Analytical Chemistry Trust Fund
The Community for Analytical Measurement Science (CAMS) recieves funds from ACTF to support lectureships and post docs and the work undertaken by the secretariat.
The Analytical Chemistry Trust Fund (ACTF) is a charity established for the purposes of promoting, assisting and extending the science and study of Analytical Chemistry and of all questions relating to the analysis, nature and composition of natural and manufactured materials for the benefit of the public.
The ACTF supports strategic Analytical Science Community activities.
ACTF COVID-19 Disruption Grant
ACTF Trustees recognise the disruption that the COVID-19 pandemic has had on analytical science students. We are relaunching a disruption grant of £500 aimed at PhD students whose studies have been adversely affected by the pandemic and need additional monetary support to complete their studies.
Note, this fund is to support personal costs to help enable students to complete their studies for example rent, or other caring or living costs, and cannot be used for laboratory research costs. Students must be resident in the UK or Republic of Ireland and registered at a University in the UK or Republic of Ireland.
Applicants will be assessed upon receipt and the call will remain open until the budget has been allocated.
Education and training
Early Career activities.
Competition run by the RSC's Analytical Division for first year sixth form students or equivalent.
ACTF Developing World Scholarships
A scheme to assist citizens of Developing World countries.
An opportunity to visit a Host Institution in a Developing World country to disseminate new analytical science knowledge.
ACTF Analytical Chemistry Summer Studentship Apply Now
The awards provide support for the student at a rate of £270 per week (£320 per week in London), for a period of between 6 and 8 weeks during the summer vacation.
Research
ACTF Overseas Conference Travel Grants
Awarded to members of the RSC Analytical Science Community.
The Fellowship has been established to assist early career analytical chemists at UK or Irish HEIs to establish their own independent analytical science research identity.
