Goodger and Schorstein Scholarship for Postdoctoral Researchers in Medical Sciences
Goodger and Schorstein Scholarships are awarded to assist research in Medical Sciences. They are open to Postdoctoral Researchers from any department/institute of the Medical Sciences Division. Applicants must have completed their DPhil at the time of application and are required to work primarily in units run by the University of Oxford. Candidates may apply for funds to cover salary, consumables or project expenses. The number, length and the level of the awards is at the discretion of the Board of Management. Scholarships may be tenable with other posts subject to the approval of the Board.
Goodger and Schorstein Scholarships are awarded to assist research in Medical Sciences. They are open to Postdoctoral Researchers from any department/institute of the Medical Sciences Division. Applicants must have completed their DPhil (at any Higher Education Institution) at the time of application and are required to work primarily in units run by the University of Oxford. Candidates may apply for funds to cover salary, consumables or project expenses. The number, length and the level of the awards is at the discretion of the Board of Management. Awarded scholarships are typically in the range between £2,000 - £25,000. Scholarships may be tenable with other posts subject to the approval of the Board.
HOW TO APPLY
Apply now via the Medical Sciences Internal Fund.
2015 Results
The Division is pleased to announce the winners of 2015 Goodger and Schorstein Scholarship for Postdoctoral Researchers in Medical Sciences:
|
Department |
Applicant name |
Project Title |
Funds awarded |
|
DPAG |
Dr Mattea Finelli |
Transcriptional function of the novel nuclear receptor coregulator (Ncoa7) |
£20,133.00 |
|
RDM |
Dr Andrew Armitage |
Controlling malaria by manipulating host iron handling |
£17,938.00 |
|
NDCN |
Dr Sara Ajina |
Neural correlates of visual rehabilitation following visual cortex damage |
£15,625.00 |
|
Biochemistry |
Dr Patrice Rassam |
Developing new methods to unravel the translocation mechanism of protein antibiotics |
£15,000.00 |
|
Experimental Psychology |
Dr Saloni Krishnan |
Optimising Learning In Children With Language Impairment |
£2,000.00 |
|
NDM |
Dr Daniel J. Puleston |
Role of the polyamine pathway in T cell biology |
£2,000.00 |
|
Pathology |
Dr Justyna Zaborowska |
The ICP22 protein as a potential drug target for Herpes Simplex Virus infection |
£2,000.00 |
Congratulations to all awardees on their success.
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