Sir George Alberti Research Training Fellowship
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The Sir George Alberti Research Training Fellowship, awarded by Diabetes UK, is a three-year clinical training fellowship of up to £300,000 supporting healthcare professionals pursuing a PhD or MD in diabetes research at UK academic institutes or NHS Trusts. The award covers the applicant's salary, UK-rate PhD tuition fees, consumables, materials, equipment, animal costs, conference attendance (up…
PhD or MD research in diabetes. Applicant must be in a patient-facing clinical role (doctors, nurses, GPs, midwives, psychologists, dietitians).
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