AIRC
Next Gen Clinician Scientist Grant
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The AIRC Next Gen Clinician Scientist Grant funds young clinician-scientists in Italy to develop and independently manage clinical research projects aimed at optimising clinical practice, with a five-year project duration. The programme targets early-career physician-researchers establishing their own research lines within a clinical setting. AIRC runs this call annually.
Details
| Funder | AIRC |
| Duration | 5 years |
| Consortium | No |
| Frequency | Annual |
| Career stage | Early-career opportunity |
| Eligible countries | IT |
Eligibility & scope
Awarded to young clinician-scientists (giovani medici-ricercatori) to develop and independently manage a clinical research project aimed at optimising clinical practice. Projects have a 5-year duration. No-cost extensions possible.
Who Should Apply
- •Young clinician-scientists (giovani medici-ricercatori) early in their independent careers
- •Physicians and healthcare professionals based at Italian clinical institutions
- •Researchers with a clinical practice background and commitment to translating findings into patient care
- •Projects with a clear focus on optimising clinical practice
Key Dates
- •Annual call (verify the exact deadline on the AIRC website)
- •Five-year project duration with no-cost extension eligibility
Tips for Applicants
- ✓Emphasise independence and clinical leadership, AIRC expects applicants to manage the project as principal investigator, not as junior team members.
- ✓Ground your proposal in a specific clinical problem or gap in practice; AIRC prioritises clinically relevant research over basic science.
- ✓No consortium requirement simplifies the application but increases scrutiny of your own capacity, demonstrate how you will build and lead your team independently.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the AIRC Next Gen Clinician Scientist Grant?
It funds young clinician-scientists to develop and independently manage clinical research projects aimed at optimising clinical practice over a five-year period in Italy.
Who is eligible for the AIRC Next Gen Clinician Scientist Grant?
Young clinician-scientists (giovani medici-ricercatori) in Italy who are early in their independent research careers and based at clinical institutions.
How long is the AIRC Next Gen Clinician Scientist Grant?
Projects last five years, with the possibility of no-cost extensions if needed.
Is the AIRC Next Gen Clinician Scientist Grant annual?
Yes, AIRC runs this call annually.
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