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    Borse di studio per l'Italia

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    Borse di studio per l'Italia supports young predoctoral and postdoctoral researchers with cancer research training in Italian laboratories to build research careers and advance cancer knowledge or treatment.

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    Postdoc Fellowships and Research GrantsCancer Research Grants 2026

    Funder: Foundation for Cancer Research in Italy

    Due Dates (Anticipated): May 2027 (Online submission) | May 2027 (Digitally signed submission) | July 2027 (Papers in press)

    Funding Amounts: Pre-Doc: €25,000–€30,000 gross annually; Post-Doc: €35,000–€50,000 gross annually, for 1–3 years

    Summary: Training fellowships support young predoctoral and postdoctoral researchers conducting cancer research in laboratories in Italy.

    Key Information: Fellowships are incompatible with other continuous employment income.


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    Fondazione AIRC per la Ricerca sul Cancro supports young scientists who want to acquire or broaden their experience in oncological research in a cancer-focused laboratory in Italy. Fellowships support one, two, or three years of research training, with separate Pre-Doc and Post-Doc categories. Three-year awards receive most of the resources devoted to training, giving researchers time to develop a solid foundation for an experienced research career.

    Proposed projects must have a clear cancer focus and the potential to advance knowledge or treatment of cancer. AIRC seeks innovative, feasible, internationally competitive research suited to the applicant’s career stage and achievable within the fellowship period. Host laboratories provide supervision, mentoring, research resources, and training opportunities. Mobility is favorably considered, with higher annual awards for fellows who document relocation from abroad.


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