Future of Physics Days Meeting Grants

Future of Physics Days (FPD) meeting grants are for undergraduate students who are presenting research at the Undergraduate Research Sessions during the APS March and April meetings.

Apply for March Meeting Funding

Apply for April Meeting Funding

How to Apply

  1. Submit your abstract for the APS April Meeting in the “Undergraduate Research (APS/SPS) sorting category.”
  2. Complete the application form.
    You will need:
    • A screenshot showing that your abstract was submitted in the Undergraduate Research (APS/SPS) sorting category.
    • A statement of support from a research supervisor or university/college contact verifying the need for funding.
  3. If your application is approved, you will be asked to sign up for a volunteer role during the Meeting. You will also be asked to fill out a survey regarding your experiences at the conference.

Questions?

Email Midhat Farooq, farooq@aps.org

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Eligibility

  • Applicants must be members of APS — student membership is free for the first year. Join APS
  • Applicants must be undergraduate students.
  • Applicants must have submitted an abstract to the meeting in the “Undergraduate Research (APS/SPS)” sorting category.

Award Details

  • Only one meeting grant per faculty advisor will be awarded
  • The recipient will be expected to fulfill a volunteer responsibility at the Meeting.
  • The recipient will need to register for the Meeting and handle all travel logistics on their own. Travel funds will be disbursed to students after the conference, once the recipient has fulfilled their volunteer responsibility and the attendee survey.
  • Each student is eligible for up to $495 towards registration and travel costs. Students attending HBCU’s or MSI’s are eligible for extra funding.