Grants and Awards

This award recognises the vision of Pat Burnell and has been designed to encourage junior researchers from either academia or industry to present their work at the DDL Conference. Pat Burnell was a key instigator in setting up the DDL Conference over 25 years ago.

This award recognises significant scientific accomplishment or innovation during the early stages of an individual’s career in inhalation science. Entries are welcome from researchers from across the globe working in academia, industry, public service or other scientific establishments.

The DDL Committee are passionate about supporting aspiring researchers in respiratory science. This flexible grant is intended to support new and emerging scientists by funding projects which contribute to a scientist’s career development.

The Aerosol Society presents the Carers' Award funding to support members of The Aerosol Society that might not otherwise be able to attend a research event or conference due to their personal responsibilities.

To reward excellence from early career scientists, this prize is awarded in recognition of an outstanding body of original aerosol-related research.

Early Career Scientist Travel Awards are available to assist our members in attending aerosol science related conferences to present their aerosol research.

Our Undergraduate Research Bursary Scheme aims to fund an undergraduate student summer research internship in the field of aerosol science.

This flexible grant is intended to support new and emerging aerosol scientists by funding projects which contribute to a scientist’s career development.

The Aerosol Society Doctoral Student Award is designed to recognise, reward and encourage doctoral students who are engaged in aerosol science.