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The Alaska INBRE Student Travel Awards program aims to support the educational and career development of undergraduate and graduate students in science, specifically related to contaminants and infectious diseases. The awards cover travel expenses for attending conferences, workshops, or training sessions where students can present their research or learn new methods. Eligible applicants must be enrolled at UAF or UAA, actively engaged in research with INBRE-funded faculty, and submit their applications six weeks prior to travel. Award amounts vary based on travel location, and recipients are required to submit a trip report detailing their experiences.

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