What is FARE?
Photo of 2009 FelCom FARE Subcommittee Members with Debbie Cohen (Far left, standing)
FARE is the acronym for the Fellows Award for Research Excellence, begun in 1995 to provide recognition for the outstanding scientific research performed by intramural postdoctoral fellows. The award is sponsored by the NIH Fellows Committee, the Scientific Directors, the NIH Office of Research on Women's Health, and the NIH Office of Intramural Training and Education, and is funded by the Scientific Directors and the Office of Research on Women's Health. Fellows submit an abstract of their research, which is peer reviewed in a blind study section competition.
- Winners of FARE awards will each receive a $1000 stipend to attend a scientific meeting at which they will present their abstract, either as a poster or a seminar.
- FARE winners are asked to present their work at a dedicated poster session on the day of the FARE awards presentation ceremony.
- FARE winners serve as judges for the following year's FARE competition (please see the FAQ page for more information).
FARE applications are accepted every year in April. For more information on the application process, please see the FAQ page.
CLICK HERE TO APPLY FOR FARE 2009!
FARE 2009 JUDGES : PLEASE CLICK HERE!
LISTS OF AWARDEES SORTED by NAME, STUDY SECTION, INSTITUTE & AWARDEE ABSTRACTS FROM PRIOR YEARS
| YEAR | by NAME | by STUDY SECTION | by INSTITUTE | ABSTRACTS |
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Last updated on: 09/17/2008
