Back to Scholarships

ASIO Toxikon, A Preclinical Toxicology Organization; and Dr. Dharm Singh Association of Scientists of Indian Origin International Travel Award

Apply now

Varies

Due: October 9, 2026

No essay

No min. GPA required

No transcripts required

Eligibility

ASIO Toxikon, A Preclinical Toxicology Organization; and Dr. Dharm Singh Association of Scientists of Indian Origin International Travel Award, with an application deadline in October, offers 2 awards that vary in amount. Ethnicity requirements apply.

Description

International awards are made possible each year by the Toxikon, A Preclinical Toxicology Organization; and Dr. Dharm Singh ASIO Award Fund established with SOT in 2014. These awards will be given each year to undergraduates, graduate students, and/or postdoctoral fellows of Indian origin from outside the USA for their presentations made at the SOT Annual Meeting. The applicant must be enrolled as a full-time student or postdoctoral fellow in a university/organization outside the USA at the time of applying for this award. The applicant must be the first author (equal contribution first co-author is acceptable) in the submitted abstract. This is indicative of the lead role and significant contribution of the applicant in the research work. Applicants must be an ASIO member or have a pending application for membership. If not a member yet, applicants can apply for ASIO membership throughout the year. There is no SOT membership requirement. However, we strongly encourage applicants to apply for SOT membership, if they are not members currently. Applicants must have an accepted abstract or a submitted abstract (pending acceptance) for the SOT Annual Meeting. Awardees must have an abstract accepted prior to the SOT annual meeting to be eligible for receiving the award. They must not have received an ASIO-SIG sponsored award more than twice in the last three years. Please visit the award's website or contact the Society of Toxicology for more information.

Level of Study

College Freshmen College Sophomore College Junior College Senior Graduate Student

Scholarship Type

Minority College Student Asian