AO VET Seed Grants 2022: call for projects
AO VET is a global network of surgeons, scientists, and other professionals highly specialized in the field of veterinary surgery of the musculoskeletal system. The AO VET Research and Development Commission invites you to submit your proposals in the wide range of research fields including unconventional and novel projects.
While there is no specific restriction on the area of research, projects should address topics that are relevant to the clinical practice of veterinary orthopaedics.
The goal of this new research grant program is to assist in the training of future leaders in veterinary orthopaedics.
Available funding
Funding will be for a maximum of CHF 7'500.00 over 12 months.
A maximum of four grants are available, with one award being made to each region (North America, Asia-Pacific, Latin American and Europe).
Funds may be used to cover research consumables and attendance at one national or international conference. No funds are available for personnel support (salary or stipend) or for indirect (facilities and overhead) costs under this grant mechanism.
A written project report must be submitted within 90 days of the end of the grant, along with copies of any conference presentations or manuscripts related to the project.
Who can apply?
This call is open to all Clinical Divisions such as CMF, Spine, Trauma and VET.
Applicants are AO members and veterinarians who are currently pursuing research in musculoskeletal science. They must work with an established investigator (Assistant Professor or above) at the same institution and the proposal must include specific details of a mentoring plan for ensuring appropriate supervision and training of the applicant.
How to apply?
Simply download the application form below. Applications should be submitted to Tania Bosque at ao.npr@aofoundation.org by August 15, 2022.
AO VET is a global network of surgeons, scientists, and other professionals highly specialized in the field of veterinary surgery of the musculoskeletal system. The AO VET Research and Development Commission invites you to submit your proposals in the wide range of research fields including unconventional and novel projects.
While there is no specific restriction on the area of research, projects should address topics that are relevant to the clinical practice of veterinary orthopaedics.
The goal of this new research grant program is to assist in the training of future leaders in veterinary orthopaedics.
Available funding
Funding will be for a maximum of CHF 7'500.00 over 12 months.
A maximum of four grants are available, with one award being made to each region (North America, Asia-Pacific, Latin American and Europe).
Funds may be used to cover research consumables and attendance at one national or international conference. No funds are available for personnel support (salary or stipend) or for indirect (facilities and overhead) costs under this grant mechanism.
A written project report must be submitted within 90 days of the end of the grant, along with copies of any conference presentations or manuscripts related to the project.
Who can apply?
This call is open to all Clinical Divisions such as CMF, Spine, Trauma and VET.
Applicants are AO members and veterinarians who are currently pursuing research in musculoskeletal science. They must work with an established investigator (Assistant Professor or above) at the same institution and the proposal must include specific details of a mentoring plan for ensuring appropriate supervision and training of the applicant.
How to apply?
Simply download the application form below. Applications should be submitted to Tania Bosque at ao.npr@aofoundation.org by August 15, 2022.
AO VET is a global network of surgeons, scientists, and other professionals highly specialized in the field of veterinary surgery of the musculoskeletal system. The AO VET Research and Development Commission invites you to submit your proposals in the wide range of research fields including unconventional and novel projects.
While there is no specific restriction on the area of research, projects should address topics that are relevant to the clinical practice of veterinary orthopaedics.
The goal of this new research grant program is to assist in the training of future leaders in veterinary orthopaedics.
Available funding
Funding will be for a maximum of CHF 7'500.00 over 12 months.
A maximum of four grants are available, with one award being made to each region (North America, Asia-Pacific, Latin American and Europe).
Funds may be used to cover research consumables and attendance at one national or international conference. No funds are available for personnel support (salary or stipend) or for indirect (facilities and overhead) costs under this grant mechanism.
A written project report must be submitted within 90 days of the end of the grant, along with copies of any conference presentations or manuscripts related to the project.
Who can apply?
This call is open to all Clinical Divisions such as CMF, Spine, Trauma and VET.
Applicants are AO members and veterinarians who are currently pursuing research in musculoskeletal science. They must work with an established investigator (Assistant Professor or above) at the same institution and the proposal must include specific details of a mentoring plan for ensuring appropriate supervision and training of the applicant.
How to apply?
Simply download the application form below. Applications should be submitted to Tania Bosque at ao.npr@aofoundation.org by August 15, 2022.