Research Investigator Fellowship Award
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Research Investigator Fellowship Award supports research fellows through Shock Society funding for trauma, shock, and sepsis studies, helping them build careers as independent investigators.
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Funder: Shock Society
Due Dates (Anticipated): March 2027 (Application deadline)
Funding Amounts: $22,000 total: $20,000 for one year of research plus $2,000 for meeting travel over two years
Summary: Supports recently graduated research fellows studying trauma, shock, and sepsis as they develop into independent investigators.
Key Information: Applicants must be Shock Society members conducting research in the United States, with at least 75% protected research time.
Description
The Shock Society’s Research Investigator Fellowship Award supports research fellows who have newly obtained a postgraduate degree and are working toward becoming independent investigators. It funds research related to trauma, shock, and sepsis, spanning basic cellular responses through clinical outcomes. Translational research and clinical application are encouraged, including basic or clinical science approaches that advance understanding of trauma, hemorrhage, shock, and sepsis.
The proposed research must have intrinsic scientific importance, but it may also include opportunities to learn the methodology, theory, and concepts needed for project development. The fellowship combines research support with investigator development, helping recipients build a career in trauma and shock research. Recipients also share their work at Shock Society Annual Meetings.
