Brown University's Clinician Science Awards support junior clinical faculty with funding and mentorship to launch independent research projects in aging.
Funder: Brown University
Due Dates: Not specified; rolling or contact program for current cycle
Funding Amounts: Up to $50,000 for one year (research project or MPH tuition support)
Summary: Supports Brown junior faculty in clinical departments with funding and mentorship to launch independent research careers in aging.
Key Information: Applicants must identify a Center faculty mentor; open only to Brown faculty and physicians at Brown teaching hospitals.
The Clinician Science Awards, offered by the Center for Gerontology & Healthcare Research at Brown University, provide junior faculty in clinical departments with financial support and structured mentorship to foster independent research careers in the field of aging. Since 1989, these awards have enabled diverse research projects and support for MPH tuition, with recipients benefiting from monthly mentorship meetings and statistical consultation. The program is designed to help early-career clinician-researchers at Brown develop and launch impactful research projects related to aging.