Open call for Oncode investigator applications
Oncode Institute has opened a call for applications for their Oncode Recruitment Programme. Up to eleven scientists will be awarded base-funding for the remaining duration of the first phase of Oncode, ending in September 2022. Candidates will be selected for Oncode Junior Investigator positions, receiving a base funding of €150k,- per year, and Oncode Investigator positions, receiving €250k,- per year.
Oncode Institute now consists of 43 Oncode Investigators, working together in a common strategy with six interconnected research themes. With this call, Oncode aims at expanding and strengthening this community. We want to further build on the three pillars of excellent science, collaboration and valorization to achieve impact for patients.
Eligible candidates for funding have an excellent track record and have established their own independent research lines, complementary to the Oncode strategy. The call is open to scientists from all Dutch universities and research institutes. Selection is based on multiple criteria, including track record of impact in science and on society, ability to collaborate and the relevance of the research to outsmarting cancer.
More Information & registration
The deadline to send in applications is 31 October 2018. More details about the procedure, eligibility and selection criteria and registration can be found here.
Contact
Tale Sliedrecht, Programme Manager via tale.sliedrecht@oncode.nl or +31 6 29 50 66 68.
Selection Committee
The selection committee consists of the members of the Research Management Committee, expanded with up to four additional members.
Please note: the current call for applications has opened in parallel to the call for applications for their Female Junior Investigator programme (FJIP). Oncode Institute kindly ask all applicants within the FJIP to not send in their application within this call. All non-awarded applications in the FJIP will be considered in the selection procedure of the Oncode Recruitment Programme.
