16 Jul 2010
The ABS Trust invites UK-based university students undertaking spectroscopy research or utilising spectroscopy as a major component of their research to apply for a bursary award to attend a recognised scientific meeting to present an oral or poster presentation or to visit a place of learning to advance their spectroscopy knowledge and understanding.
More details and an application form may be requested from John Chalmers at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
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