The Edwin Beer Research Fellowship seeks to increase the number of investigators in urology and urology-related fields by providing transitional funding in the form of two-year, $80,000 research grants. Candidates must hold an MD, PhD, or equivalent degree, must be under the mentorship of a senior researcher, and must commit at least fifty percent of their time to the research funded by the fellowship.
PLEASE NOTE - The Edwin Beer program is currently on hold for the 2011 application cycle. Please check back in the spring of 2010 for further information.
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Gladys Brooks Book and Paper Conservation Internship
This two to three month internship provides an opportunity for advanced training in book and paper conservation.
Applications for the 2010 internship will be accepted from October 1 - December 15, 2009.
Contact:(212) 822-7365 (Anne Hillam)
Charles A. Elsberg Fellowship in Neurological Surgery
The Charles A. Elsberg Fellowship in Neurological Surgery is a one-year, $50,000 grant which is awarded for research by an individual who has completed an accredited neurological surgery residency program, who intends to use research training for continued development of an academic research career, and whose career direction suggests the need for transitional support pending eligibility for independent funding.
PLEASE NOTE - The Charles A. Elsberg program is on hold for the 2010 application cycle. Please check back in the fall of 2010 for information regarding the 2011 cycle.
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Glorney-Raisbeck Fellowship in Cardiovascular Diseases
The Glorney-Raisbeck Fellowships in Cardiovascular Diseases are one-year, $60,000 grants awarded for research by young physician scientists in supervised programs that will develop the candidate’s ability to perform independent clinical or laboratory research. The research must be conducted at institutions located in New York City, Long Island, or Westchester County, New York, and fellows must commit at least eighty percent of their time to the funded project.
Applications are due by February 2, 2010
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Mary and David Hoar Fellowship in the Prevention and Treatment of Hip Fracture
The Mary and David Hoar Fellowship offers a two-year, $100,000 grant in support of clinical, epidemiologic and health services research in the prevention and treatment of hip fractures. Candidates must hold an MD, PhD, or equivalent degree and must conduct their research in a supervised program in the greater New York area.
Applications are due by February 2, 2010
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History and Humanities Fellowships in the Academy
Library
Every year, the Paul Klemperer Fellowship is awarded to support research in the history of medicine.
Applications are due by March 2, 2010
Contact: (212) 822-7313 or history@nyam.org
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Ferdinand C. Valentine Fellowship for Laboratory or Clinical Research in Urology
The Ferdinand C. Valentine Fellowship offers a one-year, $50,000 fellowship in support of research by an individual who has completed, or will shortly complete, residency training acceptable to the American Board of Urology, and who intend to pursue an academic research career in urology. Fellows must commit no less than fifty percent of their time to the supported research and preference is given to investigators conducting their research at institutions in the greater New York area.
Applications are due by February 2, 2010
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