
IPPW 2020
17th International Planetary Probe Workshop
Monterey Tides Hotel
Monterey, CA, U.S.
Students
Student Organizing Committee (SOC)
The International Planetary Probe Workshop (IPPW) Student Organizing Committee strongly encourages students and young professionals to join the workshop and the short course. IPPW is a great opportunity to deepen your knowledge, broaden your horizons and to get involved with the experts in the field. Workshop contributions from students are highly encouraged and plenty of student submissions are usually found among both oral and poster presentations.
There are several special events throughout IPPW that are organized especially for students:
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Student Social — A fun opportunity for students to meet and socialize before the week-long workshop.
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Student Development Luncheon — A forum for students to improve their professional skills.
Student Social - Sunday June 7th
Details coming Soon!
Student Development Luncheon - Monday June 8th
Details coming Soon!
Student Accommodations
Details coming Soon!
Application Dates & Deadline
Information about the Student Scholarship Application
To enable students to participate in IPPW, a limited number of student scholarships are available to help defray the costs of the workshop and short course. There are two types of applications: one for US Students, and one for Non-US Students (see detailed information below).
Student scholarships cover expenses related to workshop attendance, up to a maximum level. Funds spent beyond the stated award must be covered by other sources. Travel reimbursements will be awarded competitively based on a student’s proposed level of participation in the workshop (paper presentation, poster presentation, or attendance only) and a letter of recommendation from the student’s research advisor. Priority will be given to those students who are presenting material and submitting a paper at the workshop.
Due to different sponsor requirements, the application process for students studying in the United States is co-ordinated separately from that for remaining students. Also, note that restrictions may apply to the eligible countries of citizenship for a scholarship, depending on the available funding sources. For information on the application process for your region, please see the appropriate section below. These scholarships are made available by the generous support of our sponsoring organizations.
NOTE: All expenses must be covered by the student prior to, and during, the workshop. Scholarships for US and non-US students will be provided by reimbursement (up to a certain amount) following your return from the workshop.
US Students:
To obtain this reimbursement, you will be required to fill out a Travel Authority Form prior to the workshop and a Travel Expense Summary (TES) after the workshop. Please keep all receipts (except meal receipts) since these will be required to complete the TES. In general, travel reimbursement will be made for the following expenses:
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Travel (air, train, taxi, bus, airport parking, rental car, parking, etc.)
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Accommodation
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Short Course Registration
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Meals other than those provided by the Workshop
Non-US Students:
You will be required to complete a reimbursement form after the Workshop. Please keep all the receipts. Please be aware that Non-US-scholarships will, unfortunately, only cover part of the total expenses. All students who will be awarded a scholarship will get full reimbursement of:
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Workshop Registration
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Short Course Registration
Students MAY receive additional PARTIAL reimbursement towards of following expenses:
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Travel (air, train, taxi, bus, airport parking, rental car, parking, etc.)
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Accommodation
Be aware that this means that you will have to find additional/other sources to cover for all expenses not covered by the Non-US scholarship.
Student Scholarship Application Process for U.S. Students
Students enrolled at universities in the U.S. who are interested in applying for a scholarship to attend the workshop should complete the following steps:
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If you plan to present a paper or poster, then submit an abstract for acceptance. If you are attending only and are not presenting any material, then skip this step.
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Fill out the US Student Scholarship Application Form:
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Click here to download the form in Word format US Scholarship Applications_IPPW 2020
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Click here to download the form in PDF format US Scholarship Applications_IPPW 2020
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Letters of recommendation may be uploaded at ippw.jpl.nasa.gov with the rest of the student application packet or emailed directly to the Student Organizing Committee Chairs if recommenders are more comfortable doing so – email to: Siddharth Krishnamoorthy (siddharth.krishnamoorthy@jpl.nasa.gov) or Michelle Rodio (michelle.e.rodio@nasa.gov)
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Upload the completed Student Scholarship Application Form and your Letter of Recommendation. See the instructions below.
Note: If you did not receive an acknowledgement, by March 22, 2020, that your application was received please e-mail: Siddharth Krishnamoorthy (siddharth.krishnamoorthy@jpl.nasa.gov) or Michelle Rodio (michelle.e.rodio@nasa.gov)
Instructions to Upload US Student Scholarship Application
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Register at ippw.jpl.nasa.gov
a. Log-in
b. Click “Manage My Submissions”
c. Fill-out “Create a New Presentation” section
d. In the “Add Document to this Presentation Folder” section, choose “Student Scholarship Application” in the “Document Type” pull-down menu
e. Upload Student Scholarship Application using the “Select Document” field
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You will be notified via email if your abstract has been approved and if you have qualified for a US Student Scholarship.
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After you learn the result of your scholarship application, register for the workshop.
If you have questions about the scholarship application process for US. students, contact Siddharth Krishnamoorthy (siddharth.krishnamoorthy@jpl.nasa.gov) or Michelle Rodio (michelle.e.rodio@nasa.gov)
Student Scholarship Application Process for Non-U.S. Students
Students who are interested in applying for a scholarship to attend the workshop will need to complete the following process:
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If you plan to present a paper or poster, submit an abstract for acceptance. The abstract portal is currently live at ippw.jpl.nasa.gov. If you are attending only and are not presenting any material, skip this step. Note: lower priority will be given to the students not presenting any material.
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Fill out the Non-US Student Scholarship Application Form
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Word format Non_US Scholarship Applications_IPPW 2020
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PDF format Non_US Scholarship Applications_IPPW 2020
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Obtain a letter of recommendation from your research advisor. Letters of recommendation may be uploaded at ippw.jpl.nasa.gov with the rest of the student application packet or emailed directly to the EU Student Point of Contact if recommenders are more comfortable doing so – email to: Lisa Peacocke - l.peacocke16@imperial.ac.uk, with the email subject line: IPPW Student Scholarship Recommendation 'Last Name'
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Upload the completed Student Scholarship Application Form and your Letter of Recommendation. See the instructions below.
Note: If you did not receive an acknowledgement, by March 22, 2020, that your application was received please e-mail: Lisa Peacocke (l.peacocke16@imperial.ac.uk).
Instructions to Upload Non-US Student Scholarship Application
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Register at ippw.jpl.nasa.gov
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Log-in
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Click “Manage My Submissions”
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Fill-out “Create a New Presentation” section
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In the “Add Document to this Presentation Folder” section, choose “Student Scholarship Application” in the “Document Type” pull-down menu
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Upload Student Scholarship Application using the “Select Document” field
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Click “Upload”
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You will be notified by the Program Organizing Committee if your abstract has been approved.
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You will be notified by the Students Organizing Committee if you have qualified for a student travel scholarship.
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After you learn the result of your scholarship application, register for the workshop and short course.
SOC Chairs & Contact Info
Lisa Peacocke, Imperial College London, United Kingdom
EU Point of Contact
Siddharth Krishnamoorthy, PhD, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, USA
Siddharth.Krishnamoorthy@jpl.nasa.gov
Michelle Rodio, NASA Langley Research Center, USA
US Chairs, SOC, and US Points of Contact
michelle.e.rodio@nasa.gov