ASH HONORS (Hematology Opportunities for the Next Generation of Research Scientists) Award
Key Information
Key Information
Eligibility Requirements
Eligibility Requirements
Applicants must be working on a hematology project, either in laboratory research or in a clinical investigation, and they must have a research mentor at the institution where the research is being performed who is an ASH member in good standing.
Supported Research
Supported Research
Applicants must submit proposals to conduct research in blood sciences. The following categories are encouraged: basic research, translational research, patient-oriented clinical research, and outcomes-based research.
Application Process
Application Process
The HONORS Award application is part of ASH’s universal application process. This application, along with all supporting documents outlined, must be submitted through the ASH online awards system.
Evaluation, Selection, and Notification
Evaluation, Selection, and Notification
Applicants will be evaluated on their submissions' commitment to hematology and interest, mentorship and support, educational value and skills development, as well as their feasibility and project value.
Terms and Conditions
Terms and Conditions
All awards will be activated on July 1 and will conclude on June 30 of the following year. Payment will be made to the applicant as indicated on the application. Funds are paid directly to the awardee and are non-transferable. If the funding needs to be sent to your institution for visa or institutional rules, an exception can be requested.
Past Award Recipients
Past Award Recipients
See past recipients of the ASH Graduate Hematology Award and consider applying for the chance to be counted among these promising new hematologists.