New ASH Funding Opportunities for Hematology Researchers
American Society of Hematology shared a post on LinkedIn:
”ASH has more than doubled its level of support for research awards, career development opportunities, and mentorship programs through the Fight 4 Hematology campaign, developed in response to ongoing threats to federal funding of hematology research and resources.
The Society is investing nearly 50 million dollar, reflecting an additional 25 million dollar and 3,500 plus awards, which goes far above and beyond ASH’s traditional funding levels.
This means more opportunities for the next generation of hematology researchers.
The application period is open now for awards designed for medical students, residents, PhD students, and fellows.
If you’re eligible, apply.
If you know someone who is, share this.”
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