[ Swiss Academy of Medical Sciences - Young Talents in Clinical Research | Research funding ]
Event details
Date | 30.06.2019 |
Category | Call for proposal |
With the «Young Talents in Clinical Research» program, the Swiss Academy of Medical Sciences (SAMS) and the Gottfried and Julia Bangerter-Rhyner Foundation aim at encouraging young medical doctors to venture into clinical research by funding «protected time for research» and «project grants» at a clinic in Switzerland.
Research fields eligible for support: patient-oriented research, epidemiological studies, outcome-based research and healthcare research. Basic research is NOT eligible.
Funding instruments:
- You must first apply for a Beginner grant: it finances «protected research time» with max. CHF 75’000 for 12-24 months (2/3 as a grant and 1/3 as an interest-free loan).
- Subsequently, you can apply for a Project grant: finances a consecutive research project with max. CHF 80’000 for up to 24 months.
Who can apply: medical doctors working in Switzerland.
- Beginner grant: medical degree obtained after 29 June 2014 (flexible in justified cases).
- Project grant: medical degree obtained after 29 June 2011 (flexible in justified cases).
- You cannot apply and you cannot hold the Beginner and the Project grants at the same time.
- Recipients of other types of grants or fellowships are not eligible to apply for project funding.
Eligible costs
- Beginner grant: covers the applicant’s salary, but no consumables and equipment.
- Project grant: covers consumables and equipment, but no applicant’s salary.
Deadline: 30 June 2019
Earliest start: 1 January 2020
Application:
- Fill out the online application form following the guidelines (incl. evaluation criteria).
- Join a budget specifying the percentage of your salary reserved for research.
- Join letters of support from an experienced mentor at the host clinic and from the department responsible, following the FAQs. (the FAQs will be updated)
- The complete list of attachments is available in the application form.
For more information, please have a look at the call webpage and at past successful grantees.
Practical information
- General public
- Free