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Australian Society for Fish Biology (ASFB)

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  1. ASFB Early Career Excellence Award

    The Australian Society for Fish Biology (ASFB) awards the Early Career Excellence Award to an outstanding early career scientist or management practitioner whose work has fundamentally advanced the study or management of fishes; the recipient is invited to give a keynote at the next ASFB conference with full registration and up to $1,500 toward travel and accommodation.

    OtherFisheries / Fish Biology

    Deadline
    Not listed
    Amount
    $1,500

  2. Barry Jonassen Award

    The Australian Society for Fish Biology (ASFB) offers the Barry Jonassen Award (established 1999) to fund research costs for honours or postgraduate students working in freshwater fish biology or freshwater fisheries (including commercially important invertebrates), with annual prizes of $3,000 for the winner and $1,500 for the runner-up.

    FellowshipFreshwater fish biology / Fisheries

    Deadline
    Not listed
    Amount
    $3,000

  3. K. Radway Allen Award

    The Australian Society for Fish Biology (ASFB) presents the K. Radway Allen Award to recognise sustained, high‑impact contributions to fish and fisheries science—honouring pioneering research, management application, mentorship and leadership; recipients receive the KRA medal, induction into the ASFB Hall of Fame and must give a keynote at the next ASFB conference (no monetary prize specified).

    OtherFisheries / Fish science

    Deadline
    Not listed
    Amount
    Not listed

  4. Michael Hall Student Innovation Award

    The Australian Society for Fish Biology (ASFB) offers the annual Michael Hall Student Innovation Award to support innovative research in marine fish biology (including commercially important invertebrates), awarding $3,000 to the winner and $1,500 to the runner-up for direct research expenses only (not for administrative fees, indirect costs, or organisational overheads).

    FellowshipMarine fish biology / Fisheries

    Deadline
    Not listed
    Amount
    $3,000

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