The CRS/Steven E. Drabin Fellowship Competition is not currently accepting applications.

The Cancer Research Society (CRS) contributes towards training the next generation of cancer researchers through the funding of fellowships. The CRS/Steven E. Drabin Fellowship is a specific fellowship funded by the Steven E. Drabin Research Fund, established in 2000 to fund basic research into establishing the cause of, or developing treatments for, T-cell rich B-cell lymphoma. For more information on this type of cancer, click here.

Personalized funds such as this one are a specific means by which the Cancer Research Society supports research on a defined subject.

T-cell rich B-cell lymphoma is a very rare type of lymphoma. The CRS/Steven E. Drabin Fellowship has been awarded for a period of three years at an amount of $55,000 per year.

To be eligible for this personalized fellowship, applicants must be registered at a Canadian university or accredited institution must hold a PhD or a professional degree (MD, DMV, etc.) and must be undertaking research training in a Canadian laboratory recognized by the CRS.