Residency

PONANT Science Expedition Grants

The Explorers Club
Award Not specified
Closing date No closing date
Location Global
For Individuals, Team

About this opportunity

In collaboration with PONANT EXPLORATIONS, The Explorers Club offers periodic opportunities for scientists and explorers to conduct research aboard Le Commandant Charcot during multi-week expedition voyages. Recipients come from a diverse community of changemakers from around the world working to support the mission of illuminating and preserving the world's landscapes, cultures and wildlife through science and education. The purpose of these expeditions is to advance scientific research while encouraging conversations of conservation as travelers explore new frontiers in search of discovery and a more sustainable future. The role of the science grantee is to conduct a research project and engage with PONANT EXPLORATIONS travelers via lectures, workshops and, where possible, inviting guests to partake in sample collections. The award provides onboard meals, access to the ship's lab facilities, and a double-occupancy scientist cabin.

Who can apply

Applicant Types

individual, team

Organization Types

academic

Region

Global

Age Range

18 - 151 years old

How to apply

Institutional approval

Stages

  1. 1 two_stage

Required documents

research_proposal

Review process

Finalists will need to partake in a feasibility study with PONANT EXPLORATIONS' Science Team to discuss logistics and permits

Additional benefits

  • travel_support
  • equipment

Restrictions

  • employment_restrictions
  • reporting_requirements

Post-award obligations

  • present_findings
  • acknowledge_funder

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