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A full time student who wishes to be considered for a scholarship award must submit an
abstract for presentation and letter of support from the student's research advisor.

   CEDD Student Scholarship Awards (Download PDF)

   CEDD Student Click to Apply https://airtable.com/appXm98KRTUQ6Shc2/shrQQhY5OroKXcPXK

   Application deadline: 5:00 PM (ET) on September 15, 2024

One of the fundamental goals of the Scientific Workshops is to promote the educational science that supports the future development of trace explosives, drug detection, forensic applications, use, and technical understanding. To achieve this goal, the organizing committee believes it is essential to attract, encourage, and foster the development of newer members of our community. With the continual support from corporate and individual sponsors, as well as the Dr. David A. Atkinson Memorial Endowment and Student Scholarship Fund, the Scientific Workshops organization is pleased to offer student scholarship awards to subsidize the costs of attending a Scientific Workshops meeting. The goal of these awards is to enable students and early career researchers to attend and present their work at an upcoming meeting (e.g., TEDD or CEDD) by offsetting costs.

Student Scholarship Award recipients will be selected for either oral or poster presentations. Note: a limitation of no more than one student per research group will be permitted to receive financial assistance.

Student Scholarship Awards application is open until 5:00 PM (ET) on September 1, 2024.

Payment and Amount

For CEDD 2024, the selected applicants will receive grants equal to the full registration fee of $950 USD. The award is neither redeemable as money nor transferable. This year, there will be a maximum of 5 Student Scholarship Awards available.

Important Dates

  • Application deadline: 5:00 PM (ET) on September 15, 2024 

Eligibility

  • Applicants must be full-time students (enrolled in a bachelor's, master's, Ph.D., or post-doctorate program) at the time of the conference.
  • Applicants must be the presenting author of an abstract for an oral or poster presentation submitted with the award application. Attendance and presentation by the award recipient at the Scientific Workshop-sponsored meeting are required for the year that the award is granted.
  • Previous student Scholarship Award recipients may apply again. However, priority will be given to first-time applicants who meet all requirements. 
  • Only one applicant per organization may apply for the Student Scholarship Award. Multiple applications from the same organization are considered ineligible. Separate research groups from the same institution are treated as different organizations. If multiple applications from a single organization are received, we will ask the applicants from the organization to withdraw all but one application.
  • A full-time student who wishes to be considered for a Student Scholarship Award must submit an abstract for presentation and a letter of support from the student's research advisor. The letter must state that you are a full-time student in their research group and must provide contact information for the research advisor and the student. Abstracts must meet abstract submission guidelines.  

Online Application

  • If you are not able to access the online application form, please contact the meeting organizers.
  • Please have your abstract of either an oral or a poster presentation ready when completing the online application.
  • Student Scholarship Award recipients will be automatically added to the technical program. Authors of submitted abstracts not receiving an award will be contacted by the meeting organizers. You do not need to resubmit the abstract. Please submit abstract(s) for any additional presentation(s) by the regular submission deadline.

Student Scholarship Award Application Review

  • All eligible applications will be evaluated based on the scientific merit of the submitted abstract. 
  • Scientific Workshops board members and/or program meeting committee members who are not affiliated with any applicants in the current year, will be selected to review the applications.


Scientific Workshops is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization with Public Charity 509a(2) status and the parent of the Workshops for Concealed Explosives Detection and Trace Explosives & Drug Detection.
Scientific Workshops, A New Jersey Nonprofit Corporation / 117450647 / 8J4B4 is active in the U.S. federal government's System for Award Management (SAM).
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