The Joel J. Roslyn Faculty Research Award from the Association for Academic Surgery supports innovative research by junior faculty in any surgical specialty to advance surgical science.
Funder: Association for Academic Surgery
Due Dates: September 18, 2026: Full application deadline
Funding Amounts: $50,000 total (one award); funding period July 1, 2027–March 1, 2029; direct costs only, no salary or indirect costs
Summary: Supports innovative early-career research by junior faculty in any surgical specialty, providing resources and recognition to emerging academic surgeons.
Key Information: Applicant must be a full-time junior faculty member, AAS member, and not yet at Associate Professor rank; funds may not be used for salary or indirect costs.
The Joel J. Roslyn Faculty Research Award, offered by the Association for Academic Surgery (AAS), provides early-career research support to junior faculty members in any surgical specialty or discipline. The award aims to foster innovative research by providing essential funding and recognition to emerging academic surgeons at formative stages of their careers. Recipients are expected to complete their research within the specified funding period and present their findings at the Academic Surgical Congress.