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ISSX Fellowship for Minority Scientists within the North American Region

International Society for the Study of Xenobiotics

Details: This fellowship is to be awarded to early-career scientists studying xenobiotics who are from racial and ethnic groups (Hispanic or Latino, American Indian or Alaska Native, Black or African American, Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander) that have been shown by the National Science Foundation to be underrepresented in health-related sciences on a national basis.

The fellowship award will include:

Complimentary registration for the 2026 North American ISSX Meeting
A travel stipend for hotel and travel to the 2026 North American ISSX Meeting
A speaking opportunity at the 2026 North American ISSX Meeting (short presentation of 15 minutes to present research)
Complimentary membership in ISSX for the years 2026, 2027, and 2028
Complimentary access to all webinars, workshops, short courses, and meetings available in the ISSX Learning Center
An honorarium in the amount of $1,500

AI Based Application Success Predictor

1. High-quality publication record (highest predictor)

ISSX explicitly lists the following among its major award evaluation criteria:

Number and quality of publications
Scientific accomplishments
International impact of the research program

These are formal criteria used in ISSX award nominations.

Competitive applicants typically have:

First- or senior-author publications
Papers in drug metabolism, pharmacokinetics, toxicology, pharmacology, or translational medicine
Demonstrated influence on the field

2. Significant contributions to xenobiotic science (very high predictor)

ISSX is dedicated to research on the metabolism and disposition of xenobiotics, including:

Drug metabolism
ADME science
Drug transporters
Drug–drug interactions
Pharmacokinetics
Toxicology
Biotransformation sciences

Projects or investigators whose work advances understanding of how drugs and chemicals interact with biological systems are strongly aligned with ISSX priorities.

3. Sustained record of scientific accomplishment

ISSX award criteria explicitly include:

"Record of accomplishments over a sustained period" and "international scientific impact."

Successful applicants often demonstrate:

Consistent publication productivity
Ongoing contributions to DMPK science
Progressive leadership within the field
Multiple years of impactful research

4. International scientific impact

Because ISSX is a global society with members from more than 50 countries, international influence is highly valued.

Strong indicators include:

Highly cited publications
International collaborations
Contributions to regulatory science
Participation in global research consortia
Widely adopted methodologies or guidance

5. Strong presentation and meeting engagement

ISSX places considerable emphasis on scientific meetings, abstract presentations, poster competitions, and new investigator sessions.

Competitive early-career applicants often have:

Oral presentations at ISSX meetings
Poster award participation
Active involvement in ISSX scientific sessions
Visibility within the DMPK community

6. Early-career promise and leadership potential

For fellowships and travel grants, ISSX aims to develop the next generation of scientists in xenobiotic research.

Strong candidates typically demonstrate:

Emerging independence
Clear long-term research plans
Leadership potential
Active participation in ISSX activities

7. Mentorship, training, and community engagement

ISSX also evaluates education and service contributions in some award programs.

Positive factors include:

Mentoring students or postdocs
Contributions to professional societies
Educational activities
Participation in ISSX focus groups and committees

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Eligibility Requirements

Applicants must currently live and work/study in the US (American citizen, naturalized citizen, or permanent resident with a Green Card or Permanent Resident Card) or Canada (Canadian citizen, naturalized citizen, or permanent resident with a valid PR Card)
Applicants must be within the first ten years of having earned their highest degree
Fellowship recipients must present a poster of original work at the 2026 North American ISSX Meeting

Eligible Countries:

Canada

United States

Sponsor Details

Sponsor Institute/Organizations: International Society for the Study of Xenobiotics

Sponsor Type: Corporate/Non-Profit

Address: 3502 Woodview Trace, Suite 300, Indianapolis, IN 46268

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