NCI Predoctoral to Postdoctoral Fellow Transition Award (F99/K00)
National Cancer Institute (NCI), National Institutes of Health
Who can apply: Citizenship restricted. By the time of award you must be a United States citizen, a non-citizen national or a lawful permanent resident. You do not need citizenship or a green card to apply, only when the award is issued. You must be a predoctoral candidate with one to two years left before completing a health-related… What is funded: A two-phase award for PhD candidates finishing their dissertation. The F99 phase (up to two years) pays a stipend at the same rate as the NIH F31 fellowship, plus tuition and fees and an institutional allowance. The K00 postdoctoral phase (up to three years) provides a salary contribution of up to USD 80,000 a year… Deadline: See official page.
Read the full call and apply on the official page: National Cancer Institute (NCI), National Institutes of Health, official page.
Who can apply
- Citizenship restricted. By the time of award you must be a United States citizen, a non-citizen national or a lawful permanent resident. You do not need citizenship or a green card to apply, only when the award is issued. You must be a predoctoral candidate with one to two years left before completing a health-related doctoral degree, and you must live and work at a US-based institution for the whole award.
Stage dates
The NCI page says only to follow the application due dates listed in the funding announcement, so no date is claimed here.See the official page
Dates come from the funder's page for this round. When a round closes, the next round's dates replace these once the funder publishes them.