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The objective of the SRI International Training Grant is to provide an opportunity for international trainees to obtain research experience in an institution outside of their home country for 4-8 weeks.
TYPICAL SUBMISSION PERIOD: Winter/Spring
The objective of the SRI/Bayer Discovery/Innovation Grant is to support the development of scientists and clinicians in the field of women’s health. Funding is to support the education and research endeavors of these individuals.
INDICATIONS:
FOCUS AREA: Novel treatment options and complex in vitro (e.g. organ-on-chip, organoids etc.) and in vivo models.
TYPICAL SUBMISSION PERIOD: Fall/Winter
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As of 2022, to apply for SRI grants, both SRI members, as well as non-members, are eligible to apply. If the applicant is not an SRI member at the time of submission, then their mentor/supervisor must be. It is expected that the applicant become a member if they receive the grant.
Questions on eligibility to can be sent to the SRI Staff at info@sri-online.org.
The Reproductive Scientist Development Program (RSDP) provides career development support for obstetricians and gynecologists who are committed to a basic science career in academic medicine and research. The areas of interests covered by the program are broadly defined, with emphasis in cell and molecular biology as applied to problems in reproductive endocrinology, genetics, maternal-fetal medicine, oncology, infectious disease, or other aspects of reproduction.
SRI is pleased to partner in 2021 with the March of Dimes (MOD) in the creation of reviewer panels for MOD’s two grant programs: the Basil O’Connor Starter Scholar Awards for early investigators, and Independent Investigator Research Grants. SRI Members have the opportunity to review for either of the programs, and will be acknowledged for their work. For more information, please contact SRI Executive Director, Leah Miller.