The IDRC Research Awards provide a one-year, paid opportunity for early-career researchers to conduct independent international development research and gain program management experience at IDRC.
IDRC Doctoral Research Awards support doctoral students at Canadian universities with dissertation fieldwork in the Global South to strengthen research capacity and improve lives in developing countries.
This grant supports U.S. postdocs and junior faculty with salary and research funds for mentored biomedical research in low- and middle-income countries to advance global health and career development.
Research Career Development Award supports junior investigators with salary support for skin research, mentorship, and career development to help them become independent investigators in dermatology.
This grant supports expanding clinical research capacity in underfunded states by fostering collaborations, training coordinators, addressing research barriers, and building infrastructure for clinical trials and observational studies.
AACR Career Development Awards to Foster Diversity and Inclusion support early-stage scientists' independent basic, translational, or population research to understand, detect, treat, or prevent cancer.