September 2006
28 NEW ITEMS
GrantsNet Sponsorship
Featured this month ... Pharmaceutical Research &
Manufacturers of America Foundation (PhRMA): Medical Student
Research Fellowships; Tourette Syndrome Association: Tourette
Syndrome Research and Training Grants; L'Oreal USA Fellowships for
Women in Science Program: L'Oreal USA Fellowships for Women in
Science Program; Pasteur Foundation: Paul W. Zuccaire Undergraduate
Internships--Summer 2007--Institut Pasteur in Paris, France and
more
Sponsorship opportunities are now available on GrantsNet and
GrantsNet Express. Please contact Allison Millar for more
information.
New Faculty-Postdoc-Graduate Programs
October 2006
American Philosophical Society: Franklin
Research Grants
Pharmaceutical Research & Manufacturers of
America Foundation (PhRMA): Medical Student Research
Fellowships
Pharmaceutical Research & Manufacturers of
America Foundation (PhRMA): Postdoctoral Fellowships in Health
Outcomes
Pharmaceutical Research & Manufacturers of
America Foundation (PhRMA): Postdoctoral Fellowships in
Pharmaceutics
Pharmaceutical Research & Manufacturers of
America Foundation (PhRMA): Predoctoral Training in
Pharmaceutics
Pharmaceutical Research & Manufacturers of
America Foundation (PhRMA): Predoctoral Fellowship in Health
Outcomes
Pharmaceutical Research & Manufacturers of
America Foundation (PhRMA): Research Starter Grant in Health
Outcomes
Pharmaceutical Research & Manufacturers of
America Foundation (PhRMA): Research Starter Grant in
Pharmaceutics
Pharmaceutical Research & Manufacturers of
America Foundation (PhRMA): Sabbatical Fellowship in Health
Outcomes
Pharmaceutical Research & Manufacturers of
America Foundation (PhRMA): Sabbatical Fellowship in
Pharmaceutics
Tourette Syndrome Association: Tourette
Syndrome Research and Training Grants
Institute for the Study of Aging: Novel
Approaches to Drug Discovery for Alzheimer's Disease
L'Oreal USA Fellowships for Women in Science
Program: L'Oreal USA Fellowships for Women in Science
Program
November 2006
American Parkinson's Disease Association Inc.:
Medical Students Summer Fellowships
American Heart Association: Bugher
Award
January 2007
American Institute of Biological Sciences:
AIBS Diversity Scholars Program
February 2007
Pasteur Foundation: Postdoctoral Fellowship
Program in Paris
March 2007
American Philosophical Society: Library
Resident Research Fellowship
American Parkinson's Disease Association Inc.:
Center for Advanced Research
American Parkinson's Disease Association Inc.:
George C. Cotzias Memorial Fellowships
American Parkinson's Disease Association Inc.:
Postdoctoral Research Fellowships
American Parkinson's Disease Association Inc.:
Research Grants
American Parkinson's Disease Association Inc.:
Roger C. Duvosin, M.D. Research Grant
American Philosophical Society: Clark Fund for
Exploration and Field Research in Astrobiology
American Philosophical Society: Judson Daland
Prize for Outstanding Achievement in Clinical Investigation
American Philosophical Society: The Lewis and
Clark Fund for Exploration and Field Research
Undergraduate Programs
December 2006
Pasteur Foundation: Paul W. Zuccaire
Undergraduate Internships--Summer 2007--Institut Pasteur in Paris,
France
February 2007
Smithsonian Institution: National Museum of
Natural History Research Training Program
Other Funding News Features
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Highlights this month from Science Careers'
Academic Career Center
No More Boring Science
Grant Doctor
With little fanfare, NSF director Arden Bement seems to be
transforming his organization to eliminate the pedestrian and to
fund only cutting-edge science.
NIH Urges Career Training and Tracking
Beryl Lieff Benderly
New provisions of NIH's T32 institutional training grants may
foster changes that help postdocs.
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New Faculty-Postdoc-Graduate Programs
American
Philosophical Society: Franklin Research Grants
This is a program of small grants to scholars in order to
support the cost of research leading to publication in all areas of
knowledge. The Franklin program is particularly designed to help
meet the cost of travel to libraries and archives for research
purposes; the purchase of microfilm, photocopies, or equivalent
research materials; the costs associated with fieldwork; or
laboratory research expenses.Deadline:October 1,
2006
Pharmaceutical
Research & Manufacturers of America Foundation (PhRMA): Medical
Student Research Fellowships
The fellowship is offered to medical/dental/veterinary students
who have substantial interests in research and teaching careers in
pharmacology-clinical pharmacology and who are willing to spend
full-time in a specific research effort within a pharmacology or
clinical pharmacology unit. Fellowships are available for a minimum
period of three months or any period of time up to 12 months with a
maximum stipend of $18,000. The commitment must be full-time. For a
fellowship less than one year, it must begin and end within the
academic year beginning July 1. The student may undertake this
investigative effort at his own school or at another institution.
The principal aim of this program is to generate interest in
research careers in pharmacology, including clinical pharmacology,
among medical, dental, and veterinary students. Students who are
not already in a training sequence leading to a research career or
students already in an M.D./Ph.D. program for whom additional
financial support is appropriate are both eligible to apply. Awards
will not be made to a student in a M.D./Ph.D. program who will have
been awarded the M.D. degree before the beginning of July 1, 2005.
Depending on the particular medical school curriculum and the
length of the fellowship, the student may have to interrupt his
scholastic training to enable the full-time requirement of the
program to be satisfied.Deadline:October 1, 2006
Pharmaceutical
Research & Manufacturers of America Foundation (PhRMA):
Postdoctoral Fellowships in Health Outcomes
The PhRMA Foundation Postdoctoral program in health outcomes
provides stipend support for individuals engaged in a research
training program that will create or extend their credentials in
health outcomes. The purpose (intent) of this program is to support
post doctoral career development activities of individuals prepared
(or preparing) to engage in research that will strengthen
representation of health outcomes in schools of pharmacy, medicine,
and public health. To accomplish these goals, support will be
provided for a 2-year period to selected individuals who are
beginning careers in health outcomes research and who give promise
of outstanding development as
researchers.Deadline:October 1, 2006
Pharmaceutical
Research & Manufacturers of America Foundation (PhRMA):
Postdoctoral Fellowships in Pharmaceutics
Pharmaceutics is that area of the pharmaceutical sciences that
seeks the optimal development of a drug delivery product or device
and its subsequent performance in the delivery of the drug from the
device following its administration to a patient. Pharmaceutics is
a multidisciplinary area, with significant underpinnings from such
basic scientific disciplines as physical chemistry, physical
organic chemistry, and biophysics. The number of well-trained
graduates from Ph.D. programs in pharmaceutics who further develop
and refine their research skills through formal postdoctoral
training is limited. The reasons for this frequent absence of
postdoctoral research experience are several. They include strong
employment demand by industry and academia for junior scientists
when they graduate from doctoral programs and a shortage of funds
available to universities for the ready support of postdoctoral
fellows. This situation serves to compromise the ultimate research
capabilities of many such graduates. The lack of postdoctoral
experience can be particularly telling for Ph.D. graduates seeking
academic positions and often renders them less competitive in the
successful pursuit of extramural funding--a factor which is so
necessary for a productive research
program.Deadline:October 1, 2006
Pharmaceutical
Research & Manufacturers of America Foundation (PhRMA):
Predoctoral Training in Pharmaceutics
Pharmaceutics is that area of the pharmaceutical sciences that
seeks the optimal development of a drug delivery product or device
and its subsequent performance in the delivery of the drug from the
device following its administration to a patient. Pharmaceutics is
a multidisciplinary area, with significant underpinnings from such
basic scientific disciplines as physical chemistry, physical
organic chemistry, and biophysics. Progress in pharmaceutics
research requires the constant entry of well-trained investigators
into the field. The PhRMA Foundation recognizes the critical need
for such scientists and appreciates that the training of such
individuals is both long and expensive, requiring 4 to 5 years of
study and research. To encourage the entry of more qualified
individuals into this area, the PhRMA Foundation program aims at
supporting promising students during their thesis research by
providing assistance in the form of stipend and funds to cover
costs incidental to the training. Applications will be accepted for
a minimum of one year and a maximum of two years. The program is
designed for applicants who expect to complete the requirements for
the Ph.D. in pharmaceutics in 2 years or less from the time the
fellowship begins. For the purposes of this program, pharmaceutics
includes basic pharmaceutics, biopharmaceutics, and pharmaceutical
technology. The fundamental aspects of pharmacokinetics are not
included since these are covered by PhRMA Foundation awards in
pharmacology and toxicology. Students in this area are encouraged
to submit an application to that program. The program assumes that
the fellows will devote full-time (including summers) to their
research. The PhRMA Foundation fellowship may not be used as a
supplement to funds from other fellowships or assistantships.
However, this does not preclude institutions supplementing a
fellowship with their own funds in order to bring the stipend
within the normal range of the institution. The focus of the
program is to assist in the predoctoral training of the applicant.
It should not be viewed as a program to fund a research project. It
should be stressed that the quality of the research proposed will
be a major factor in the selection of fellows. The student's
success in carrying out a rigorous academic [i.e., course work]
program will be another major selection factor. Research projects
which extend or develop the proprietary value of specific drug
products are not acceptable in this program. This exclusion does
not preclude research in which specific drug products are used to
test hypotheses which have a general applicability. Applications,
however good, which do not meet the aims of the program will be
disapproved.Deadline: October 1, 2006
Pharmaceutical
Research & Manufacturers of America Foundation (PhRMA):
Predoctoral Fellowship in Health Outcomes
Progress in health outcomes research requires the constant entry
of well-trained investigators into the field. The PhRMA Foundation
recognizes that the training of such individuals is long and
expensive, requiring 4 to 5 years of postbaccalaureate study and
research. To provide some assistance in this training sequence, the
PhRMA Foundation program aims at supporting promising students
during their thesis research. The program provides a stipend and
funds to cover costs incidental to the training. Applications will
be accepted for a minimum of 1 year and a maximum of 2 years. The
program is designed for candidates who expect to complete the
requirements for the Ph.D. in the field of health outcomes in 2
years or less from the time the fellowship begins. The program
assumes that the fellows will devote full-time (including summers)
to their research. The PhRMA Foundation fellowship may not be used
as a supplement to funds from other fellowships, traineeships, or
assistantships. The focus of the program is to assist in the
predoctoral training of the candidate. It should not be viewed as a
program to fund a research project. Applications, however good,
which do not meet the aims of the program will be
disapproved.Deadline: October 1, 2006
Pharmaceutical
Research & Manufacturers of America Foundation (PhRMA):
Research Starter Grant in Health Outcomes The purpose of
the PhRMA Foundation Research Starter Grants is to offer financial
support to individuals beginning their independent research careers
at the faculty level.Deadline: October 1, 2006
Pharmaceutical
Research & Manufacturers of America Foundation (PhRMA):
Research Starter Grant in Pharmaceutics
The purpose of the PhRMA Foundation Research Starter Grants is
to offer financial support to individuals beginning their
independent research careers at the faculty level. The areas of
interest within this program are research efforts in the fields of
pharmaceutics. For the purposes of this program, pharmaceutics
includes basic pharmaceutics, biopharmaceutics, pharmaceutical
technology and pharmaceutical biotechnology. The fundamental
aspects of pharmacokinetics are not included since they are covered
by PhRMA Foundation programs in pharmacology and toxicology. It is
anticipated that this research experience will occur in an academic
and/or industrial laboratory setting.Deadline: October 1,
2006
Pharmaceutical
Research & Manufacturers of America Foundation (PhRMA):
Sabbatical Fellowship in Health Outcomes
The PhRMA Foundation Sabbatical Fellowship in Health Outcomes
provides stipend support for individuals engaged in a
multidisciplinary research training program that will create or
extend their credentials in health outcomes. The purpose (intent)
of this program is to enable faculty with active research programs
to work outside of their home institution for periods of 6 months
to one year to learn new skills or develop new collaborations that
will enhance their research and research training capabilities in
health outcomes.Deadline: October 1, 2006
Pharmaceutical
Research & Manufacturers of America Foundation (PhRMA):
Sabbatical Fellowship in Pharmaceutics
The PhRMA Foundation Sabbatical Fellowship in Pharmaceutics
provides stipend support for individuals engaged in a research
training program that will create or extend their credentials in
pharmaceutics. The purpose of this program is to enable faculty
with active research programs to work outside of their home
institution for periods of 6 months to one year to learn new skills
or develop new collaborations that will enhance their research and
research training capabilities in pharmaceutics. For the purposes
of this program, pharmaceutics includes basic pharmaceutics,
biopharmaceutics, pharmaceutical technology, and pharmaceutical
biotechnology. The fundamental aspects of pharmacokinetics are not
included since they are covered by PhRMA Foundation programs in
pharmacology and toxicology. It is anticipated that this research
experience will occur in an academic and/or industrial laboratory
setting.Deadline: October 1, 2006
Tourette
Syndrome Association: Tourette Syndrome Research and Training
Grants
The Tourette Syndrome Association is requesting research grant
proposals from Ph.D. and M.D. researchers in basic and clinical
studies on all aspects of Tourette Syndrome. Areas of specific
interest include: animal models, basal ganglia physiology,
behavioral neurosciences, clinical trials, neurochemistry,
neuroimaging, and neuropathology. Other relevant fields of interest
are biochemistry, epidemiology, genetics, molecular biology,
neuroanatomy, neurology, neuropsychology, neurophysiology,
pharmacology, psychiatry, and psychology. For preliminary
screening, a Letter of Intent briefly describing the scientific
basis and relevance of the proposed project is requested. The TSA
will provide awards up to $40,000 for fellowships and $75,000 for
research grants.Deadline: October 12, 2006
Institute
for the Study of Aging: Novel Approaches to Drug Discovery for
Alzheimer's Disease
The Alzheimer's Drug Discovery Foundation (ADDF), an affiliated
public charity of the Institute for the Study of Aging (ISOA),
invites scientists from the biotech industry and academia to apply
for a research grant program entitled Novel Approaches to Drug
Discovery for Alzheimer's Disease. The goal of the program is to
facilitate the discovery and development of effective therapies for
Alzheimer's disease. This program is made possible by a generous
donation from Elan Pharmaceuticals Inc. and funds from
ADDF.Deadline: October 13, 2006
L'ORÉAL
USA Fellowships for Women in Science Program: L'ORÉAL USA
Fellowships for Women in Science Program
Now in its fourth year, the L'ORÉAL USA Fellowships for Women in
Science program announces the 2007 call for applications. Since its
launch in May of 2003, the U.S. Fellowship program, which
complements the company's international L'ORÉAL-UNESCO for Women in
Science program has recognized and rewarded exceptionally talented
young women engaged in breakthrough scientific research. In the
past, the highly selective postdoctoral fellowship program has
awarded $20,000 grants to each of five recipients annually.
Beginning in 2007 however, the fellowship grants will increase in
value to $40,000 per recipient. The L'ORÉAL USA Fellowships for
Women in Science are awarded to women engaged in basic research in
the life and physical/material sciences, technology (including
computer science), engineering, and mathematics.Deadline:
October 31, 2006
American
Parkinson's Disease Association Inc.: Medical Students Summer
Fellowships
The Directorate for Biological Sciences (BIO) and the
Directorate for Social, Behavioral, and Economic Sciences (SBE)
offer Minority Postdoctoral Research Fellowships and related
supporting activities in an effort to increase the participation of
underrepresented groups in selected areas of science in the U.S.
These fellowships support training and research at the postdoctoral
level in a host institution in the areas of biology and social,
behavioral, and economic sciences supported by NSF. Supporting
activities are travel grants to graduate students to visit
prospective sponsors, starter research grants for fellows, and an
annual meeting of fellows and their mentors.Deadline: November
6, 2006
American
Heart Association: Bugher Award
To stimulate investigations that will support the development of
better stroke preventive measures and better stroke interventions
in the future.Deadline: November 15, 2006
American
Institute of Biological Sciences: AIBS Diversity Scholars
Program
Recognizes outstanding minority undergraduate and graduate
students. Award includes travel and registration support to
scientific meeting of choice, invitation to AIBS annual meeting,
and AIBS membership for a full year. The goals of the program are
to encourage and support the biology careers of underrepresented
minorities and people with disabilities and increase the
participation of students from these groups in AIBS programs and
activities. Diversity Scholars will receive support to present
their scientific research at a meeting of their choice. Diversity
Scholars will each receive $1000 to cover expenses to present their
research at a meeting of one of the AIBS member societies.
Diversity Scholars will participate in the AIBS Annual Meeting.
Diversity Scholars will be honored at the AIBS Annual Meeting.
Registration fees will be waived and travel expenses will be paid
by AIBS. Students will be recognized at an annual lunch with AIBS
Board members and other mentors. Diversity Scholars will become
members of AIBS. Diversity Scholars receive a full 1-year AIBS
membership, which includes a subscription to BioScience. Diversity
Scholars are encouraged to participate in AIBS programs and
activities.Deadline: January 15, 2007
Pasteur
Foundation: Postdoctoral Fellowship Program in Paris
In collaboration with the Institut Pasteur, the Pasteur
Foundation funds this program to bring U.S. post-doctoral
researchers to work in Institut Pasteur laboratories in Paris.
Guided by the institute's administration which seeks to develop
international scientific exchanges to ensure the vitality and
quality of Institut Pasteur labs, this program is for American
citizens and does not apply to candidates already in France. The
fellowships are $60,000 ($45,000 fellowship plus $15,000 bench fees
to support the research) per year for a term of 3 years and are not
renewable. Financing for the second and third years is contingent
upon positive annual review by the host lab head. Candidates are
expected to commit to a 3-year stay. Attention will be given to the
Pasteur Foundation Fellows so that their time on the Parisian
campus of the Institut Pasteur is an enriching experience not only
scientifically, but also personally and culturally.Deadline:
February 2, 2007
American
Philosophical Society: Library Resident Research
Fellowship
The American Philosophical Society Library offers short-term
residential fellowships for conducting research in its collections.
The Society's Library, located near Independence Hall in
Philadelphia, is a leading international center for research in the
history of American science and technology and its European roots,
as well as early American history and culture. The Library houses
over 8 million manuscripts, 250,000 volumes and bound periodicals,
and thousands of maps and prints. Outstanding historical
collections and subject areas include the papers of Benjamin
Franklin; the American Revolution; 18th- and 19th-century natural
history; western scientific expeditions and travel including the
journals of Lewis and Clark; polar exploration; the papers of
Charles Willson Peale, his family and descendants; American Indian
languages; anthropology including the papers of Franz Boas; the
papers of Charles Darwin and his forerunners, colleagues, critics,
and successors; history of genetics, eugenics, and evolution;
history of biochemistry, physiology, and biophysics; 20th-century
medical research; and history of physics. The Library does not hold
materials on philosophy in the modern sense.Deadline: March 1,
2007
American
Parkinson's Disease Association Inc.: Center for Advanced
Research
Five year $100,000 per year funding of institutions with the
critical personnel and equipment mass able to contribute to the
understanding and the treatment of Parkinson's Disease.Deadline:
March 1, 2007
American
Parkinson's Disease Association Inc.: George C. Cotzias Memorial
Fellowships
The goal of this program is to assist promising young
neurologist in establishing careers in research, teaching and
patient service relevant to the problems, causes, prevention,
diagnosis, and treatment of Parkinson's disease and related
neurological movement disorders.Deadline: March 1, 2007
American
Parkinson's Disease Association Inc.: Postdoctoral Research
Fellowships
The goal of this program is to support postdoctoral trainees
whose research training focus holds promise for new insights into
the pathophysiology, etiology, and/or treatment of Parkinson's
disease.Deadline: March 1, 2007
American
Parkinson's Disease Association Inc.: Research Grants
APDA Research Grants are intended for scientists affiliated with
U.S. research institutions.Deadline: March 1, 2007
American
Parkinson's Disease Association Inc.: Roger C. Duvosin, M.D.
Research Grant
The Roger C. Duvoisin, M.D. Fellowships are intended as "special
support money" for established scientists affiliated with U.S.
research institutions and presently not working on Parkinson's
disease. The applicants must be sponsored by a nonprofit
institution and the principal goal of the fellowship is to support
new research ideas coming from established
investigators.Deadline: March 1, 2007
American
Philosophical Society: Clark Fund for Exploration and Field
Research in Astrobiology
In 2006 the American Philosophical Society and the NASA
Astrobiology Institute (NAI) partnered to promote the continued
exploration of the world around us through a program of research
grants in support of astrobiological field studies undertaken by
graduate students and by postdoctoral and junior scientists and
scholars. The NAI-supported Lewis and Clark Fund for Exploration
and Field Research in Astrobiology awarded over $25,000 to six
scholars in 2006, its first year of existence, and expects to award
at least that amount in 2007. Astrobiology is the study of the
origin, evolution, distribution, and future of life on Earth and in
the universe. It encompasses research in, among others, the fields
of astronomy, chemistry, evolutionary biology, field and population
biology, geology, microbiology, molecular biology, oceanography,
paleontology, and planetary science. Astrobiology includes
investigations of the geologic and fossil record to understand the
conditions of the early Earth when life arose. Its scope also
includes research of contemporary locations on Earth that might be
similar to early earth and to environments elsewhere in our solar
system (such as on Mars, Europa, and Titan), which may be, or have
been in the past, suitable for life. Astrobiology is also about
understanding the characteristics of life, which requires
investigations into extreme natural environments on Earth and,
eventually, elsewhere.Deadline: March 15, 2007
American
Philosophical Society: Judson Daland Prize for Outstanding
Achievement in Clinical Investigation
The Judson Daland Prize recognizes outstanding achievement in
patient-oriented research.Deadline: March 15, 2007
American
Philosophical Society: The Lewis and Clark Fund for Exploration and
Field Research
The Lewis and Clark Fund (initially supported by a benefaction
from the late Stanford Ascherman, M.D., of San Francisco)
encourages exploratory field studies for the collection of
specimens and data and to provide the imaginative stimulus that
accompanies direct observation. Applications are invited from
disciplines with a large dependence on field studies, such as
archeology, anthropology, astrobiology and space science, biology,
ecology, geography, geology, and paleontology, but grants will not
be restricted to these fields.Deadline: March 15, 2007
Undergraduate Programs
Pasteur
Foundation: Paul W. Zuccaire Undergraduate Internships--Summer
2007--Institut Pasteur in Paris, France
Founded in 1887 by Louis Pasteur and located in the heart of
Paris, the Institut Pasteur is one of the world's leading
biomedical research organizations. With more than 130 laboratories
and 2500 people on campus, it is a vibrant, international community
devoted to basic scientific research primarily in the area of
infectious disease. The Pasteur Foundation of New York has created
a program for U.S. undergraduates to conduct summer internships at
the Institut Pasteur in Paris. Descriptions of the four 2007 host
laboratories may be found in the application pdf on our Web site
www.pasteurfoundation.org. Applicants should be eager to immerse in
a different culture, and self-sufficient enough to arrange travel
and secure housing in Paris.Deadline:December 15,
2006
Smithsonian
Institution: National Museum of Natural History Research Training
Program
This program is a museum-based activity exclusively for English
proficient undergraduate students interested in a career in the
biological, geological, or anthropological sciences. The program
introduces students to the diversity of scientific disciplines,
research techniques, and career choices available in the field of
systematic biology and other natural history disciplines through a
structured ten-week summer schedule of activities. Through a
competitive process, including approximately 300 applicants
annually, 20-24 outstanding students from around the world are
selected to participate. Students participating in the Research
Training Program, in conjunction with their Smithsonian research
advisor, develop and test a scientific hypothesis and communicate
the results through written manuscripts and oral presentations.
Research topics are limited to collection-based investigation in
Anthropology, Botany, Entomology, Invertebrate Zoology, Mineral
Sciences, Paleobiology, and Vertebrate Zoology. Examples of
research projects are: description and publication of a new
species, morphological or molecular analysis of a taxonomic group,
and mineralogical or geochemical study of rocks or minerals. The
research project is supplemented with a schedule of required
activities which include lectures, discussions, demonstrations,
field trips, and tours. In all aspects the program is designed to
prepare participants for scientific careers; selecting and entering
graduate school, designing and conducting research, and presenting
and publishing results. Applicants accepted for participation in
this program receive a modest stipend, housing, transportation
allowance, and research supply budget.Deadline:February
1, 2007
Deadline Watch
Faculty-Postdoc-GraduateDeadline Watch
Alfred P.
Sloan Foundation: Sloan Research Fellowships Deadline:
September 15, 2006
Leukemia
& Lymphoma Society: Scholar Award Deadline: September 15,
2006
Leukemia
& Lymphoma Society: Scholar in Clinical Research Deadline:
September 15, 2006
Leukemia
& Lymphoma Society: Fellow Award Deadline: September 15,
2006
United
Mitochondrial Disease Foundation: Research Grant Program
Deadline: September 15, 2006
Cystic
Fibrosis Foundation: Clinical Fellowships Deadline: October 04,
2006
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