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    Dr. Ernest J. Ring Academic Development Grant

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    Dr. Ernest J. Ring Academic Development Grant supports early-career interventional radiology faculty with protected research time to advance the field and pursue further peer-reviewed funding.

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    Funder: Society of Interventional Radiology

    Due Dates: June 30, 2026 (Proposal development) | September 20, 2026 (Pre-review) | January 15, 2027, 5 p.m. ET (Final application)

    Funding Amounts: Up to $150,000 over two years ($75,000 per year)

    Summary: Supports early-career interventional radiology faculty with protected research time to advance IR science and pursue subsequent peer-reviewed funding.

    Key Information: Only one application per institution per year, with at least 30% dedicated research time required.


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    Administered by SIR Foundation, this grant supports interventional radiology faculty early in their academic careers by providing time to conduct research. It is intended for full-time faculty with dedicated research time whose proposed work advances the science of interventional radiology. The goal is for recipients to subsequently obtain additional support from peer-reviewed funding sources, such as the National Institutes of Health.

    The two-year program combines research support with academic development through mentorship and highly recommended opportunities for proposal-development feedback and pre-review. It sits within SIR Foundation’s mission to advance scientific knowledge, increase the number of skilled investigators, and develop innovative therapies that improve patient care and quality of life.


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