Early Career Investigators
Funding for Early Career Scientists' Workshop
Financial support to young scientists for attending a one-day Workshop for Early Career Scientists
Early career scientists are cordially invited to participate in a scientific training workshop on October 5, 2025, prior to the conference. This workshop will provide an in-depth understanding of key topics in radiation chemistry and offer participants the opportunity to learn from renowned scientists. It will also provide a valuable opportunity for networking and collaboration.
The lectures will address areas from fundamentals and applications of pulsed radiolysis, to radiation chemistry of polysaccharides and ionizing radiation in metal, semiconductor, and oxide nanoparticles synthesis.
The list of speakers for the workshop can be found under "Invited Speakers."
Thanks to the sponsors/donors of the 33rd Miller Conference, it will be possible to cover the costs for young scientists to participate in the one-day workshop. The support will also cover an overnight stay (night from October 4 to 5, 2025) at the Kompas Hotel (BB, double use).
For this purpose, we define "early career scientists" as those who have not yet received a PhD or have received a PhD within the last 7 years (this period may be extended to account for career breaks).
Early career scientists are asked to send their CV, a letter of motivation, and a letter of recommendation from their supervisor/mentor to miller@irb.hr or tjurkin@irb.hr.
The number of participants in the workshop will be limited.
The application deadline is May 15, 2025. Please submit your applications as soon as possible.
Conference Fee Support for Young Scientists
Financial support to young scientists for covering conference registration fees
We are pleased to announce that, thanks to the sponsors and donors of the 33rd Miller Conference, financial support will be provided to a select number of early career scientists to cover their registration fees for attending the conference.
For this purpose, we define "early career scientists" as those who have not yet received a PhD or have received a PhD within the last 7 years (this period may be extended to account for career breaks).
Early career researchers are asked to send their CV and letter of motivation to miller@irb.hr or tjurkin@irb.hr.
The number of funded applications is limited.
The application deadline is May 15, 2025. Please submit your applications as soon as possible.
