Yamagiwa-Yoshida Memorial International Study Grants (YY)

Pursue a research collaboration abroad

The YY grant provides an important opportunity to advance cancer research through international collaboration. Their purpose is to enable individuals from any country to carry out cancer research projects abroad and including the opportunity to receive further training in research methods or techniques.

Since its inception in 1975, the YY grant programme has contributed to the professional capacity development of over 330 Fellows from over 40 countries.

This year there will be one single call for the YY study grants

Call opens  Friday July 26 2019

Call closes Monday October 28 2019 (Deadline extended to midnight Thursday 31st October)

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Target candidates Researchers, clinicians, epidemiologists, public health professionals
Duration 3 months
Extension Up to 3 months with funding secured by the fellow from other sources and at no cost to the UICC
Available 6-8 per year
Average value US$ 10,000 each
Application closing dates October 31 2019
Notification of results January 2020
Results Click here to see the 2018 YY Study Grant awardees
Objectives
  • To initiate, set up or pursue bilateral cancer research projects with collaborating investigators abroad
  • To exchange and exploit complementary skills and material
  • To receive training in advanced experimental research methods and techniques
Eligibility
  • Possess PhD (or  equivalent degree*) at least 2 years prior to the application closing date of the YY Selection applied for
  • Actively engaged in cancer research
  • Have recent publications in the international peer-reviewed literature
Research plan
  • Basic, translational, public health or applied cancer research

Note: This is not a clinical training fellowship

Sponsors:

UICC Japan
       

Application Guidelines can be found here below:

YY Programme Guidelines 2019

 

 

Last update: 
Monday 28 October 2019
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