American Astronomical Society

Open programs4

1. AAS International Travel Grants (NSF-funded)

   The AAS administers an NSF-funded International Travel Grant program that provides airfare support for US-based researchers to attend international science meetings and, in IAU General Assembly years, travel to the GA and associated symposia (IAU membership is not required).

   TravelAstronomy

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2. Annie Jump Cannon Award in Astronomy

   Offered by the American Astronomical Society, the Annie Jump Cannon Award in Astronomy recognizes outstanding research and promise for future research by a postdoctoral woman astronomer and includes a $1,500 honorarium plus an invited AAS meeting talk with travel expenses paid.

   Post-doctoralAstronomy

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   $1,500

3. Chrétien International Research Grants

   The American Astronomical Society administers the Chrétien International Research Grants, providing up to US$20,000 annually to support international collaborative observational astronomy with emphasis on long-term foreign visits, development of close working relationships, and innovative technical approaches.

   FellowshipAstronomy

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   $20,000

4. Helen B. Warner Prize for Astronomy

   The American Astronomical Society awards the annual Helen B. Warner Prize for Astronomy to an early-career researcher for a significant observational or theoretical contribution made during the five years preceding the award.

   OtherAstronomy

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