Application
DPOLY will begin accepting applications beginning September 15, 2024.
Deadline: October 15, 2024
Applicants should submit a single PDF file with filename “lastname_UTA.pdf” to rpriestl@princeton.edu.
The PDF application file should include:
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A resume, including mailing address, undergraduate GPA, and any publications or prior conference presentations (if applicable)
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An abstract conforming to the APS Global Physics Summit guidelines comprising:
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Brief title with less than 305 characters including spaces
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Abstract text that is less than 1300 characters including spaces
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Three (3) keywords
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Category type: Computational, Experimental, Experimental/Theoretical, Theoretical
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DPOLY Sorting category (topical session) to which the abstract will be submitted
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An affirmation that this is the first time they are presenting your work at the APS Global Physics Summit (previously March Meeting)
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1 paragraph (less than 1/2 page) describing how they will help to improve the visibility of diversity in polymer physics.
Note:
The awardee will be notified approximately 1 week prior to the Global Physics Summit Meeting abstract submission deadline.
Although the award is focused on increasing participation of undergraduates, students in terminal MS degree programs who otherwise meet the eligibility criteria are welcome to apply; they should briefly address in their statement how they feel their application is consistent with the spirit of the award described above.