126
Houston, TX 77005, USA
Ph: +1-713-348-2664
Fax: +1-713-348-5214

http://dasgupta.rice.edu/expert

Dear students and early career researchers, This is a reminder that the application deadline for the Mineralogical Society of America's *Edward H. Kraus Crystallographic Research Fund* is fast approaching. The application deadline is *June 1, 2016*. The grant awards up to $5,000 for research in the field of mineralogical crystallography. In particular, this grant targets projects within the areas of mineralogy, crystal chemistry, petrology, mineral physics, biomineralization, and geochemistry for which research bearing on crystal structure is an explicit and integral element. Students, including graduate and undergraduate students, are encouraged to apply, in addition to young researchers. However, all proposals are considered together. The award selection will be based on the qualifications of the applicant, the quality, innovativeness, and scientific significance of the research, and the likelihood of success of the project. The eligibility requirements for the grant are that the applicant: - must have reached his or her 25th birthday but not yet have reached his or her 36th birthday in the year the grant proposal is submitted, - cannot submit proposals for both this and Mineralogy/Petrology grant in the same year, and - is not a MSA Councilor. The grant is for research-related expenses only. Travel to meetings, conferences, short courses, non-research field trips, tuition, non-research living (room and board) expenses, overhead or indirect costs, etc. are not suitable uses of the money. Neither should the money be used for salary or wages for the researcher. Proposals that make such requests will not be considered further. The successful applicant will also be asked in the year following grant to write a short summary of how the money was spent. The next award will be made in January, 2017. Proposal submissions for the grant are to be made online. To view instructions for application and submission of proposals, visit - http://grants.minsocam.org/ For further details and to see the list of past recipients of this grant, go to - http://www.minsocam.org/MSA/Awards/Crystallography_Award.html Best regards, Rajdeep Dasgupta Committee Chair -- ---------------------------------- Rajdeep Dasgupta Professor Department of Earth Science Rice University 6100 Main Street, MS 126 Houston, TX 77005, USA Ph: +1-713-348-2664 Fax: +1-713-348-5214 http://dasgupta.rice.edu/expert ----------------------------------