HHMI Nurtures Nation’s Best Early Career Scientists
Posted on March 15, 2008 Comments (0)
New HHMI Program Aims to Nurture Nation’s Best Early Career Scientists
HHMI will invest more than $300 million in this first group of scientists and plans a second competition in 2011.
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HHMI is focusing on researchers who have led independent laboratories for two to six years at one of the approximately 200 U.S. medical schools, universities, and research institutes that are eligible. Those who are selected by HHMI will receive six-year, non-renewable appointments including full salary and research support while remaining affiliated with their home institution.
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HHMI is seeking scientists from a wide variety of fields, including all areas of basic biological and biomedical research, and areas of chemistry, physics, computer science and engineering that are directly related to biology or medicine.
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Scientists who wish to be considered for this competition must indicate their intention to submit an application by April 30, 2008. The deadline for completed applications is June 10, 2008. Panels of distinguished biomedical researchers will evaluate the candidates’ applications. Final selections are expected to be made by February 2009.
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HHMI is focusing on researchers who have led independent laboratories for two to six years at one of the approximately 200 U.S. medical schools, universities, and research institutes that are eligible. Those who are selected by HHMI will receive six-year, non-renewable appointments including full salary and research support while remaining affiliated with their home institution.
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HHMI is seeking scientists from a wide variety of fields, including all areas of basic biological and biomedical research, and areas of chemistry, physics, computer science and engineering that are directly related to biology or medicine.
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Scientists who wish to be considered for this competition must indicate their intention to submit an application by April 30, 2008. The deadline for completed applications is June 10, 2008. Panels of distinguished biomedical researchers will evaluate the candidates’ applications. Final selections are expected to be made by February 2009.
HMMI is an incredible source of funding for science.
Related: $600 Million for Basic Biomedical Research from HMMI – NSF CAREER Award Winners – Howard Hughes Medical Institute Takes Big Open Access Step – Funding Medical Research – $1 Million Each for 20 Science Educators
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Categories: Career, Fellowships, Scholarships, Funding, Science, Students, Universities
Tags: Funding, HHMI, USA
Categories: Career, Fellowships, Scholarships, Funding, Science, Students, Universities
Tags: Funding, HHMI, USA
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