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Time to toot your own whistle – nominate your work for the OISB paper of 2018!
The Ottawa Institute of Systems Biology is pleased to announce the trainee awards for the outstanding publication of 2018. Three awards will be given - one to a postdoctoral fellow (PDF), one to a PhD graduate student and one to a MSc graduate student. Not only will you get to brag on your CV, but each award is valued at $500.
Criteria:
- Trainee (PDF, PhD & MSc graduate student) must be supervised by a Principal or Associate Investigator of the OISB.
- Trainee must be the first or co-first author.
- Publication must list the OISB within the author affiliations.
- Publication must be in print or online within the 2017 calendar year
Nomination Process:
Papers can be nominated by any member of the OISB, including the trainee themselves.
Nominations will be sent to OISB Administrator Colleen Paquette <cpaquet5@uottawa.ca> and must include:
- Name of Trainee, degree (PDF, PhD or MSc) and Supervisor
- PDF of the publication.
- Non-technical summary of the article written for a general audience that sells why your publication is important. The summary must be a maximum of 200 words and is a critical part of the award criteria - so spend some time on it. PLOS Genetics has some helpful hints for author summaries (http://journals.plos.org/plosgenetics/s/submission-guidelines#loc-parts-of-a-submission).
- Submission by January 15, 2019
Selection Process:
Review Panel will include the OISB Director, along with two OISB Investigators.
Each Publication Award is valued at $500 and will be presented at an upcoming OISB Networking Event.
Awardees must agree to a photo shot and write-up on the OISB website.
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Time to toot your own whistle – nominate your work for the OISB paper of 2017!
The Ottawa Institute of Systems Biology is pleased to announce the 2018 trainee awards for the outstanding publication of 2017. Three awards will be given - one to a postdoctoral fellow (PDF), one to a PhD graduate student and one to a MSc graduate student. Not only will you get to brag on your CV, but each award is valued at $500.
Criteria:
- Trainee (PDF, PhD & MSc graduate student) must be supervised by a Principal or Associate Investigator of the OISB.
- Trainee must be the first or co-first author.
- Publication must list the OISB within the author affiliations.
- Publication must be in print or online within the 2017 calendar year
Nomination Process:
Papers can be nominated by any member of the OISB, including the trainee themselves.
Nominations will be sent to OISB Director Kristin Baetz (kbaetz@uottawa.ca) and must include:
- Name of Trainee, degree (PDF, PhD or MSc) and Supervisor
- PDF of the publication.
- Non-technical summary of the article written for a general audience that sells why your publication is important. The summary must be a maximum of 200 words and is a critical part of the award criteria - so spend some time on it. PLOS Genetics has some helpful hints for author summaries (http://journals.plos.org/plosgenetics/s/submission-guidelines#loc-parts-of-a-submission).
- Submission by January 30, 2018
Selection Process:
Review Panel will include the OISB Director, along with two OISB Investigators.
Each Publication Award is valued at $500 and will be presented at an upcoming OISB Networking Event.
Awardees must agree to a photo shot and write-up on the OISB website.
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2016/2017 OISB Trainee Seminar Series
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Workshop: How to Prepare your Scholarship and Fellowship Applications
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Research Applications and Commercialization Mini Boot Camp
June 23, 2016 3pm RGN2111 followed by PubNight at Café Nostalgica
OISB PDF, PhD and MSc Paper of the Year Awards
To celebrate the exceptional hardwork and innovation of our trainnes, the Ottawa Institute of Systems Biology is pleased to introduce three trainee awards for the outstanding publication of the year – one to a postdoctoral fellow (PDF), one to a PhD graduate student and one to a MSc graduate student. Valued at $500/award.
For more information about nomination and selection process click here.