Single lectures and small events

• Applications should be for events with a biochemical or molecular bioscience focus.
• The Recipient must act in accordance with government legislation and is responsible for obtaining any licenses, permissions and insurances that are necessary by law to carry out their event.
• We accept applications from anywhere in the world, however please note that we are unable to pay grants to recipients in jurisdictions, countries or regions subject to sanctions, embargoes or other political trade restrictions put in place by the United Nations, the EU or the UK.
• The Biochemical Society does not fund any applications made retrospectively.
• Incomplete or late applications will not be accepted.
• A Sponsored Event Grant is non-transferable and can only be used to support the event outlined in the original application. 

If successful, recipients are required to:

• Acknowledge the financial support of the Biochemical Society in all subsequent publicity, conference programmes and any resulting publications. This includes:
  • Badging the event, session, or speaker as ‘sponsored by the Biochemical Society’ in the programme book, abstract book, website and opening slide of a funded speaker’s presentation where applicable.
  • Displaying the Society’s logo on the conference website, registration page, or holding slides in line with the Society's branding guidelines.
• The Biochemical Society logo and/or marketing materials will be provided by the Biochemical Society and the Recipient must ensure these are displayed at all times, either online or in print.
• The Biochemical Society cannot be held responsible for any of the Recipient’s debts or liabilities.
• The Recipient is required to send photographs and a report of approximately 200 words providing an overview of the attendance figures and demographic of the event, the aims and objectives, scientific highlights, and whether the goals were accomplished. The report and photographs may be published on the Biochemical Society website, social media channels or considered for publication in our community magazine, The Biochemist. Please ensure consent is given by any individuals featured in the photographs.