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Union for International Cancer Control (UICC) - Technology transfer

Address

62 route de Frontenex
1207 Geneva, Switzerland

Contact person

Ms Beate Vought

Telephone number

+14228091842

Fax number

+14228091810

E-mail address

fellows@uicc.org

Application Deadline

None. Applications are accepted at any time

Notification of results

Generally within 60 days of registration

Website

www.uicc.org/fellowships/technology-transfer

Fellowship type

Target candidates:
Investigators, clinicians, public health professionals.

Duration:
1 month

Extension:
Up to 2 months with funding secured by the Fellow from the home or host
organization and at no cost to the UICC.

Available:
120-150 per year

Average value.
US$ 3,400 each

Application closing date:
None. Applications are accepted at any time.

Notification of results:
Generally within 60 days of registration.

Objectives:
To facilitate rapid international transfer of cancer research and clinical technology.
To exchange knowledge and enhance skills in basic, clinical, behavioural and epidemiological areas of cancer research cancer control and prevention.
To acquire appropriate clinical management, diagnostic and therapeutic expertise for effective application and use in the home organization upon return.

Eligibility:
Appropriately qualified investigators, pathologists, epidemiologists, laboratory technicians, tobacco control activists and cancer registrars in the early stages of their careers.
Appropriately qualified clinicians who are established in oncology practice

Research plan:
Cancer prevention and control (including tobacco control)
Basic, applied and clinical cancer research
Epidemiology, cancer registration, public education and behavioural sciences

Clinical training:
Surgery, radio- and chemotherapy, medical oncology, multidisciplinary cancer
care

Clinical trials:
Detection and diagnosis
Prevention-oriented projects are especially encouraged