MMRF Scholars Program
Supports early-career myeloma investigators through sustained training and research opportunities in global medical research settings.
The Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation (MMRF) Scholars Program is a four-year career development award designed to accelerate myeloma research by supporting early-career investigators at the stage where independent laboratory funding is most difficult to obtain. The program awards up to $400,000 over four years, structured as $100,000 per year with indirect costs capped at 10% and included withiโฆ
Clinical, translational, or basic science research in multiple myeloma conducted by early-career investigators at or below the rank of assistant professor at a US academic institution.
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