The Ludo Frevel Crystallography Scholarship supports promising graduate students pursuing education and research in crystallography-related fields. Applicants must submit a proposed research description, curriculum vitae, and contact information for a primary research advisor in order to be eligible for this opportunity.
Scholarship Details
- Multiple scholarships of $2,500 are awarded
- The scholarship term is one year
- Recipients may apply for one renewal at the end of the first year
- Renewal applications are considered competitively with all applications submitted by the closing date
Eligibility Criteria
- Applicants must be graduate students.
- Applicants must be pursuing education and research in crystallography-related fields
- Applicants must have a proposed research program relevant to crystallography
Application Process
- Prepare a description of the proposed research, limited to two pages
- Include the purpose and rationale for the research in the proposed research description
- Describe the proposed methodology that will be used in the study
- Provide references and descriptions of the scientific background relevant to the proposed research
- Prepare a curriculum vitae, limited to two pages
- Include educational preparation, awards and honors, research publications and presentations, work experience and professional activities or memberships in the curriculum vitae
- Format all application materials using 12-point font and margins no smaller than 3/4 inch
- Submit the proposed research description and curriculum vitae as two separate PDF documents through the online application
- Provide the contact information for your primary research advisor in the online application
- Complete and submit the online application by the scholarship closing date
The Ludo Frevel Crystallography Scholarship provides valuable financial support for graduate students advancing their education and research in crystallography-related fields. This award can help offset educational and research expenses while recognizing promising work in the field. Eligible students are encouraged to apply and take advantage of this opportunity to support their academic and research goals.
