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The Charlotte and Leo Karassik Foundation Post-doctoral Fellowship Awards are designed to support outstanding trainees at Ï㽶ÊÓƵ pursuing research at the Goodman Cancer Research Centre.
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Eligibility
Submission Deadline |
Supervision & Status at the GCRC |
Award Value |
Funding Period |
| An application must be submitted by the competition deadline May 15th. | Must be under the supervision of a scientist who is a full member of the Goodman Cancer Research Centre. Please contact awards.gcrc [at] mcgill.ca if you wish to confirm that your supervisor is a full member of the GCRC Postdoctoral Fellow within the first 5 years of their research program. |
$40,000 for one year |
One year |
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How to Apply
Step 1: Arrange for Reference Letters
Arrange for 2 - 3 reference letters to be sent electronically by your referees toÌýawards.gcrc [at] mcgill.ca.
You must also enter the names and affiliations of your referees on the online application form.
Step 2: Prepare an Application File
The documents listed below must be submitted, in the following sequence, in a single PDF file.
Name your file: LastName FirstName AwardName YEAR
1.Ìý A Title Page that includes candidate's name, graduate status, current supervisor, and project title.
2.Ìý A detailed summary of candidate's proposed research project.Ìý The summary must be written by the candidate and should not exceed 2 pages (including references).
3.Ìý C.V. (including a list of publications)
4.Ìý A copy of academic transcripts (not including undergraduate transcripts)
5.Ìý Reprints/preprints of candidate's two most important papers, if applicable
Step 3: Apply Online
Complete and submit the online application form by the competition deadline.ÌýLink to the online form
Evaluation Criteria
Candidate
CV (past performance, scientific achievements and activities)
Academic Transcript
Letters of reference
Project
Scientific excellence and reasoning
Experimental design and feasibility
Cancer relevance
Clarity of the research proposal
Insight into the future directions