Travel Support for the International Drug and Alcohol Research Society (IDARS) Meeting
- Institution
- LSU HEALTH SCIENCES CENTER, LA
- Principal investigator
- Nicholas Warren Gilpin
- Funding
- $25K
- Duration
- 2019–2030
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Abstract
This application seeks funding to enable American junior scientists to attend the next three meetings of the International Drug and Alcohol Research Society (IDARS). The primary goals of this unique meeting are to disseminate cutting-edge addiction-related research findings to a global audience, and to foster international research collaborations. The first IDARS meeting occurred in 2007, and meetings have occurred every two years since that time (with the exception of a one-year delay in 2021). In 2026, the 10th IDARS meeting will convene in Taipei, Taiwan, and the sites of the 2028 and 2030 meetings have not yet been determined. This renewal application requests funds to support each of the next three IDARS meetings (2026, 2028, and 2030). More specifically, we seek funds to support the travel of junior investigators from the U.S. to the next three IDARS meetings, as well as modest administrative support for the activities proposed in this application.
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