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The Leukemia Society of America is now accepting applications for 1988 grants to encourage research at both the basic science and clinical levels in the fields of leukemia and related diseases. According to W.H. Kirsten, M.D., Chairman of the Grant Review Subcommittee, the awards are a primary source of salary support for individuals whose work is concentrated on seeking the causes and eventual cures for leukemia, the lymphomas, Hodgkin's disease and multiple myeloma. The Society offers three awards: 1) five-year Scholar grants for a total of $200,000 to researchers who have demonstrated over a period of not less than five years their abilities to conduct original investigations in the specified fields; 2) three-year Special Fellow grants for a total of $87,000 for those investigators in the intermediate stages of career development; 3) three-year Fellow grants for a total of $70,500 for promising investigators with no or minimal prior experience assisting and training with scientists and physicians in the related fields. In all categories, candidates should hold a Ph.D., M.D., or equivalent degree. An award will not be made to an individual with full institutional salary support.
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of the American Chemical Society (CHAS) is currently soliciting