39th
Australasian Conference on Combinatorial
Mathematics
and
Combinatorial Computing
The
University of
Queensland
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Student
Support
Update: Applications have now closed and the successful applicants have been notified by email.
The Combinatorial Mathematics Society of Australasia is able to provide a limited amount of support to eligible students who intend to give a talk at 39ACCMCC. The application form, which includes information on due dates, eligibility and funding amounts, can be found here . The closing date for applications is Wednesday 7 October 2015.
Student Prize
The CMSA student prize is awarded to the student who is judged to have given the best presentation at the ACCMCC. If you answer "Yes" to the "Are you a student?" question during registration, you will automatically be considered for the student prize. If you are a student and you do not wish to be considered, or if you have any other questions about eligibility for the award, please email the organiser (39ACCMCC@uq.edu.au).
Update: Applications have now closed and the successful applicants have been notified by email.
The Combinatorial Mathematics Society of Australasia is able to provide a limited amount of support to eligible students who intend to give a talk at 39ACCMCC. The application form, which includes information on due dates, eligibility and funding amounts, can be found here . The closing date for applications is Wednesday 7 October 2015.
Student Prize
The CMSA student prize is awarded to the student who is judged to have given the best presentation at the ACCMCC. If you answer "Yes" to the "Are you a student?" question during registration, you will automatically be considered for the student prize. If you are a student and you do not wish to be considered, or if you have any other questions about eligibility for the award, please email the organiser (39ACCMCC@uq.edu.au).