| 2026 Symposium student travel awards |
|---|
| Student travel support available: We anticipate reimbursing student travel for the 41st International Symposium on Combustion in Kyoto at $500 per eligible student. In order to be eligible a student a) must be enrolled at a school within the Central States Section and b) must be the sole presenter of a paper at the meeting. We will contact you via email once we know the status of accepted papers. James E. Peters Student Travel Fellowship: We will award one student in the Section $2500 for travel reimbursement to the 41st International Symposium on Combustion in Kyoto. In order to be eligible a student a) must be enrolled at a school within the Central States Section and b) must be the sole presenter of a paper at the meeting. A student will receive either the Peters fellowship or the above student travel support, but not both. We will contact you via email with details for the application procedure once we know the status of accepted papers. Additional questions should be directed to Prof. Patrick Lynch at treasurer@cssci.org. |
The Board of Advisors has adopted a Code of Conduct, effective 2022-01-08, which governs members’ behavior at gatherings associated with The Combustion Institute.