Meet the 2019 chemistry ECR travel grant recipient!

​We are pleased to announce the recipient of the Communications Chemistry travel grant for early-career researchers.

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Meet the 2019 chemistry ECR travel grant recipient!
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The Communications journals first introduced travel grants for early career researchers in 2018 to help promising researchers travel to an international scientific meeting of their choice that they would otherwise have not been able to attend due to a lack of funds. 

The recipients were chosen by a judging panel consisting of both professional editors and practicing scientists, following a comprehensive assessment process.


Communications Chemistry Travel Grant Recipient

Samima Khatun
Aligarh Muslim University, India
 
Samima recently completed her PhD research on thermodynamic and spectroscopic studies on interactions in ligand systems. In July 2020, she will attend the 26th International Conference on Chemical Thermodynamics in London, UK.

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