Funding opportunities for junior faculty offered by the American Association for Cance...( ay research breast cancer research an...)

Funding opportunities for junior faculty offered by the American Association for Cancer Research

ay research, breast cancer research, and basic cancer research will be granted in 2004. The application deadline is Friday, November 14, 2003.

Career Development Awards for Instructors, Acting Assistant Professors, and Assistant Professors Candidates for the Awards in pancreatic research, HER Family Pathway research, and basic cancer research must be, by the start of the grant term (July 1, 2004), in the first, second, or third year of a full-time, faculty appointment and hold the title of Instructor, Acting Assistant Professor, Assistant Professor, or an equivalent full-time faculty appointment at an academic or medical institution. Certain geographic restrictions apply. Please refer to the AACR Website for details.

Career Development Awards for Assistant Professors

Candidates for the Awards in translational lung cancer research and breast cancer research must be, at the time of application (November 14, 2003), in their first or second year at the level of Assistant Professor or an equivalent full-time, tenure-track faculty appointment at an academic institution anywhere in the world.

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Contact: Sheri Ozard
ozard@aacr.org
215-440-9300
American Association for Cancer Research
15-Aug-2003

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