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The John Farrant Prizes
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Two Prizes, comprising of a certificate and A$500 are awarded for scientifically significant student presentations given at the ACMM

Overview

The John Farrant Prizes were instigated to honour the name of John Farrant and his contribution to the establishment of a thriving electron microscopy community in Australia. The Prizes are funded by a generous gift from Mrs. Patricia Farrant.

The John Farrant Prizes comprising of a certificate and A$500 are awarded for scientifically significant student presentations given at the ACMM – one for Biological or Medical Sciences, and one for the Physical Sciences. All areas of microscopy and areas of research in the chosen filed can be applied for. A panel of national and international microscopists present at the conference will judge the suitability of presentations for award of the Prizes.

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Eligibility:

  • Nominees must be undergraduate of graduate students during the year of the award.

  • Nominees must be financial members of AMMS at the time of application and award.

  • Nommiees shouldn’t be previous award winners of a John Farrant Prize

  • use the money to further their career in a way approved by the Society;

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Award criteria:

  • Microscopy and/or microscopy data analysis should form a substantial part of study and should have been performed by the student.

  • Research presented should be original research conducted by the student.

  • Overall quality of the presentation at ACMM

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Obligations of the Award Recipient

  • The recipients must submit a one page report following completion of their travel, which is to be published in the AMMS newsletter.

  • Write a letter of thanks to the Farrant family

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