The Kay Kendall Leukaemia Fund is offering up to 3 such Junior Fellowships
awarded annually. Fellowship programme is to support outstanding
individuals wanting to pursue research into haematological malignancies.
International students can apply for the fellowships. fellowships are
expected to cover a period of 3 years and are to be undertaken on a
full-time basis in a recognized university, hospital, or other
equivalent institution.
About Scholarship: The objective of the Kay Kendall Leukaemia Fund Junior Research Fellowship programme is to support outstanding individuals wanting to pursue research into haematological malignancies. The fellowships are expected to cover a period of 3 years and are to be undertaken on a full-time basis in a recognized university, hospital, or other equivalent institution.
Study: Applications will be considered on any aspect of the study of leukaemia interpreted in its broadest sense including but not limited to molecular biology and biochemistry, virology, immunology, cell biology, epidemiology and diagnostic and therapeutic strategies including gene transfer. Persons seeking predominantly clinical training in the management of patients with leukaemia or allied disorders will not be eligible for KKLF research fellowships.
Course Level: The fellowships are available for pursuing junior research programme.
Scholarship by: The Kay Kendall Leukaemia Fund
Location: UK
Eligibility: Applicants may be of any nationality but should have a recognized higher degree (PhD, MRCP, MRCPath or equivalent).
-Non-medical scientists who will usually have 1-4 years’ postdoctoral experience and are intending to work either at a recognized UK research institution or seeking a travel fellowship for relevant work abroad may apply for a scientific fellowship
-Clinicians seeking funding for a PhD in the field of leukaemia research, usually at a UK centre, may apply for a clinical research fellowship.
Scholarship Open for: International students can apply for the fellowships.
Number of awards: There will be up to 3 such junior fellowships awarded annually.
Duration: Fellowship is offered for three years.
Value: KKLF will allocate up to £17,000 p.a. to contribute to the cost of laboratory consumables and a further amount up to £1,000 p.a. to cover travel costs to meetings. No overtime payments will be paid.
Apply: The mode of applying is email. Applicants will be asked to complete the approved Application Form and supply a full CV and a fully referenced scientific proposal of between 3-5 single spaced pages with supporting documents and 2 academic references. The application should be submitted by email in addition to providing a hard copy with original signatures. Applications should also include a 2-page CV for each supervisor/mentor to include selected published papers and current grants.
Deadline: 25th October 2013 for 2014 session
Further Information: http://www.kklf.org.uk/junior.html
About Scholarship: The objective of the Kay Kendall Leukaemia Fund Junior Research Fellowship programme is to support outstanding individuals wanting to pursue research into haematological malignancies. The fellowships are expected to cover a period of 3 years and are to be undertaken on a full-time basis in a recognized university, hospital, or other equivalent institution.
Study: Applications will be considered on any aspect of the study of leukaemia interpreted in its broadest sense including but not limited to molecular biology and biochemistry, virology, immunology, cell biology, epidemiology and diagnostic and therapeutic strategies including gene transfer. Persons seeking predominantly clinical training in the management of patients with leukaemia or allied disorders will not be eligible for KKLF research fellowships.
Course Level: The fellowships are available for pursuing junior research programme.
Scholarship by: The Kay Kendall Leukaemia Fund
Location: UK
Eligibility: Applicants may be of any nationality but should have a recognized higher degree (PhD, MRCP, MRCPath or equivalent).
-Non-medical scientists who will usually have 1-4 years’ postdoctoral experience and are intending to work either at a recognized UK research institution or seeking a travel fellowship for relevant work abroad may apply for a scientific fellowship
-Clinicians seeking funding for a PhD in the field of leukaemia research, usually at a UK centre, may apply for a clinical research fellowship.
Scholarship Open for: International students can apply for the fellowships.
Number of awards: There will be up to 3 such junior fellowships awarded annually.
Duration: Fellowship is offered for three years.
Value: KKLF will allocate up to £17,000 p.a. to contribute to the cost of laboratory consumables and a further amount up to £1,000 p.a. to cover travel costs to meetings. No overtime payments will be paid.
Apply: The mode of applying is email. Applicants will be asked to complete the approved Application Form and supply a full CV and a fully referenced scientific proposal of between 3-5 single spaced pages with supporting documents and 2 academic references. The application should be submitted by email in addition to providing a hard copy with original signatures. Applications should also include a 2-page CV for each supervisor/mentor to include selected published papers and current grants.
Deadline: 25th October 2013 for 2014 session
Further Information: http://www.kklf.org.uk/junior.html
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