

The Systematics Research Fund
A joint fund of the Linnean Society and the Systematics Association, the Systematics Research Fund provides grants annually for small-scale research projects in the field of systematics.
Contributions are typically made towards fieldwork expenditure, the purchase of scientific equipment or expertise (e.g. buying time on analytical equipment), specimen preparation (including the cost of temporary technical assistance), and publication costs. Projects of a more general or educational nature will also be considered, provided that they include a strong systematics component.
The fund does not provide support for attendance at scientific meetings, student maintenance or tuition fees and payments for Bench Fees. Projects already substantially funded by other bodies may be disadvantaged.
More Information and Guidelines
To apply for SRF funding, please click here.
Results
Twenty two applications were funded in the 2009/2010 round. Successful applicants have been contacted by email - if you applied this year you may like to check the list of funded applications below to see if your name appears. Please email priya(at)linnean.org if your name appears on the list of funded applications but you haven't yet received an email.
Successful candidates for the 2009/2010 SRF
Successful candidates for the 2008/2009 SRF
Successful candidates for the 2007/2008 SRF
Successful candidates for the 2006/2007 SRF
Contact
For further details and enquiries, please contact:
Executive Secretary Linnean Society of London Burlington House Piccadilly London W1J 0BF UK |
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