Note the following: 1) A US scientist is one who generally works in the US. Nationality is not relevant. 2) The funds can only be used to cover transportation to and from Rome. Housing and registration costs must be met otherwise. 3) US carriers, if available, must be used. (You are advised to consider making airline reservations as soon as possible to secure a good fare) 4) The selection of the people to receive travel support will be made by a panel of experienced US scientists (both theorists and experimentalists), based on the information on the returned application forms. Preference will be given to those with NSF grants and those with no federal research support.
Please disseminate this information to your colleagues.
Application for International Travel Grant Funds for U.S. Participants in MG IX.
Name
Address*
e-mail address*
Phone/Fax number*
Present position and home institution
Previous positions and home institutions for the past three years
Date and place of most advanced degree
Area of research
Are you: Plenary speaker - Workshop chair - Lead Author on Contributed paper
List all current grants in gravitational physics
List the international meetings in gravitational physics attended during the past three years (note if you have received NSF travel funds since GR14):
Estimate Travel Cost for MG IX
Please add anything else you wish the selection committee to know. If you think that your work may be unfamiliar to us, please ask a senior scientist to send us a short letter of recommendation.
Signature Date
Return this application by 15 March to Gayle Asburry: Dept of Math, Univ of Oregon, Eugene, OR 97403 or e-mail to asburry@math.uoregon.edu
*State address, phone number, etc, for March through June