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Avg. Amount Awarded
355
Days
December 16 2025
Application Deadline
N/A
Renewable
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Dean Franklin Young Investigator Award

Description

The Dean Franklin Young Investigator Award has been established by Harvard Bioscience in recognition of Franklin's role in the development of instrumentation to monitor physiological function in conscious research animals. The intent of the award is to recognize a post-doctoral scientist or junior faculty member who is pursuing in vivo physiological research and is in the process of establishing an independent laboratory. The applicant must be an APS member in good standing for two consecutive years at the time of application. U.S. residency is not required. One letter of recommendation from department chair, administrator or mentor; and one letter of support discussing the applicant's research program. Please visit the award's website for more information.

Amount Details

$70,000
Low Amount Awarded

Eligibility Requirements

  • CheckmarkMust be a postgraduate student
  • CheckmarkMust not be attending high school currently
  • CheckmarkMust be affiliated with American Physiological Society

How to Apply

What you'll need:

  • Checkmark Other - Description of current and/or prospective research program; Description of how the DSI equipment will be used in the research program; Description of anticipated path to independence; NIH-style biosketch; List of current and pending grant support not included in biosketch; Copy of abstract(s)
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  • Checkmark Recommendations Or References
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