- Damon Runyon Fellowship Award
- Damon Runyon-Sohn Pediatric Fellowship Award *NEW*
- Damon Runyon Clinical Investigator Award
- Damon Runyon-Rachleff Innovation Award
Dale F. Frey Award for Breakthrough Scientists
Program Description
The Damon Runyon Fellowship identifies the nation’s top postdoctoral fellows and provides funding that enables them to complete their training under the mentorship of a leading senior scientist and encourages them to follow their own bold ideas. At the end of the Fellowship, there are often a select few who have greatly exceeded the Foundation’s highest expectations. These spectacular young scientists are the most likely to make paradigm-shifting breakthroughs that transform the way we prevent, diagnose and treat cancer. To catapult their research careers—and their impact on cancer—the Foundation will make an additional investment in these exceptional individuals by selecting them as recipients of the Dale F. Frey Award for Breakthrough Scientists.
In doing so, the Foundation will:
- provide additional financial support to enable these scientists to continue the pursuit of bold and innovative ideas
- accelerate the path to independence
- encourage a continued career in cancer research
Selection Criteria
- Exceptional productivity and significant accomplishments during the Damon Runyon Fellowship
- Potential of the applicant to become a leader in the field of cancer research
- Potential of the research to impact the prevention, diagnosis or treatment of one or more forms of cancer
All Dale F. Frey Awards are approved by the Board of Directors of the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation acting upon the recommendation of the Fellowship Award Committee (FAC).
This award was created to honor Dale F. Frey, retired Chairman of the Damon Runyon Board of Directors, in recognition of his sixteen years of visionary leadership.
Eligibility
Damon Runyon Fellows are eligible to apply in the third year of their Fellowship. Currently, Damon Runyon Fellows selected in November 2010 and May 2011 (DRG-2068-11 to DRG-2103-11) are eligible to apply.
› Fellows who have terminated their awards early to accept an independent academic faculty position or other funding are eligible.
› Fellows who have moved to a position at a for-profit organization are not eligible.
Fellows may only apply once, at the deadline date that correlates with their award selection date.
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| July 15, 2013 | November 2010 and May 2011 | DRG-2068-11 to DRG-2103-11 |
| July 15, 2014 | November 2011 and May 2012 | DRG-2104-12 to DRG-2142-12 (and DRSG 1P-12 to DRSG 3P-12) |
Funding
- The award is $100,000 paid over one year and must be expended within two years of the initial award date.
- All awards will be made to the host institution for the support of the designated investigator.
- The funds are intended to be flexible and can be used for a variety of scientific needs including the awardee’s salary, salaries for professional and technical personnel, equipment, supplies, and other miscellaneous items required to conduct the research. Funds may also be used to defray the cost of the recipient’s healthcare benefits.
- Should the awardee move to an independent position at another institution during the award period, the funds may be transferred to the new institution.
- The award cannot be used for indirect costs or institutional overhead.
Reporting
SCIENTIFIC
All reports are kept strictly confidential. The reports serve as an auditing tool to monitor research progress and award impact.
At the completion of the award, the awardee must submit:
1. A summary of research performed during the award and evaluation of the results. The summary should be technical, but targeted to a general scientific audience. Figures and references may be included if appropriate.
2. A lay abstract of total accomplishments over the term of the award, including impact of the research on cancer.
3. A statement indicating how the Dale F. Frey Award made a difference to the Scientist.
4. A statement of future plans.
5. An up-to-date curriculum vitae.
6. A completed intellectual property disclosure form.
FINANCIAL
The institution’s financial officer must maintain a separate account including receipts for each award, and this account must be available for audit by representatives of the Foundation. All funds must be expended within two years of the initial award date. Reports of expenditures on forms provided by the Foundation must be submitted within 30 days of the end of each year. Upon expiration of the award, a final report of expenditures, with the refund of any unexpended balance, must also be submitted within 30 days.
Financial Expenditure Report Preparation Guidelines:
Please use the Damon Runyon Frey Award Financial Expenditure Report form provided by the Foundation.
Monies may be used to cover salary (investigator, technical staff, students and postdoctoral fellows) and/or research costs (supplies, equipment, etc.). Funds may also be used to defray the cost of the recipient’s healthcare benefits.
Publications/Presentations
Publications (including abstracts of presentations at scientific or clinical meetings) resulting from projects supported by the Foundation must carry the following acknowledgment: “[Name of Awardee] is supported (in part) by the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation (DFS-#[___]).”
Contact the Foundation at emma.anderson@damonrunyon.org if you do not know your DFS#.
Awardees are also encouraged to identify themselves as a recipient of the Dale F. Frey Award of the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation when presenting their work at professional conferences. Download a copy of the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation logo for inclusion in PowerPoint presentations or posters.
Terms of the Award
All awards are made to the host institution for support of the designated Dale F. Frey Scientist. An award does not constitute an employer-employee relationship between the Foundation and the recipient.
Dale F. Frey Scientists are permitted to obtain additional awards or grants.
The Scientist must commit at least 80% of his/her full-time professional effort to research activities.
Should the awardee wish to leave the designated institution or modify any aspect of the award, he or she must seek approval from the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation in advance. Failure to comply with this requirement may jeopardize any future awards to the institution and/or awardee by the Foundation.
All awardees must adhere to the terms of both our award statement and our invention policy.
Application Guidelines
Important Dates
Application deadline: July 15, 2013
Selection meeting: November 8, 2013
* The award will begin immediately following the term of the original Fellowship. For those whose Fellowships have already ended, the award will begin on January 1, 2014.
Deadlines
(Please note: completed applications and CDs/DVDs/USB flash drives must be in our office by 4:00 pm (ET) on the deadline—NOT simply postmarked by the due date.)
Applications are due on or before July 15, 2013.
Damon Runyon Fellows selected in November 2010 and May 2011 (DRG-2068-11 to DRG-2103-11) are eligible to apply.
Application Materials
1. Application cover sheet with all required signatures
2. A brief a) summary of research progress and accomplishments under the Damon Runyon Fellowship, b) description of research vision and its potential impact on cancer, and c) description and projected timeline (next 5-10 years) of career goals (parts a, b and c not to exceed 2 pages in total of single-spaced, 12-point type with at least 0.5 inch margins)
3. Updated curriculum vitae, including full bibliography, a list of conferences and seminars attended and presentations given over the course of the award, and other honors or awards received
Application Submission Instructions
The above application materials should be submitted to the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation for arrival at our offices on or before July 15. Along with the original application (hard copy), applicants must submit a CD/DVD/USB flash drive of all the required materials IN PDF FORMAT.
Please number your pdf files to correspond to the required materials listing below. To ensure proper organization of the files, please name all your files as:
Fellow’s last name, file #
REQUIRED MATERIALS
1. Application cover sheet
2. Two-page research description
3. Curriculum vitae
AND two reference letters using the Foundation’s form (sent directly to the Foundation by referees)
ON THE CD/DVD (NOT THE CASE) or USB flash drive PLEASE CLEARLY LABEL THE FELLOW’S NAME.
Send Complete Application and CD/DVD/USB flash drive to:
Award Programs
Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation
One Exchange Plaza
55 Broadway, Suite 302
New York, NY 10006
FAXED OR E-MAILED APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED
Reference Letters
Referees must submit their letters using our reference letter form on or before the application deadline. Please download and send the form to your referees or direct them to our website (www.damonrunyon.org).
Two (2) letters of reference from 1) current Damon Runyon Fellowship Sponsor and 2) a qualified individual, external to the institution where the applicant is completing his/her postdoctoral research, who can evaluate the applicant’s impact in the field of cancer research and assess his/her potential for successful independent cancer research. The second referee may not have any of the following relationships with the applicant: collaborator, coauthor, or formal mentor (current or former). Referees are asked to rank the applicant’s research and leadership potential in comparison with others at a comparable career stage.
Referees must use the reference letter form and e-mail (freyaward@damonrunyon.org) OR fax (917.591.4780) their letters to the Foundation as pdfs on or before the application deadline. Do not follow up with a hard copy. For referees who are writing letters on behalf of more than one applicant, please submit each letter separately.
Note: Please notify the Foundation immediately of any changes to your contact information provided in the application.
Innovators
(Three-year Awards)
2013 Recipients
Michael Z. Lin, MD, PhD
“Building the magic bullet: protein switches for sensing oncogenic signals and executing therapeutic programs” Stanford University, Stanford, California
Christine Mayr, MD, PhD
Island Outreach Foundation Innovator
“A functional atlas of lymphoma specific aberrations generated by RNA processing” Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, New York, New York
Nicholas E. Navin, PhD
Nadia’s Gift Foundation Innovator
“Developing single-cell sequencing methods to investigate metastatic seeding in breast cancer” MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas
Trudy G. Oliver, PhD
“Mechanisms of drug resistance in small cell lung cancer” Huntsman Cancer Institute, Salt Lake City, Utah
Bradley L. Pentelute, PhD
“Striking cancer with intracellular antibodies” Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Agnel Sfeir, PhD
“Pathways involved in preserving the genomic stability of mitochondrial DNA” New York University School of Medicine, New York, New York
Sarah (Sadie) M. Wignall, PhD
Lau/Palihapitiya Innovator
“Targeting centrosome-clustering mechanisms to selectively kill cancer cells” Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois
2012 Recipients
Gregory L. Beatty, MD, PhD
Nadia’s Gift Foundation Innovator
“Targeting macrophages for cancer therapy” University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Jay R. Hesselberth, PhD
“Peptide identification by massively-parallel sequencing” University of Colorado Denver, Aurora, Colorado
Matthew R. Pratt, PhD
“O-GIcNAc as a “sweet” link between metabolism and survival in cancer” University of Southern California, Los Angeles, California
Eranthie Weerapana, PhD
“Targeting reactive cysteine residues for cancer therapy” Boston College, Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts
Feng Zhang, PhD
“Development and application of genome and epigenome engineering tools for cancer research” The Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, Cambridge, Massachusetts
2011 Recipients
Alexei A. Aravin, PhD
“Epigenetic regulation of transposable elements in cancer” California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, California
James E. Bradner, PhD
“Targeting epigenetic readers as cancer therapy” Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Boston, Massachusetts
Joshua E. Elias, PhD
“How cancers cope with damage: a proteomics approach” Stanford University School of Medicine, Stanford, California
Benjamin P. Tu, PhD
“A novel strategy for attacking tumors based on the identification of a fundamental carbon-source signal driving cell growth” University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, Texas
Matthew G. Vander Heiden, MD, PhD
“Understanding the metabolic requirements of cancer cells” Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts
2010 Recipients
Heather R. Christofk, PhD
“Regulation of cancer metabolism” University of California, Los Angeles, California
Joshua C. Munger, PhD
“Elucidating mechanisms of oncogenic metabolic manipulation” University of Rochester, Rochester, New York
Raffaella Sordella, PhD
Island Outreach Foundation Innovator
“Characterization of Erlotinib resistant, Mesenchymal and Metastatic (EMM) cells present in naïve lung tumors prior to treatments” Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, Cold Spring Harbor, New York
2009 Recipients
Ivan Maillard, MD, PhD, (and Yi Zhang, MD, PhD)
“Modulation of Notch signaling to control graft-versus-host-disease and preserve the anti-tumor activity of alloreactive T cells” University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan
John L. Rinn, PhD
“The functional roles of large intergenic non-coding RNAs in cancer” Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Boston, Massachusetts
Muneesh Tewari, MD, PhD
“Cancer detection in ‘pre-diagnosis’ blood samples via exosome-associated small RNAs” Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Seattle, Washington
Yi Zhang, MD, PhD, (and Ivan Maillard, MD, PhD)
“Modulation of Notch signaling to control graft-versus-host-disease and preserve the anti-tumor activity of alloreactive T cells” University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan
2008 Recipients
Nathanael S. Gray, PhD
“Identification of kinase substrates using selective irreversible crosslinkers” Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Boston, Massachusetts
David G. Kirsch, MD, PhD
“Transforming cancer therapy with molecular imaging” Duke University, Durham, North Carolina
Sarkis K. Mazmanian, PhD
“Host-bacterial immunomodulation in the development of cancer” California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, California
Damon Runyon Fellows’ Retreats
To add to the training potential of Damon Runyon Fellowship Awards, the Foundation hosts annual Fellows' Retreats. Here, current Damon Runyon Fellows have the opportunity to meet each other and share ideas. All first- and third-year Fellows are required to attend.
Fellows present posters in their first year and oral presentations of their research in their third year. Leading senior scientists from academia and industry also attend to share their experiences and give professional advice.
These meetings allow the brightest young scientists in the country to interact with their peers, network with accomplished senior scientists and initiate valuable interdisciplinary collaborations.
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Distinguished Alumnus Speaker The Wylie Inn and Conference Center in Beverly, Massachusetts |
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Recent Retreats
2012 Damon Runyon Fellows' Retreat
October 3-6, 2012
Hayes Mansion Hotel
San Jose, California
Featured Speakers: James A. Wells, PhD and Karla A. Kirkegaard, PhD
2011 Damon Runyon Fellows' Retreat
September 25-28, 2011
Hayes Mansion Hotel
San Jose, California
Featured Speakers: Andy Rachleff and Maxence V. Nachury, PhD
2010 Damon Runyon Fellows' Retreat
September 26-29, 2010
The Lighthouse Inn
West Dennis, Massachusetts
Featured speakers: Julie A. Segre, PhD, and John L. Rinn, PhD
2009 Damon Runyon Fellows' Retreat
October 4-8, 2009
The Lighthouse Inn
West Dennis, Massachusetts
Featured speakers: Joan S. Brugge, PhD, and Pardis C. Sabeti, MD, DPhil
2008 Damon Runyon Fellows' Retreat
October 5-8, 2008
The Marconi Conference Center
Marshall, California
Featured speakers: Dr. Mark Davis and Dr. Andy Dillin
2007 Damon Runyon Fellows' Retreat
October 7-11, 2007
The Marconi Conference Center
Marshall, California
Featured speakers: Dr. Gerard Evan and Dr. Arshad Desai
2006 Damon Runyon Fellows' Retreat
September 25-28, 2006
The Lighthouse Inn
West Dennis, Massachusetts
Featured speakers: Phillip A. Sharp, PhD, and Gregory J. Hannon, PhD
2005 Damon Runyon Scientific Retreat
September 26-29, 2005
The Lighthouse Inn
West Dennis, Massachusetts
Featured speakers: Xiaodong Wang, PhD, and Greg Verdine, PhD
2004 Damon Runyon Scientific Retreat
October 26-29, 2004
Asilomar Conference Center
Pacific Grove, California
Featured speaker: Phillipa Marrack, PhD
Here are some comments from past attendees on their experiences at the Damon Runyon Fellows’ Retreats
“This was a life-changing experience; I had never fully appreciated the range of research that is going on and the advances we’re experiencing in cancer research and biology. I’m definitely looking forward to the next retreat.” – Lu Gan, California Institute of Technology
“The contacts made and ideas exchanged were invaluable for continuing my research. It was also a lovely setting with fantastic amenities.” – John Biggins, University of Delaware
“I had a great time and cherish seeing the other Fellows again after two years – and seeing how well people are doing. It was a very stimulating retreat, intellectually and socially.” – Sandra Encalada, University of California, San Diego
“I had a great time, and did some networking too. Aside from meeting Phil Sharp, I got the inside scoop on some jobs at Rockefeller and MSKCC, both places where I would really like to go. It is amazing how useful these types of events are, and we are all very fortunate to have this opportunity.” – Alain Laederach, Stanford University
“It was great to see all the fantastic work the other Fellows have been doing and I found it both scientifically invigorating and motivating.” – David Hava, Harvard University
Accelerating Cancer Cures Research Symposium
Monday, March 4, 2013
The 2013 Accelerating Cancer Cures Research Symposium convened some of the brightest minds in industry and academia in Cambridge, MA to share research insights, discuss challenges, and nurture collaborations to search for clinical breakthroughs in cancer treatment.
About Accelerating Cancer Cures:
This annual summit is an integral part of the Accelerating Cancer Cures initiative, a historic partnership that seeks to hasten the pace of discovery in cancer research. Accelerating Cancer Cures addresses the critical shortage of clinical researchers working on cancer. Under the leadership of the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation and with the support of industry and academia, this project fosters the talent desperately needed to accelerate breakthroughs in cancer prevention, diagnosis and treatment.
For more information, visit www.damonrunyon.org/accelerate.
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Speakers, panelists, and moderators included:
Carey K. Anders, MD, Damon Runyon Clinical Investigator at the University of North Carolina
Andrew T. Chan, MD, MPH, Damon Runyon Clinical Investigator at Massachusetts General Hospital
Sarat Chandarlapaty, MD, PhD, Damon Runyon Clinical Investigator at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
Rajesh Chopra, MD, PhD, Corporate Vice President, Translational and Early Drug Development, Celgene Corporation
Ryan B. Corcoran, MD, PhD, Damon Runyon Clinical Investigator at Massachusetts General Hospital
Tom Daniels, MD, President of Research, Celgene Corporation
Deborah Dunsire, President and CEO, Millennium: The Takeda Oncology Company
Karen Ferrante, MD, PhD, Chief Medical Officer, Millennium: The Takeda Oncology Company
Richard B. Gaynor, MD, Vice President, Cancer Research/Clinical Investigation, Eli Lilly and Company
Frank Haluska, MD, PhD, Chief Medical Officer, Senior Vice President Clinical Research and Development, ARIAD Pharmaceuticals
Robert Ilaria, Jr., MD, PhD, Senior Research Scientist, Eli Lilly
Vassiliki Karantza, MD, PhD, Damon Runyon Clinical Investigator at UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School
Maria Koehler, MD, PhD, Vice President, Tumor Strategy, Research and Development, Pfizer Oncology
Alan Leventhal, MD, Chairman and CEO, Beacon Capital Partners and Chairman of the Board, Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation
Elahe A. Mostalghel, MD, Damon Runyon Clinical Investigator at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
David Nathan, MD, President Emeritus, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and the Robert A. Stranahan Distinguished Professor of Pediatrics and Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School
Eric Rubin, MD, Vice President & Therapeutic Area Head Oncology Clinical Development, Merck Research Laboratories
Leigh Zawel, PhD, Oncology Site Lead, Merck Research Laboratories
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Damon Runyon Fellows + Grantees (by award year): ‘70s
This list comprises all 3238 current and former Damon Runyon Fellows and Damon Runyon Grantees in alphabetical order. [G] indicates Grantees.
'40s | '50s | '60s | '70s | '80s | '90s | '00s | '10s
| '70s | |
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| Fellow/Grantee | Award Start Date |
| Riaz Fazal Abdulla, PhD | 1970 |
| Dr. Fred Albright | 1970 |
| Leon M. Amzel, PhD | 1970 |
| Anne P. Autor, PhD | 1970 |
| Kenneth Balkow, PhD | 1970 |
| Ifor Rhys Beacham, PhD | 1970 |
| Harvey Saul Bialy, PhD | 1970 |
| William F. Bowers, PhD | 1970 |
| Dr. Jesse Charney [G] | 1970 |
| Lucy F. Cherbas, PhD | 1970 |
| Dr. Donald C. Clagett [G] | 1970 |
| Robert E. Click, PhD [G] | 1970 |
| Dr. Condamine | 1970 |
| Donald L. Court, PhD | 1970 |
| Richard L. Cysyk, PhD | 1970 |
| Jack Neville P. Davies, MD [G] | 1970 |
| John R. Davison, PhD | 1970 |
| Maximo Deysine, MD [G] | 1970 |
| Adrianus M. Duijvestijn, PhD | 1970 |
| John P. Durham, PhD | 1970 |
| Robert N. Eisenman, PhD | 1970 |
| Ross S. Feldberg, PhD | 1970 |
| John H. Freed, PhD | 1970 |
| Philip Furmanski, PhD | 1970 |
| Ronald Colin Garner, PhD, FRC | 1970 |
| Charles J. Gauntt, PhD [G] | 1970 |
| Gary A. Glober, MD | 1970 |
| Dr. Michael Goldberg | 1970 |
| Peter N. Gray, PhD | 1970 |
| Dr. Peter John Greenaway | 1970 |
| Dr. Vincenzo Grifoni [G] | 1970 |
| Richard K. Haroz, PhD | 1970 |
| Judith A. Hautala, PhD | 1970 |
| Duncan H. Haynes, PhD | 1970 |
| Roger W. Hendrix, PhD | 1970 |
| Richard N. Hill, MD, PhD [G] | 1970 |
| Howard L. Hosick, PhD | 1970 |
| Yu-Chih Hsu, MD [G] | 1970 |
| Yoshifumi Iwasaki, MD | 1970 |
| Ramamirtha Jayaraman, PhD | 1970 |
| Ryuichi Kanayama, MD | 1970 |
| Joanne Killinger, PhD | 1970 |
| Nada Ledinko, PhD [G] | 1970 |
| Robert S. Lees, MD | 1970 |
| Dr. Louise Ann Lichtenberg | 1970 |
| Chih-Ping Liu, PhD | 1970 |
| Albert F. LoBuglio, MD [G] | 1970 |
| Roger H. Lumb, PhD | 1970 |
| Dr. Richard F. Mattingly [G] | 1970 |
| Alexander McPherson, PhD | 1970 |
| Dr. Gordon Menn | 1970 |
| Merle Mizell, PhD [G] | 1970 |
| Harold Moroson, PhD [G] | 1970 |
| Anthony T.E. Morrissey, PhD | 1970 |
| Dr. Joseph Murdock | 1970 |
| Larry Nathanson, MD [G] | 1970 |
| Dr. Richard Ogden | 1970 |
| Tong-man Ong, PhD | 1970 |
| Frank R. Orsini, PhD | 1970 |
| Sandra Panem, PhD | 1970 |
| Roland A. Pattillo, MD [G] | 1970 |
| Bernard M. Pejsachowicz, MD | 1970 |
| Bernard M. Pessac, MD | 1970 |
| Kedar N. Prasad, PhD | 1970 |
| Basil S. Proimos, PhD [G] | 1970 |
| Basil Rapoport, MD | 1970 |
| Thomas Richards, MD | 1970 |
| Toby C. Rodman, PhD [G] | 1970 |
| Charles S. Rubin, PhD | 1970 |
| Adolfo Ruiz-Carrillo, PhD | 1970 |
| Dr. Anthony C.R. Samson | 1970 |
| Dr. Hideotashi Sato | 1970 |
| Carl R. Savage, PhD | 1970 |
| Herbert Savel, MD [G] | 1970 |
| Christina M. Scheele, PhD | 1970 |
| Dr. Roshe Schmidt | 1970 |
| Jerome Schwartz, PhD | 1970 |
| Geoffrey V. F. Seaman, PhD [G] | 1970 |
| Robert Shields, PhD | 1970 |
| Thelma F. Shtasel, PhD | 1970 |
| Emanuel Silverstein, MD, PhD | 1970 |
| Robert H. Singer, PhD | 1970 |
| Dr. Kelvin E. Smith | 1970 |
| Gail E. Sonenshein, PhD | 1970 |
| Lynn E. Spitler, MD [G] | 1970 |
| John Stevenson, PhD | 1970 |
| Patrick L. Storring, PhD | 1970 |
| Uldis N. Streips, PhD | 1970 |
| Robert M. Sweet, PhD | 1970 |
| Milton W. Taylor, PhD [G] | 1970 |
| Stanley A. Terman, PhD [G] | 1970 |
| Peter V. Tishler, MD [G] | 1970 |
| Randolph Wall, PhD | 1970 |
| Dr. Abraham White [G] | 1970 |
| Dr. Charles Whitfield | 1970 |
| Richard O. Williams, PhD | 1970 |
| Dr. Wendell Winters | 1970 |
| Milton B. Adesnik, PhD | 1971 |
| Paul F. Agris, PhD | 1971 |
| Stuart J. Austin, PhD | 1971 |
| David A. Axler, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| William M. Baird, PhD | 1971 |
| Charles P. Barrett, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Frederick F. Becker, MD [G] | 1971 |
| Michael D. Bick, PhD | 1971 |
| Adrian P. Bird, PhD | 1971 |
| Douglas R. Black, PhD | 1971 |
| Emile G. Bliznakov, MD [G] | 1971 |
| Kurt J. Bloch, MD [G] | 1971 |
| Alan B. Blumenthal, PhD | 1971 |
| Dr. Andrew G. Braun | 1971 |
| Edward Bresnick, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| John E. Byfield, MD, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Robert Callahan, PhD | 1971 |
| Bruce M. Carlson, MD, PhD | 1971 |
| Eva L. Chan, PhD | 1971 |
| Albert L. Chapman, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Yong S. Choi, MD, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Achille R. Cittadini, MD | 1971 |
| Robert E. Cone, PhD | 1971 |
| Donald C. Cox, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Donald M. Crothers, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| William J. Culp, PhD | 1971 |
| Peter J. Dawson, MD [G] | 1971 |
| Roberta Ogilvie Day, PhD | 1971 |
| Amos S. Deinard, MD, MPH [G] | 1971 |
| Dr. Robert L. Doak | 1971 |
| Edward R. Epp, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Dr. Wells E. Farnsworth [G] | 1971 |
| Carlos B. Fernandez-Tomas, PhD | 1971 |
| William Firshein, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Arnold Fridland, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Robert B. Fritz, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Donald J. Fujita, PhD | 1971 |
| Edward L. Gillette, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Robert D. Goldman, PhD | 1971 |
| Dale E. Graham, PhD | 1971 |
| Allan Granoff, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Saul Green, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Alfred C. Greenquist, PhD | 1971 |
| Murray R. Grigor, PhD | 1971 |
| George D. Guthrie, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Carl V. Hanson, PhD | 1971 |
| Albert K. Harris, Jr., PhD | 1971 |
| John W. B. Hershey, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Stephen J. Higgins, PhD | 1971 |
| Dr. Shinozuke Hisashi [G] | 1971 |
| John F. Hofert, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Gerald P. Holmquist, PhD | 1971 |
| Ronald M. Humphrey, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Yukio Ikehara, MD, PhD | 1971 |
| Dr. Idowu Iweibo | 1971 |
| Samson T. Jacob, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Allan S. Jacobson, PhD | 1971 |
| David N. Jacobson, PhD | 1971 |
| L. Ione Johnson, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Dr. Leland H. Johnston | 1971 |
| Robert I. Kamen, PhD | 1971 |
| Paul M. Kaplan, PhD | 1971 |
| Alan M. Kapuler, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Joseph J. Kaufman, MD [G] | 1971 |
| Richard H. Kessin, PhD | 1971 |
| Dr. Donald E. Kizer [G] | 1971 |
| Soma Kumar, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Stanley E. Lane, PhD | 1971 |
| Dennis R. Lang, PhD | 1971 |
| Jonathan P. Leis, PhD | 1971 |
| Sister Petra Lenta [G] | 1971 |
| James Bryan Lewis, PhD | 1971 |
| Louis James Libertini, PhD | 1971 |
| Dr. Leonard I. Malkin [G] | 1971 |
| George E. Mark, III, PhD | 1971 |
| Philippa C. Marrack, PhD | 1971 |
| Dr. Klaus D. Martignoni | 1971 |
| William S. Mason, PhD | 1971 |
| Andrea M. Mastro, PhD | 1971 |
| Gerd G. Maul, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| John T. May, PhD | 1971 |
| Enrique Méndez Cormán, PhD | 1971 |
| Dr. Martin Morrison [G] | 1971 |
| Dr. Martin Morrison [G] | 1971 |
| K. John Morrow, Jr., PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Donald E. Mosier, MD, PhD | 1971 |
| Carel Mulder, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Hamish N. Munro, MD [G] | 1971 |
| Tariq M. Murad, MD, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Stig Nordling, MD, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Max Oeschger, Ph.D. [G] | 1971 |
| Wilma K. Olson, PhD | 1971 |
| Philip L. Paine, PhD | 1971 |
| Joel G. Parkes, PhD | 1971 |
| David Patterson, PhD | 1971 |
| Dr. Dietrich Paul | 1971 |
| Michael A. Pereira, PhD | 1971 |
| Dr. Philip G. Phillips | 1971 |
| Albert I. Pick, MD [G] | 1971 |
| Gerald B. Price, Jr., PhD | 1971 |
| Max R. Proffitt, PhD | 1971 |
| Hugh M. Pyle, MD [G] | 1971 |
| Dr. Heschel J. Raskas [G] | 1971 |
| Istvan Rasko, MD | 1971 |
| Alex H. Ray, PhD | 1971 |
| Lionel I. Rebhun, PhD | 1971 |
| Dr. Kutumba K. Reddi [G] | 1971 |
| Robert D. Reynolds, PhD | 1971 |
| Roy J. Riblet III, PhD | 1971 |
| Marvin B. Rittenberg, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Tahir M. Rizki, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Sara C. Rockwell, PhD | 1971 |
| Herbert S. Rosenkranz, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Meryl S. Rubin, PhD | 1971 |
| L.J. Rubinstein, MD [G] | 1971 |
| Ted Tetsuo Sakai, PhD | 1971 |
| Dr. Bob G. Sanders [G] | 1971 |
| Dr. Jerome L. Schwartz | 1971 |
| John G. Sharp, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Saul J. Silverstein, PhD | 1971 |
| Vladimir P. Skipski, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| George S. Smith, MD [G] | 1971 |
| Louis C. Smith, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Philip D. Stahl, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Gary S. Stein, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Dr. Charles D. Steuart [G] | 1971 |
| Ronald H. Stevens, PhD | 1971 |
| Marvin J. Stone, MD [G] | 1971 |
| Tom Stonier, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| James T. Stull, PhD | 1971 |
| Derek R. Sutherland, PhD | 1971 |
| Joyce Taylor-Papadimitriou, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Ming-Jer Tsai, PhD | 1971 |
| Elliott L. Uhlenhopp, PhD | 1971 |
| Dr. William B. Upholt | 1971 |
| Margaret Vogel, PhD | 1971 |
| Joel Warren, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Samuel Waxman, MD [G] | 1971 |
| Thomas E. Webb, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Robert D. Wells, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Gary G. Wickus, PhD | 1971 |
| Richard J. Wilkins, PhD | 1971 |
| John H. Wilson, PhD | 1971 |
| Eckard A. F. Wimmer, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Ilga B. Winicov, PhD | 1971 |
| Bernadine J. Wisnieski, PhD | 1971 |
| (Granville) Wayne Wray, PhD | 1971 |
| Dr. Kenneth A. Wright [G] | 1971 |
| Lynwood R. Yarbrough, PhD | 1971 |
| Marion M. Zatz, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Ronald J. Ash, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| Alan G. Atherly, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| Steven L. Bachenheimer, PhD | 1972 |
| Enzo Bard, PhD | 1972 |
| Rolf F. Barth, MD [G] | 1972 |
| Renato Baserga, MD [G] | 1972 |
| A. Richard Bellamy, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| David H. Bing, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| Marsden S. Blois, MD, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| Michael R. Botchan, PhD | 1972 |
| Gregory J. Brewer, PhD | 1972 |
| Joseph E. Brown, PhD | 1972 |
| Juanita L. Brown, PhD | 1972 |
| Charles A. Burke, PhD | 1972 |
| Frederick Cahn, PhD | 1972 |
| Edward H. Cohen, PhD | 1972 |
| Patricia Ellen Cole, MD, PhD | 1972 |
| George W. Cooper, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| Sidney R. Cooperband, MD [G] | 1972 |
| Joseph W. Cranston, Jr., PhD | 1972 |
| Marc H. Dresden, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| Diane D. Eardley, PhD | 1972 |
| Ursula K. Ehmann, PhD | 1972 |
| Dean L. Engelhardt, MD [G] | 1972 |
| Melvin D. Epp, PhD | 1972 |
| Lois B. Epstein, MD [G] | 1972 |
| Karl E. Espelie, PhD | 1972 |
| Audrey Fjelde, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| Michele M. Fluck, PhD | 1972 |
| James D. Folds, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| Melvin Fried, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| Robert R. Friis, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| William T. Garrard, PhD | 1972 |
| D. Wade Gibson, PhD | 1972 |
| David M. Glover, PhD | 1972 |
| Emanuel Goldman, PhD | 1972 |
| Dr. Gary W. Griffin [G] | 1972 |
| William J. Grimes, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| Dr. Susan J. Grote | 1972 |
| Nick S. Harris, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| H. Francis Havas, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| Bryan J. Helyer, MD [G] | 1972 |
| Louis G. Hoffmann, ScD [G] | 1972 |
| Dr. Brian John Horton | 1972 |
| Henry H. Huang, PhD | 1972 |
| Choong-Gook Jang, PhD | 1972 |
| Akira Kaji, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| George F. Kalf, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| Charles M. King, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| Mary E. King, MD | 1972 |
| Akira Kobata, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| Heinz K. Kohler, MD, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| Stephen Krauss, MD [G] | 1972 |
| Willi Kreis, MD, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| Ching-Hung Kuo, PhD | 1972 |
| Jack E. Kyte, PhD | 1972 |
| Jayne F. Lesley, PhD | 1972 |
| Allan Lipton, MD [G] | 1972 |
| Dr. A.J. Lomant | 1972 |
| David G. Longfellow, PhD | 1972 |
| David J. Loskutoff, PhD | 1972 |
| Joseph J. Lucas, PhD | 1972 |
| Elchanan Maron, PhD | 1972 |
| John Mendelsohn, MD [G] | 1972 |
| Richard J. Meyer, PhD | 1972 |
| Trudy G. Morrison, PhD | 1972 |
| Jo Anne Mueller, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| Dr. Muriel N. Nesbitt [G] | 1972 |
| Dr. Izhak J. Paul | 1972 |
| Dr. J.S. Paul | 1972 |
| William C. Raschke, PhD | 1972 |
| David M. Rekosh, PhD | 1972 |
| Tawfik H. Rizkallah, MD [G] | 1972 |
| Donald L. Robberson, PhD | 1972 |
| Henry Rothschild, MD, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| Giovanni Rovera, MD [G] | 1972 |
| Nancy H. Ruddle, PhD | 1972 |
| Stephen A. Rudolph, PhD | 1972 |
| Charles E. Samuel, PhD | 1972 |
| Helene E. Schaeffer, PhD | 1972 |
| Nadrian C. Seeman, PhD | 1972 |
| Bartholomew M. Sefton, PhD | 1972 |
| Hiroyuki Seto, PhD | 1972 |
| Jack Sevall, PhD | 1972 |
| John R. Sheppard, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| Richard L. Simmons, MD [G] | 1972 |
| Marvin D. Siperstein, MD, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| Dr. Glenn L. Slemmer | 1972 |
| Charles A. Smith, PhD | 1972 |
| James M. Sontag, PhD | 1972 |
| Robert B. Sparks, PhD | 1972 |
| Dr. John O. Thomas | 1972 |
| Dr. Ai-Lan Wang | 1972 |
| Joel H. Weiner, PhD | 1972 |
| Ernest Winocour, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| Kin-Ping Wong, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| David Yaffe, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| Peter C. M. Young, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| Howard J. Allen, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| Lawrence E. Allred, PhD | 1973 |
| Lynne M. Angerer, PhD | 1973 |
| Susan Astrin, PhD | 1973 |
| Edward A. Berger, PhD | 1973 |
| Dr. Thomas Bick | 1973 |
| Linda S. Birnbaum, PhD | 1973 |
| David W. Borst, Jr., PhD | 1973 |
| Ralph A. Bradshaw, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| Lee A. Bricker, MD [G] | 1973 |
| Dr. Henry E. Burr | 1973 |
| Linda M. Cashion, PhD | 1973 |
| Dr. William R. Clark [G] | 1973 |
| Clarence Colby, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| Kathleen J. Danna, PhD | 1973 |
| Richard M. Denney, PhD | 1973 |
| Rene J. Duquesnoy, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| Howard J. Edenberg, PhD | 1973 |
| Ronald B. Faanes, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| Humberto V. Fernandez-Moran, MD, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| Robert H. Fillingame, PhD | 1973 |
| Dr. Douglas W. Fodge | 1973 |
| Heinz Fraenkel-Conrat, MD, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| Douglas J. Franks, PhD | 1973 |
| Eldon J. Gardner, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| David M. Goldenberg, MD, ScD [G] | 1973 |
| A. Arthur Gottlieb, MD [G] | 1973 |
| Gerald A. Greenhouse, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| Sidney M. Hecht, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| John A. Hewitt, PhD | 1973 |
| Dr. Trudy Messmer Holland | 1973 |
| David S. Holmes, PhD | 1973 |
| Herbert I. Jacobson, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| Philip C. Kelleher, MD [G] | 1973 |
| Gerald W. King, MD [G] | 1973 |
| William L. Klein, PhD | 1973 |
| Marilyn S. Kozak, PhD | 1973 |
| Raju S. Kucherlapati, PhD | 1973 |
| Michael E. Lamm, MD [G] | 1973 |
| Charles D. Lane, PhD | 1973 |
| Paul B. Lazarow, PhD | 1973 |
| Mary Lee S. Ledbetter, PhD | 1973 |
| Elwood A. Linney, PhD | 1973 |
| John J. Marchalonis, PhD | 1973 |
| James J. McSharry, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| Cornelius J.M. Melief, MD | 1973 |
| Ross B. Mikkelsen, PhD | 1973 |
| Jacques F.A. P. Miller, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| Stephen C. Mockrin, PhD | 1973 |
| Vincent L. Morris, PhD | 1973 |
| Eva J. Neer, MD | 1973 |
| Kenneth D. Noonan, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| Paula M. Pitha-Rowe, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| Dr. Richard Price | 1973 |
| Larry D. Puckett, PhD | 1973 |
| Potu N. Rao, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| Susannah T. Rohrlich, PhD | 1973 |
| Peter A. Rubenstein, PhD | 1973 |
| James D. Russell, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| Grady F. Saunders, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| Dr. Stephen A. Schwartz | 1973 |
| Ruth W. Shearer, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| Dr. Selma Silagi [G] | 1973 |
| Edward A. Smuckler, MD, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| Thomas W. Sneider, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| Davor Solter, MD, PhD | 1973 |
| Joan K. Stadler, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| Dr. Stefan J. Surzycki [G] | 1973 |
| Miriam M. Susskind, PhD | 1973 |
| Albert Szent-Gyorgyi, MD, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| Milton R. Tam, PhD | 1973 |
| Allan M. Tereba, PhD | 1973 |
| Robert R. Traut, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| Robert L. Truitt, PhD | 1973 |
| Leland F. Velicer, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| John L. Wang, PhD | 1973 |
| Nancy E. Warner, MD [G] | 1973 |
| David S. Wilkinson, MD, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| Guang-Jer Wu, PhD | 1973 |
| Barbara Ann Zajac, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| Robert M. Zucker, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| Dr. James P. Allen | 1974 |
| Harold Amos, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| Byron E. Anderson, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| Dieter Armerding, PhD | 1974 |
| Paul H. Atkinson, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| Eli Benjamini, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| David H. Bishop, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| Yves Borel, MD | 1974 |
| Nancy L. Bucher, MD [G] | 1974 |
| Paolo Costantino, PhD | 1974 |
| Richard W. Dutton, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| Dr. Bradford S. Fansler | 1974 |
| Anthony J. Faras, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| John L. Farber, MD [G] | 1974 |
| Nina V. Fedoroff, PhD | 1974 |
| Joshua A. Fierer, MD [G] | 1974 |
| Dr. G.S. Ghangas | 1974 |
| Stanley Goldfarb, MD [G] | 1974 |
| Lesley M. Hallick, PhD | 1974 |
| Jules V. Hallum, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| Nechama Haran-Ghera, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| James F. Hare, PhD | 1974 |
| Clive Lucas Harmer, MD | 1974 |
| William S. Hayward, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| Lon D. Hodge, MD, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| George Klein, MD, PhD | 1974 |
| William H. Klein, PhD | 1974 |
| Jerome Lazar, PhD | 1974 |
| Philip I. Marcus, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| Heather D. Mayor, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| Joseph S. McGuire, MD [G] | 1974 |
| Henry C. Pitot, MD, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| William L. Ragland III, DVM, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| Fred Rosen, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| Robert L. Rubin, PhD | 1974 |
| Carl Schildkraut, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| David William Scott, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| Eli E. Sercarz, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| Rameshwar K. Sharma, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| Paul B. Sigler, MD, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| Dale M. Steffensen, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| William E. Stewart, II, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| Susan L. Swain, PhD | 1974 |
| Paul Szabo, PhD | 1974 |
| Y.H. Tan, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| Robert S. Turner, Jr., PhD | 1974 |
| William S. Walker, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| H. James Wedner, MD [G] | 1974 |
| Dr. Alun R. Williamson [G] | 1974 |
| Bruce R. Zetter, PhD | 1974 |
| Susan Zolla-Pazner, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| William R. Bauer, PhD [G] | 1975 |
| Fred Blomberg, PhD | 1975 |
| Ernest Borek, PhD [G] | 1975 |
| Eli Canaani, PhD | 1975 |
| John H. Carter, PhD | 1975 |
| James J. Collins, PhD | 1975 |
| Jeffrey J. Collins, PhD [G] | 1975 |
| Dr. Steven R. Dienstman | 1975 |
| Shlomo Eisenberg, PhD | 1975 |
| Lawrence D. Gelb, MD [G] | 1975 |
| Eric Hunter, PhD | 1975 |
| R. Michael Liskay, PhD | 1975 |
| John E. Niederhuber, MD [G] | 1975 |
| Maja Nowakowski, PhD | 1975 |
| Eileen R. O'Donnell, PhD | 1975 |
| Karel Raska, Jr., MD, PhD [G] | 1975 |
| Daniel B. Rifkin, PhD [G] | 1975 |
| Janet M. Roman, PhD | 1975 |
| Edris Sabbadini, MD, PhD [G] | 1975 |
| Ben-Ami Sela, PhD | 1975 |
| Dr. Kate Smith | 1975 |
| Kenneth D. Somers, PhD [G] | 1975 |
| Henry W. Strobel, PhD [G] | 1975 |
| Stephen V. Stux, PhD | 1975 |
| Jesse W. Summers, PhD [G] | 1975 |
| Gnanasigamoni Sundharadas, PhD [G] | 1975 |
| Gordon M. Tomkins, MD, PhD [G] | 1975 |
| Heiner Westphal, MD [G] | 1975 |
| Robert G. Whalen, PhD | 1975 |
| Gary W. Wood, PhD [G] | 1975 |
| Leos J. Zeman, PhD | 1975 |
| Kenneth W. Bair, PhD | 1976 |
| Barry R. Bochner, PhD | 1976 |
| Susan S. Brown, PhD | 1976 |
| Dorothy L. Buchhagen, PhD | 1976 |
| Myles C. Cabot, PhD | 1976 |
| Carol A. Caperelli, PhD | 1976 |
| Chung N. Chang, PhD | 1976 |
| Richard I. Christopherson, PhD | 1976 |
| Dr. Diane T. Corenzwit | 1976 |
| Gray F. Crouse, PhD | 1976 |
| Marilyn S. Dawson, PhD | 1976 |
| Dino Dina, MD | 1976 |
| Thomas M. Fasy, PhD | 1976 |
| Thomas H. Fraser, PhD | 1976 |
| Susan M. Freier, PhD | 1976 |
| Mark L. Fruiterman, MD [G] | 1976 |
| Susan J. Glinert, PhD | 1976 |
| Jeffrey M. Harmon, PhD | 1976 |
| Tim J. Harrison, PhD, MRC | 1976 |
| Kurt J. Henle, PhD | 1976 |
| David Irwin, PhD | 1976 |
| Robert C. Jackson, PhD | 1976 |
| James Jolly, PhD | 1976 |
| David B. Kaback, MD, PhD | 1976 |
| Mary L. King, PhD | 1976 |
| Hannah L. Klein, PhD | 1976 |
| Ronald L. Koch, PhD | 1976 |
| Hisato Kondoh, PhD | 1976 |
| Arthur Lampert, PhD | 1976 |
| David W. Lehman, PhD | 1976 |
| Erik Lindh, MD, PhD | 1976 |
| Peter N. Lipke, PhD | 1976 |
| John D. Loike, PhD | 1976 |
| Mary Ann K. Markwell, PhD | 1976 |
| Robert J. Matusik, PhD | 1976 |
| Kay L. McCarthy, PhD | 1976 |
| Christian G. Merkel, PhD | 1976 |
| Alva D. Mitchell, PhD | 1976 |
| Dr. Peter L. Molloy | 1976 |
| Roderick Nairn, PhD | 1976 |
| Norma F. Neff, PhD | 1976 |
| Arthur J. Olson, PhD | 1976 |
| James R. Paulson, PhD | 1976 |
| Margaret E. Perkins, PhD | 1976 |
| Jon R. Polansky, MD | 1976 |
| Kathryn Radke, PhD | 1976 |
| James E. Rothman, PhD | 1976 |
| William T. Ruyechan, PhD | 1976 |
| Jeanette E. Schneider, PhD | 1976 |
| John W. Schrader, PhD | 1976 |
| Helen E. Schwartz, PhD | 1976 |
| Dr. Donna C. Sigurdson | 1976 |
| Marsha D. Stern, PhD | 1976 |
| Judy M. Teale, PhD | 1976 |
| Constantine D. Tsoukas, PhD | 1976 |
| Dr. Henry St. George Tucker | 1976 |
| Dr. Richard J. Tyhach | 1976 |
| Arthur M. Vogel, MD, PhD | 1976 |
| Samuel C. Wadsworth, PhD | 1976 |
| Kent W. Wilcox, PhD | 1976 |
| Leigh S. Wise, PhD | 1976 |
| Lyn Julian Yaffe, MD | 1976 |
| Michael A. Adams, PhD | 1977 |
| Dr. Jonathan Bell | 1977 |
| Cheeptip Benyajati, PhD | 1977 |
| Michael Bittner, PhD | 1977 |
| Dr. Susan Talley Brown | 1977 |
| Subhendra N. Chattopadhyay, PhD | 1977 |
| Linda Lai Y. Chun, PhD | 1977 |
| Stephen W. Chung, PhD | 1977 |
| Miles W. Cloyd, PhD | 1977 |
| Marc S. Collett, PhD | 1977 |
| Neal G. Copeland, PhD | 1977 |
| Dianne Damper, PhD | 1977 |
| Robert J. DeLeys, PhD | 1977 |
| Peter N. Devreotes, PhD | 1977 |
| David E. Draper, PhD | 1977 |
| Pamela Dunsmuir, PhD | 1977 |
| Helen Jane Dyson, PhD | 1977 |
| Leonard H. Evans, PhD | 1977 |
| Paul James Farrell, PhD, FRC | 1977 |
| Teryl K. Frey, PhD | 1977 |
| Richard A. Friedman, PhD | 1977 |
| Elaine V. Fuchs, PhD | 1977 |
| Paolo U. Giacomoni, PhD | 1977 |
| Neil D. Goldman, PhD | 1977 |
| James D. Griffin, MD | 1977 |
| Elzbieta Grzesiuk, PhD | 1977 |
| Perry B. Hackett, Jr., PhD | 1977 |
| Dr. Jeffrey Haemer | 1977 |
| Frederick S. Hagen, PhD | 1977 |
| Fred L. Heffron, PhD | 1977 |
| Urszula Hibner, PhD | 1977 |
| Ronald A. Hitzeman, PhD | 1977 |
| Ian V. Hutchinson, PhD | 1977 |
| Kenneth A. Jacobs, PhD | 1977 |
| Paul M. Keller, PhD | 1977 |
| Raymond A. Koski, PhD | 1977 |
| Sang He Lee, PhD | 1977 |
| Richard M. Maizels, PhD | 1977 |
| Nizarali R. Makan, MD | 1977 |
| James Martinell, PhD | 1977 |
| Diane Mathis, PhD | 1977 |
| E. Stuart Maxwell, PhD | 1977 |
| Kenneth B. Miller, MD | 1977 |
| Richard A. Miller, MD, PhD | 1977 |
| Susan Ann Moore, PhD | 1977 |
| Marion R. Nadel, PhD | 1977 |
| Barbara T. Nagle, PhD | 1977 |
| Larry R. Pease, PhD | 1977 |
| Anders Persson, MD, PhD | 1977 |
| Gordon M. Ringold, PhD | 1977 |
| Dr. Gail Lauer Roberts | 1977 |
| Alonzo H. Ross, PhD | 1977 |
| Marjorie Russel, PhD | 1977 |
| Daniela Sciaky, PhD | 1977 |
| Donald A. Sens, PhD | 1977 |
| Theodore E. Spiro, MD | 1977 |
| Stephen E. Straus, MD | 1977 |
| Lubomir P. Turek, MD | 1977 |
| Katherine A. Wall, PhD | 1977 |
| Kyonggeun Yoon, PhD | 1977 |
| Takao Arai, PhD | 1978 |
| Katharine Atkinson, PhD | 1978 |
| Barbara A. Baird, PhD | 1978 |
| Colin J. Barnstable, PhD | 1978 |
| Dorothy C. Bennett, PhD | 1978 |
| Anthony J. Brake, PhD | 1978 |
| Joan E. Brooks, PhD | 1978 |
| Peter C. Brown, PhD | 1978 |
| Donald M. Coen, PhD | 1978 |
| Christopher Coleclough, PhD | 1978 |
| Gregory E. Conner, PhD | 1978 |
| Brian L. Craine, MD, PhD | 1978 |
| Guido J. David, MD | 1978 |
| Kenneth J. Dean, PhD | 1978 |
| Alan L. Epstein, MD, PhD | 1978 |
| Larry M. Fisher, PhD | 1978 |
| Edward F. Fritsch, PhD | 1978 |
| Peter Gauss, PhD | 1978 |
| Moshe Gavish, PhD | 1978 |
| Michael D. Geier, PhD | 1978 |
| Stanton B. Gelvin, PhD | 1978 |
| John W. Groelke, PhD | 1978 |
| Charles J. Hackett, PhD | 1978 |
| Dr. Michael R. Hamrell | 1978 |
| Timothy G. Helentjaris, PhD | 1978 |
| Michael C. Hogan, PhD | 1978 |
| Shiu-Lok Hu, PhD | 1978 |
| Thomas D. Ingolia, PhD | 1978 |
| Judith A. Jaehning, PhD | 1978 |
| Barbara R. Jasny, PhD | 1978 |
| John F. Kaumeyer, PhD | 1978 |
| Samuel C. Kayman, PhD | 1978 |
| Bill A. Kilpatrick, PhD | 1978 |
| Lary J. Kilton, MD | 1978 |
| Leonard Klevan, PhD | 1978 |
| Leslie A. Leinwand, PhD | 1978 |
| Charles D. Little, PhD | 1978 |
| Sheila P. Little, PhD | 1978 |
| Thomas J. Lukas, PhD | 1978 |
| Phillip A. Martens, PhD | 1978 |
| Marian B. Meyers, PhD | 1978 |
| Edward L. Morgan, PhD | 1978 |
| Joel D. Pardee, PhD | 1978 |
| Dr. Shelley M. Payne | 1978 |
| Michael R. Payne, PhD | 1978 |
| Farhang Payvar, PhD | 1978 |
| Dr. Diane J. Plotkin | 1978 |
| Alberto D. Podjarny, PhD | 1978 |
| Christopher Reading, PhD | 1978 |
| Barry S. Rosenstein, MD, PhD | 1978 |
| Kenneth L. Rosenthal, PhD | 1978 |
| Maria S. Salvato, PhD | 1978 |
| Jacqueline M. Segall, PhD | 1978 |
| Rashid A. Shaikh, PhD | 1978 |
| H. Michael Shepard, PhD | 1978 |
| Richard B. Sheridan, PhD | 1978 |
| Paul Simon, PhD | 1978 |
| Ralph M. Sinibaldi, PhD | 1978 |
| Stephen J. Stahl, PhD | 1978 |
| Nigel D. Stow, PhD | 1978 |
| Jeffrey N. Strathern, PhD | 1978 |
| Thomas W. Sturgill, MD, PhD | 1978 |
| Sun-sang J. Sung, PhD | 1978 |
| Tempelis | 1978 |
| Michael F. Thomashow, PhD | 1978 |
| Aslihan Tolun, PhD | 1978 |
| Gonul Velicelebi, PhD | 1978 |
| Dr. Robert Vigne | 1978 |
| Mary E. White-Scharf, PhD | 1978 |
| John E. Wiktorowicz, PhD | 1978 |
| Debra J. Wolgemuth-Jarashow, PhD | 1978 |
| Elihu M. Young, PhD | 1978 |
| Robert V. Zackroff, PhD | 1978 |
| Timothy J. Zamb, PhD | 1978 |
| Robert H. Zaugg, PhD | 1978 |
| Michael E. Akam, PhD | 1979 |
| France Ballivet-Keppel, PhD | 1979 |
| Donald Bellgrau, PhD | 1979 |
| William S. Bennett, Jr., PhD | 1979 |
| Kathleen L. Berkner, PhD | 1979 |
| Stephen M. Beverley, PhD | 1979 |
| Hamutal Borochov-Neori, PhD | 1979 |
| Brian C. Bowen, PhD | 1979 |
| Peter D. Byeff, MD | 1979 |
| Marc J. Chapdelaine, PhD | 1979 |
| Dominique J. Charron, MD, PhD | 1979 |
| Susan E. Conrad, PhD | 1979 |
| Robert M. Crowl, PhD | 1979 |
| Ronald L. Davis, PhD | 1979 |
| H. William Detrich III, PhD | 1979 |
| Kenneth A. Dill, PhD | 1979 |
| Carl S. Dobkin, PhD | 1979 |
| Michael A. Fennewald, PhD | 1979 |
| Gordon J. Freeman, PhD | 1979 |
| Christopher C. Glembotski, PhD | 1979 |
| Patrick William Gray, PhD | 1979 |
| Nathaniel Heintz, PhD | 1979 |
| Martin E. Hemler, PhD | 1979 |
| Lené J. Holland, PhD | 1979 |
| Gary C. Howard, PhD | 1979 |
| Ronald R. W. Jemmerson, PhD | 1979 |
| Barton A. Kamen, MD, PhD | 1979 |
| Elaine Kinney-Thomas, PhD | 1979 |
| Paul T. Kirschmeier, PhD | 1979 |
| Diane Jane S. Kuehn, PhD | 1979 |
| Lewis L. Lanier, PhD | 1979 |
| Gloria Lee, PhD | 1979 |
| Janet S. Lee, PhD | 1979 |
| Alfred S. Lewin, PhD | 1979 |
| Jim J. Lin, PhD | 1979 |
| Kenneth J. Livak, PhD | 1979 |
| Cecilia W. Lo, PhD | 1979 |
| Allan R. Lohe, PhD | 1979 |
| Ky Tsing Lowenhaupt, PhD | 1979 |
| Jeanne P. Margolskee, PhD | 1979 |
| Russell A. Maurer, PhD | 1979 |
| Melanie M. Merriman, PhD | 1979 |
| Dr. Terry C. Mincey | 1979 |
| Kevin W. Moore, PhD | 1979 |
| Robert F. Murphy, PhD | 1979 |
| Douglas H. Ohlendorf, PhD | 1979 |
| Barbara A. Osborne, PhD | 1979 |
| Michael F. Para, MD | 1979 |
| David J. Pintel, PhD | 1979 |
| Martin L. Privalsky, PhD | 1979 |
| Anjana Rao, PhD | 1979 |
| Michael J. Rindler, PhD | 1979 |
| Robert J. Robson, PhD | 1979 |
| Brian L. Sauer, PhD | 1979 |
| Richard C. Scarpulla, PhD | 1979 |
| Edward L. Schwartz, PhD | 1979 |
| Martin A. Schwartz, PhD | 1979 |
| Menahem Shoham, PhD | 1979 |
| Robert Simpson, PhD | 1979 |
| John Ernest Sims, PhD | 1979 |
| Jacob J. Steinberg, MD | 1979 |
| Bruce W. Stillman, PhD, FRS | 1979 |
| Yutaka Takeuchi, PhD | 1979 |
| Kelly G. Tatchell, PhD | 1979 |
| Asterios S. Tsiftsoglou, PhD | 1979 |
| Dennis L. Welker, PhD | 1979 |
| Dr. Stephen A. Winkle | 1979 |
| Robert B. Winter, PhD | 1979 |
| Tze-Chein (James) Wun, PhD | 1979 |
| Regina M. Wurst, PhD | 1979 |
Damon Runyon Scholars
The Scholar Award, an annual stipend of $100,000 for each of the three years, supported a Scholar’s independent investigation in the cancer field at a critical time in their research career, their first faculty position. This award was discontinued in 2006.
| 2006 Recipients |
|---|
| ^Howard Y. Chang, MD, PhD Kenneth G. and Elaine A. Langone Scholar Stanford University, Stanford, California |
| Jayanta Chaudhuri, PhD Fraternal Order of Eagles Scholar Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, New York, New York |
| Victoria M. D’Souza, PhD Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts |
| Kathryn M. Ferguson, PhD Dennis and Marsha Dammerman Scholar University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |
| 2005 Recipients |
| Qinghua Liu, PhD |
| David Z. Rudner, PhD |
| Julien Sage, PhD |
| Aaron F. Straight, PhD |
| Hai Yan, MD, PhD |
| 2004 Recipients |
| Steven D. Bruner, PhD |
| Arshad B. Desai, PhD |
| Neil Hunter, PhD |
| Eckhard Jankowsky, PhD |
| Mohammad Movassaghi, PhD |
| 2003 Recipients |
| Anders M. Näär, PhD |
| Phillip A. Newmark, PhD |
| Ardem Patapoutian, PhD |
| Kenneth E. Prehoda, PhD |
| Hui Zou, PhD |
| 2002 Recipients |
| ^Koichi Akashai, MD, PhD |
| Laura D. Attardi, PhD |
| Mark T. Bedford, PhD |
| ^Peter S. Nelson, MD |
| Suzanne L. Rutherford, PhD |
| 2001 Recipients |
| Dan P. Felsenfeld, PhD |
| Yi Wei Jiang, PhD |
| ^Randall W. King, MD, PhD |
| ^Peter P. Lee, MD |
| ^Theodora S. Ross, MD, PhD |
| ^Marcel R.M. van den Brink, MD, PhD |
| 2000 Recipients |
| ^Guido Franzoso, MD, PhD |
| Carla Koehler, PhD |
| John V. Moran, PhD |
| Peter Tontonoz, MD, PhD |
| Tso-Pang Yao, PhD |
| 1999 Recipients |
| ^Jeffrey D. Axelrod, PhD |
| Lin Chen, PhD |
| Yukiko Goda, PhD |
| Michelle D. Wang, PhD |
| Hongtao Yu, PhD |
| 1998 Recipients |
| Robert J. Duronio, PhD |
| Chen-Ming Fan, PhD |
| Ramesh A. Shivdasani, MD, PhD |
| James B. Skeath, PhD |
| 1997 Recipients |
| Philip A. Cole, MD, PhD |
| Erik Mathias Jorgensen, PhD |
| Mark A. Lemmon, PhD |
| 1996 Recipients |
| Brian D. Dynlacht, PhD |
| Anirvan Ghosh, PhD |
| David Pellman, MD |
|
^Physician-Scientist |
Former Investigators
All former Clinical Investigators were supported by our founding sponsor, Eli Lilly and Company.
| 2003 Recipients |
|---|
| Scott A. Armstrong, MD, PhD |
| Peter D. Cole, MD |
| Dean W. Felsher, MD, PhD |
| Pierre P. Massion, MD |
| Jedd D. Wolchok, MD, PhD |
| 2002 Recipients |
| Madhav V. Dhodapkar, MD |
| William M. Grady, MD |
| Albert C. Koong, MD, PhD |
| James M. Olson, MD, PhD |
| Sridhar Mani, MD |
| 2001 Recipients |
| Joseph A. Califano, III, MD |
| Li Li, MD, PhD |
| Jennifer L. Malin, MD |
| William R. Sellers, MD |
| Cassian Yee, MD |
| 2000 Recipients |
| Rafael Fonseca, MD |
| Maura L. Gillison, MD, PhD |
| Vered Stearns, MD |
| Robert H. Vonderheide, MD, PhD |
| Edus “Hootie” Warren, MD, PhD |
Damon Runyon Fellows + Grantees (by award year): ‘10s
This list comprises all 3238 current and former Damon Runyon Fellows and Damon Runyon Grantees in alphabetical order. [G] indicates Grantees.
'40s | '50s | '60s | '70s | '80s | '90s | '00s | '10s
| '10s | |
|---|---|
| Fellow/Grantee | Award Start Date |
| Niels Bradshaw, PhD | 2010 |
| Meelad M. Dawlaty, PhD | 2010 |
| Elizabeth M. Duncan, PhD | 2010 |
| Kimberley Evason, MD, PhD | 2010 |
| Harrison W. Gabel, PhD | 2010 |
| Nicholas R. Guydosh, PhD | 2010 |
| Christopher J. Hale, PhD | 2010 |
| Tom A. Hartl, PhD | 2010 |
| Daniel A. Heller, PhD | 2010 |
| David G. Hendrickson, PhD | 2010 |
| Sujun Hua, PhD | 2010 |
| Nikhil S. Joshi, PhD | 2010 |
| Björn F.C. Kafsack, PhD | 2010 |
| Kristin A. Krukenberg, PhD | 2010 |
| Gabriel C. Lander, PhD | 2010 |
| John R. Lydeard, PhD | 2010 |
| Costas A. Lyssiotis, PhD | 2010 |
| Rebecca S. Mathew, PhD | 2010 |
| Dale Muzzey, PhD | 2010 |
| Jelena Nedjic, PhD | 2010 |
| Jason A. Reuter, PhD | 2010 |
| Duncan J. Smith, PhD | 2010 |
| Volker Schweikhard, PhD | 2010 |
| Lara C. Skwarek, PhD | 2010 |
| Sabrina L. Spencer, PhD | 2010 |
| Robin Evans Stanley, PhD | 2010 |
| Ian Y. Wong, PhD | 2010 |
| Dong Yan, PhD | 2010 |
| Alexandra Zidovska, PhD | 2010 |
| Pedro J. Batista, PhD | 2011 |
| David K. Breslow, PhD | 2011 |
| Deniz S. Buck, PhD | 2011 |
| Leon Y. Chan, PhD | 2011 |
| Adam de la Zerda, PhD | 2011 |
| Sarah E. Ewald, PhD | 2011 |
| Maria Genander, PhD | 2011 |
| Xi Huang, PhD | 2011 |
| Calvin H. Jan, PhD | 2011 |
| Yumi Kim, PhD | 2011 |
| Hua Lu, PhD | 2011 |
| Wan-Jin Lu, PhD | 2011 |
| Ying Lu, PhD | 2011 |
| Raymond E. Moellering, PhD | 2011 |
| Erin A. Osborne Nishimura, PhD | 2011 |
| Maurizio Righini, PhD | 2011 |
| Sumeet Sarin, PhD | 2011 |
| Daniel Schmidt, PhD | 2011 |
| James P. Scott-Browne, PhD | 2011 |
| Yoko Shibata, PhD | 2011 |
| Joshua J. Sims, PhD | 2011 |
| Rita L. Strack, PhD | 2011 |
| Nathan D. Thomsen, PhD | 2011 |
| Cole Trapnell, PhD | 2011 |
| Scott J. Valastyan, PhD | 2011 |
| Alexander Ward, PhD | 2011 |
| Qiong Yang, PhD | 2011 |
| Hyun Youk, PhD | 2011 |
| Jihye Yun, PhD | 2011 |
| Gira Bhabha, PhD | 2012 |
| Alistair N. Boettiger, PhD | 2012 |
| Christopher J. Bohlen, PhD | 2012 |
| Anne H. Bothmer, PhD | 2012 |
| Angela N. Brooks, PhD | 2012 |
| Gamze Ö. Çamdere, PhD | 2012 |
| Steven D. Cappell, PhD | 2012 |
| Mary J. Carroll, PhD | 2012 |
| Sidi Chen, PhD | 2012 |
| Stephanie T. Chen, PhD | 2012 |
| Lara E. Davis, MD [Sohn] | 2012 |
| Elie J. Diner, PhD | 2012 |
| Damian C. Ekiert, PhD | 2012 |
| Mingye Feng, PhD | 2012 |
| Jason A. Hall, PhD | 2012 |
| Li He, PhD | 2012 |
| Melanie Issigonis, PhD | 2012 |
| John J. Karijolich, PhD | 2012 |
| Ralph E. Kleiner, PhD | 2012 |
| Shijing Luo, PhD | 2012 |
| Ryota Matsuoka, PhD | 2012 |
| Robert K. McGinty, MD, PhD | 2012 |
| Cory Y. McLean, PhD | 2012 |
| Karl A. Merrick, PhD | 2012 |
| Katarina Moravcevic, PhD | 2012 |
| Renee Otten, PhD | 2012 |
| Michael E. Pacold, MD, PhD | 2012 |
| Douglas H. Phanstiel, PhD | 2012 |
| Laura Pontano Vaites, PhD | 2012 |
| Maximilian W. Popp, PhD | 2012 |
| Lisa R. Racki, PhD | 2012 |
| Leah R. Sabin, PhD | 2012 |
| Christopher J. Shoemaker, PhD | 2012 |
| Angela J. Sievert, MD [Sohn] | 2012 |
| Peter J. Skene, PhD | 2012 |
| Michael J. Smanski, PhD | 2012 |
| Lora B. Sweeney, PhD | 2012 |
| Leo D. Wang, MD, PhD [Sohn] | 2012 |
| Yanling Wang, PhD | 2012 |
| Stephanie C. Weber, PhD | 2012 |
| Arun P. Wiita, MD, PhD | 2012 |
| Rui Yue, PhD | 2012 |
| Nicholas Arpaia, PhD | 2013 |
| Christine R. Beck, PhD | 2013 |
| Alba Diz Muñoz, PhD | 2013 |
| Lydia Finley, PhD | 2013 |
| Ari J. Firestone, PhD | 2013 |
| Junjie U. Guo, PhD | 2013 |
| Itamar Harel, PhD | 2013 |
| Serkan Kir, PhD | 2013 |
| Chih-Yung Lee, PhD | 2013 |
| Wenyu Luo, PhD | 2013 |
| Maria M. Mihaylova, PhD | 2013 |
| Evgenia N. Nikolova, PhD | 2013 |
| Summer B. Thyme, PhD | 2013 |
| Ozlem Yildirim, PhD | 2013 |
| Dmitriy Zamarin, MD, PhD | 2013 |
Damon Runyon Fellows + Grantees (by award year): ‘00s
This list comprises all 3238 current and former Damon Runyon Fellows and Damon Runyon Grantees in alphabetical order. [G] indicates Grantees.
'40s | '50s | '60s | '70s | '80s | '90s | '00s | '10s
| '00s | |
|---|---|
| Fellow/Grantee | Award Start Date |
| Arkhat Abzhanov, PhD | 2000 |
| Kaveh Ashrafi, PhD | 2000 |
| Julie M. Bailis, PhD | 2000 |
| Anthony C. Bishop, PhD | 2000 |
| Catherine A. Brennan, PhD | 2000 |
| Tracy T. Cao, PhD | 2000 |
| James R. Carlyle, PhD | 2000 |
| Paula Cramer, PhD | 2000 |
| Nika N. Danial, PhD | 2000 |
| Jeremy Dittman, MD, PhD | 2000 |
| Jean-Francois Fortin, PhD | 2000 |
| Nicole J. Francis, PhD | 2000 |
| Christy J. Fryer, PhD | 2000 |
| Limor Gabay, PhD | 2000 |
| Scott D. Gradia, PhD | 2000 |
| Jeonghoon Han, PhD | 2000 |
| Allyson Hatton, PhD | 2000 |
| Chuan He, PhD | 2000 |
| Haochu Huang, PhD | 2000 |
| Darrell J. Irvine, PhD | 2000 |
| Eric Jan, PhD | 2000 |
| Sheila S. Jaswal, PhD | 2000 |
| Grant Jensen, PhD | 2000 |
| Jessica M. Jones, PhD | 2000 |
| Ellen N. Kersh, PhD | 2000 |
| Carla M. Koehler, PhD | 2000 |
| Mondira Kundu, MD, PhD | 2000 |
| Eric C. Lai, PhD | 2000 |
| Jun-Yi Leu, PhD | 2000 |
| Qing Lin, PhD | 2000 |
| Xiaowei Lu, PhD | 2000 |
| Le Ma, PhD | 2000 |
| Nicole M. Mahoney, PhD | 2000 |
| Jeffrey G. Mandell, PhD | 2000 |
| David A. Mann, PhD | 2000 |
| Alexey J. Merz, PhD | 2000 |
| Rhett J. Michelson, PhD | 2000 |
| John V. Moran, PhD | 2000 |
| William W. Navarre, PhD | 2000 |
| Huck Hui Ng, PhD | 2000 |
| Jack Nguyen, PhD | 2000 |
| Suzanne Paradis, PhD | 2000 |
| Gentry N. Patrick, PhD | 2000 |
| Shahrooz Rabizadeh, PhD | 2000 |
| Nina B. Reuven, PhD | 2000 |
| Shu-ou Shan, PhD | 2000 |
| Kim T. Simons, PhD | 2000 |
| Gillian M. Stanfield, PhD | 2000 |
| Charles E. Stebbins, PhD | 2000 |
| William D. Tracey, Jr., PhD | 2000 |
| Anthony D. Tramontin, PhD | 2000 |
| Billy (Chih-Hung) Tsai, PhD | 2000 |
| Randolph S. Watnick, PhD | 2000 |
| Jing Yang, PhD | 2000 |
| Wen-Chin Yang, PhD | 2000 |
| Tso-Pang Yao, PhD | 2000 |
| Jennifer A. Zallen, PhD | 2000 |
| Heng Zhu, PhD | 2000 |
| Diego A. R. Zorio, PhD | 2000 |
| Lee Zou, PhD | 2000 |
| Mark J. Zylka, PhD | 2000 |
| Karl M. Ansel, PhD | 2001 |
| Charles L. Asbury, PhD | 2001 |
| Penny J. Beuning, PhD | 2001 |
| Andrew Bloecher, PhD | 2001 |
| Steven D. Bruner, PhD | 2001 |
| Tara L. Chapman-Arvedson, PhD | 2001 |
| Chonghui Cheng, PhD | 2001 |
| Chiou-Fen Chuang, PhD | 2001 |
| Catherine A. Collins, PhD | 2001 |
| Boaz Cook, PhD | 2001 |
| Tamara Darsow, PhD | 2001 |
| Christopher S. Hayes, PhD | 2001 |
| Andrew B. Herr, PhD | 2001 |
| Robyn P. Hickerson, PhD | 2001 |
| Christina M. Hull, PhD | 2001 |
| Takao Inoue, PhD | 2001 |
| Yi Wei Jiang, PhD | 2001 |
| Daniel L. Kaplan, PhD | 2001 |
| Kathryn M. Koeller, PhD | 2001 |
| Siu S. Lee, PhD | 2001 |
| Wei-Lih Lee, PhD | 2001 |
| Hung-Wen Li, PhD | 2001 |
| Shang Li, PhD | 2001 |
| Yung S. Lie, PhD | 2001 |
| Anders M. Lindroth, PhD | 2001 |
| Qinghua Liu, PhD | 2001 |
| Xiaowei Lu, PhD | 2001 |
| Le Ma, PhD | 2001 |
| David M. MacAlpine, PhD | 2001 |
| Debora Mancini-DiNardo, PhD | 2001 |
| Michael T. Marr, PhD | 2001 |
| Maria K. Mateyak, PhD | 2001 |
| Marc D. Meneghini, PhD | 2001 |
| James R. Mitchell, PhD | 2001 |
| Mohammad Movassaghi, PhD | 2001 |
| Kerri A. Mowen, PhD | 2001 |
| William W. Navarre, PhD | 2001 |
| Vu Ngo, PhD | 2001 |
| Vasilis Ntziachristos, PhD | 2001 |
| Joseph T. Opferman, PhD | 2001 |
| Jeffrey A. Pleiss, PhD | 2001 |
| Tal Raveh, PhD | 2001 |
| Adrian Salic, PhD | 2001 |
| Christopher Sassetti, PhD | 2001 |
| Peter A. Savage, PhD | 2001 |
| William M. Shih, PhD | 2001 |
| Deborah J. Stauber, PhD | 2001 |
| Howard M. Stern, MD, PhD | 2001 |
| Derek S. Tan, PhD | 2001 |
| Muneesh Tewari, MD, PhD | 2001 |
| Wei Tong, PhD | 2001 |
| Russell E. Vance, PhD | 2001 |
| Hector Viadiu, PhD | 2001 |
| Cindy Voisine, PhD | 2001 |
| Orion Weiner, PhD | 2001 |
| Hynek Wichterle, PhD | 2001 |
| Matthew A. Young, PhD | 2001 |
| Muhammad N. Yousaf, PhD | 2001 |
| Xiaolan Zhao, PhD | 2001 |
| Pablo S. Aguilar, PhD | 2002 |
| Gabriela M. Alexandru, PhD | 2002 |
| Jianwu Bai, PhD | 2002 |
| Thomas G. Bernhardt, PhD | 2002 |
| Victoria Brown-Kennerly, PhD | 2002 |
| B. Nelson Chau, PhD | 2002 |
| Jason W. Chin, PhD | 2002 |
| William M. Clemons, Jr., PhD | 2002 |
| Nicholas K. Conrad, PhD | 2002 |
| Gregory J. Cost, PhD | 2002 |
| Chad A. Cowan, PhD | 2002 |
| Erin J. Cram, PhD | 2002 |
| Jan-Hermen Dannenberg, PhD | 2002 |
| Wolfgang Fischle, PhD | 2002 |
| Edan Foley, PhD | 2002 |
| Lakshmikanth S. Gandikota, PhD | 2002 |
| Min Gao, PhD | 2002 |
| Alla Grishok, PhD | 2002 |
| Georgia Hatzivassiliou, PhD | 2002 |
| Karl A. Haushalter, PhD | 2002 |
| Alexander R. Horswill, PhD | 2002 |
| Hyotcherl Ihee, PhD | 2002 |
| Frederick J. LaRiviere, PhD | 2002 |
| Yung S. Lie, PhD | 2002 |
| Till Marquardt, PhD | 2002 |
| Richard S. Maser, PhD | 2002 |
| Jacob A. Mayfield, PhD | 2002 |
| D. Scott Merrell, PhD | 2002 |
| Brian Gene Miller, PhD | 2002 |
| Sean D. Moore, PhD | 2002 |
| Thuy-Linh Nguyen, PhD | 2002 |
| Sean M. O'Rourke, PhD | 2002 |
| Suzanne Paradis, PhD | 2002 |
| Amanda Paulovich, MD, PhD | 2002 |
| Julie Pfeiffer, PhD | 2002 |
| Christopher D. Putnam, PhD | 2002 |
| Narendrakumar Ramanan, PhD | 2002 |
| Tal Raveh, PhD | 2002 |
| Sean P. Ryder, PhD | 2002 |
| Ora Schueler-Furman, PhD | 2002 |
| Wenying Shou, PhD | 2002 |
| Derek S. Sieburth, PhD | 2002 |
| Kim T. Simons, PhD | 2002 |
| Nicholas S. Sokol, PhD | 2002 |
| Junichiro Sonoda, PhD | 2002 |
| Clemens M. Steegborn, PhD | 2002 |
| Weiguo Andy Tao, PhD | 2002 |
| Steven J. Taylor, PhD | 2002 |
| Jesus Torres-Vazquez, PhD | 2002 |
| Morgan Tucker, PhD | 2002 |
| Matthew R. Wallenfang, PhD | 2002 |
| Michael D. Blower, PhD | 2003 |
| Kristine N. Brazin, PhD | 2003 |
| Sara C. Buonomo, PhD | 2003 |
| Kate S. Carroll, PhD | 2003 |
| Leah E. Cowen, PhD | 2003 |
| Marc I. Damelin, PhD | 2003 |
| Damien D'Amours, PhD | 2003 |
| Karina Del Punta, PhD | 2003 |
| Lauren I. Richie Ehrlich, PhD | 2003 |
| Jocelyn R. Grunwell, PhD | 2003 |
| David A. Guertin, PhD | 2003 |
| Kevin Haigis, PhD | 2003 |
| Zsuzsa A. Hamburger, PhD | 2003 |
| Hailan Hu, PhD | 2003 |
| Christopher P. Jaroniec, PhD | 2003 |
| Cheng-Yu Lee, PhD | 2003 |
| Kenneth K. Lee, PhD | 2003 |
| Kenneth K. Lee, PhD | 2003 |
| Lewyn Li, PhD | 2003 |
| Yanshun Liu, PhD | 2003 |
| Junhao Mao, PhD | 2003 |
| Maxence V. Nachury, PhD | 2003 |
| Virginie Orgogozo, PhD | 2003 |
| Christopher J. Potter, PhD | 2003 |
| Chad A. Rappleye, PhD | 2003 |
| Avital Adah Rodal, PhD | 2003 |
| Antonina Roll-Mecak, PhD | 2003 |
| Melissa M. Rolls, PhD | 2003 |
| Derrick J. Rossi, PhD | 2003 |
| Seth Rubin, PhD | 2003 |
| Frederic G. Sauer, PhD | 2003 |
| Anita G. Seto, PhD | 2003 |
| Vikram Sudarsan, PhD | 2003 |
| Michael M. Sutton, PhD | 2003 |
| Quinton Tieu, PhD | 2003 |
| Tina Trnka, PhD | 2003 |
| Jue (Jade) D. Wang, PhD | 2003 |
| Lei Wang, PhD | 2003 |
| Zefeng Wang, PhD | 2003 |
| Karen A. Wehner, PhD | 2003 |
| Patricia J. Wittkopp, PhD | 2003 |
| Hai Wu, PhD | 2003 |
| Andrew E. Wurmser, PhD | 2003 |
| Zuo Zhang, PhD | 2003 |
| Qiao (Joe) Zhou, PhD | 2003 |
| Joseph Ziegelbauer, PhD | 2003 |
| Lee Zou, PhD | 2003 |
| John Christopher Anderson, PhD | 2004 |
| Zhirong Bao, PhD | 2004 |
| Jennifer A. Benanti, PhD | 2004 |
| Edward P. Browne, PhD | 2004 |
| Briana M. Burton, PhD | 2004 |
| Laura A. Buttitta, PhD | 2004 |
| Sreekanth H. Chalasani, PhD | 2004 |
| Clark C. Chen, MD, PhD | 2004 |
| Daniel A. Colón-Ramos, PhD | 2004 |
| Markus W. Covert, PhD | 2004 |
| Sarah Delaney, PhD | 2004 |
| Thomas E. Edwards, PhD | 2004 |
| Sandra E. Encalada, PhD | 2004 |
| Wendy V. Gilbert, PhD | 2004 |
| Howard C. Hang, PhD | 2004 |
| David L. Hava, PhD | 2004 |
| Sokol Haxhinasto, PhD | 2004 |
| Claudio A. Hetz, PhD | 2004 |
| Valerie Horsley, PhD | 2004 |
| Hailan Hu, PhD | 2004 |
| Tony T. Huang, PhD | 2004 |
| Karsten Hueffer, PhD | 2004 |
| Steven A. Jacobs, PhD | 2004 |
| Amanda M. Jamieson, PhD | 2004 |
| John Karanicolas, PhD | 2004 |
| Katrin Karbstein, PhD | 2004 |
| Alain Laederach, PhD | 2004 |
| Jess Herter Leber, PhD | 2004 |
| Paul S. Maddox, PhD | 2004 |
| Jesse Mager, PhD | 2004 |
| Ayelet Maor-Shoshani, PhD | 2004 |
| Florence L. Marlow, PhD | 2004 |
| Olivier Nolan-Stevaux, PhD | 2004 |
| Siew Loon Ooi, PhD | 2004 |
| Devin H. Parry, PhD | 2004 |
| Scott T. Phillips, PhD | 2004 |
| Elizabeth D. Prescott, PhD | 2004 |
| Pardis C. Sabeti, MD, DPhil | 2004 |
| Gopal P. Sapkota, PhD | 2004 |
| Susan Ruth Schwab, PhD | 2004 |
| Feng Shao, PhD | 2004 |
| Alice Tsang Shaw, MD, PhD | 2004 |
| Georgios Skiniotis, PhD | 2004 |
| Vincent J. Starai, PhD | 2004 |
| Bosiljka Tasic, PhD | 2004 |
| Meng-Fu "Bryan" Tsou, PhD | 2004 |
| Megan T. Valentine, PhD | 2004 |
| Emmy W. Verschuren, PhD | 2004 |
| Sarah M. Wignall, PhD | 2004 |
| Joanna K. Wysocka, PhD | 2004 |
| Stefan Aigner, PhD | 2005 |
| Diego Alvarado, PhD | 2005 |
| José L. Avalos, PhD | 2005 |
| John B. Biggins, PhD | 2005 |
| Ava E. Brent, PhD | 2005 |
| Craig J. Ceol, PhD | 2005 |
| Kara L. Cerveny, PhD | 2005 |
| Daniel P. Denning, PhD | 2005 |
| Mark A. DePristo, PhD | 2005 |
| Zhihu (Jeff) Ding, PhD | 2005 |
| Danica P. Galonic, PhD | 2005 |
| David R. Halpin, PhD | 2005 |
| Howard C. Hang, PhD | 2005 |
| Dinari A. Harris, PhD | 2005 |
| Nathan J. Hillson, PhD | 2005 |
| Hsin-Yi Henry Ho, PhD | 2005 |
| Kinneret Keren, PhD | 2005 |
| Kamal Mohan Khanna, PhD | 2005 |
| Daniel J. Klein, PhD | 2005 |
| Ngan Lam, PhD | 2005 |
| Anne Lanjuin, PhD | 2005 |
| Brian Lee, PhD | 2005 |
| Paul Liu, PhD | 2005 |
| Ivan Maillard, MD, PhD | 2005 |
| Kurt W. Marek, PhD | 2005 |
| Elizabeth C. Marin, PhD | 2005 |
| Mathew G. Miller, PhD | 2005 |
| Kenny C. Mok, PhD | 2005 |
| Norie Momiyama, PhD | 2005 |
| Joseph D. Mougous, PhD | 2005 |
| Don X. Nguyen, PhD | 2005 |
| Ajit Nott, PhD | 2005 |
| Bret J. Pearson, PhD | 2005 |
| Chad G. Pearson, PhD | 2005 |
| John L. Rinn, PhD | 2005 |
| Lisa Z. Scheifele, PhD | 2005 |
| Navdar Sever, PhD | 2005 |
| Daniel D. Shaye, PhD | 2005 |
| Chanseok Shin, PhD | 2005 |
| Serena J. Silver, PhD | 2005 |
| Guo Wei, PhD | 2005 |
| Yifeng Zhang, PhD | 2005 |
| Anirban Banerjee, PhD | 2006 |
| Duhee Bang, PhD | 2006 |
| Marnie E.G. Carey, PhD | 2006 |
| Gloria B. Choi, PhD | 2006 |
| Frauke Drees, PhD | 2006 |
| Wendy S. Garrett, MD, PhD | 2006 |
| Jesse H. Goldberg, MD, PhD | 2006 |
| Brian D. Gregory, PhD | 2006 |
| Guobin He, PhD | 2006 |
| Haley Hieronymus, PhD | 2006 |
| Reginald Hill, PhD | 2006 |
| Sally A. Kim, PhD | 2006 |
| Johanna Lahdenranta, PhD | 2006 |
| Brendan N. Lilley, PhD | 2006 |
| Patrick James Lupardus, PhD | 2006 |
| David Maag, PhD | 2006 |
| Patrick T. McGrath, PhD | 2006 |
| Kathryn A. O'Donnell, PhD | 2006 |
| Ji-Hye Paik, PhD | 2006 |
| Rajat Rohatgi, MD, PhD | 2006 |
| Ian C. Schneider, PhD | 2006 |
| Matthew G. Vander Heiden, MD, PhD | 2006 |
| Qian Wang, PhD | 2006 |
| Monte Winslow, PhD | 2006 |
| John Cliff Yoon, MD, PhD | 2006 |
| Jong W. Yu, PhD | 2006 |
| Xiaoyan Zheng, PhD | 2006 |
| Danielle S.W. Benoit, PhD | 2007 |
| Maya Capelson, PhD | 2007 |
| Emily Arias Foley, PhD | 2007 |
| Lu Gan, PhD | 2007 |
| Lea A. Goentoro, PhD | 2007 |
| Mary G. Goll, PhD | 2007 |
| Michael D. Gordon, PhD | 2007 |
| Ryan C. Heller, PhD | 2007 |
| Thomas M. Huckaba, PhD | 2007 |
| Rebecca A. Ihrie, PhD | 2007 |
| Melissa R. Junttila, PhD | 2007 |
| Krista Kaasik, PhD | 2007 |
| László Kürti, PhD | 2007 |
| Esteban O. Mazzoni, PhD | 2007 |
| David S. Matus, PhD | 2007 |
| Yunsun Nam, PhD | 2007 |
| Guangshuo Ou, PhD | 2007 |
| Cara T. Pager, PhD | 2007 |
| Katharina Schlacher, PhD | 2007 |
| Heather M. Scobie, PhD | 2007 |
| Sarah E. Siegrist, PhD | 2007 |
| Karsten H. Siller, PhD | 2007 |
| Tao Wang, PhD | 2007 |
| Kathryn E. Wellen, PhD | 2007 |
| Yu Wong, MD, PhD | 2007 |
| Yun Wu, PhD | 2007 |
| Shenqin Yao, PhD | 2007 |
| Hayan Yoon, PhD | 2007 |
| Lu Bai, PhD | 2008 |
| Laura A. Banaszynski, PhD | 2008 |
| Eric J. Bennett, PhD | 2008 |
| Jelena Bezbradica, PhD | 2008 |
| Michelle M. Boehm, PhD | 2008 |
| Sarah K. Bowman, PhD | 2008 |
| Ken Cadwell, PhD | 2008 |
| Erhu Cao, PhD | 2008 |
| Lee Stirling Churchman, PhD | 2008 |
| Alexandra M. Deaconescu, PhD | 2008 |
| Erik W. Debler, PhD | 2008 |
| Michael J. Emanuele, PhD | 2008 |
| Sunny D. Gilbert, PhD | 2008 |
| Gianna Elena Hammer, PhD | 2008 |
| Yoh Isogai, PhD | 2008 |
| Daniel F. Jarosz, PhD | 2008 |
| Christopher A. Johnston, PharmD, PhD | 2008 |
| Chitra V. Kotwaliwale, PhD | 2008 |
| Adam G. Matthews, PhD | 2008 |
| Akinyemi I. Ojesina, MBBS, PhD | 2008 |
| Carolyn M. Phillips, PhD | 2008 |
| Avi Priel, PhD | 2008 |
| Melanie A. Samuel, PhD | 2008 |
| Dipali G. Sashital, PhD | 2008 |
| Elizabeth S. Sattely, PhD | 2008 |
| Alla A. Sigova, PhD | 2008 |
| Timothy O. Street, PhD | 2008 |
| Sarah E. Tully, PhD | 2008 |
| Brian J. Yeh, PhD | 2008 |
| Elaine M. Youngman, PhD | 2008 |
| Xiaomeng Milton Yu, PhD | 2008 |
| Orkun Akin, PhD | 2009 |
| Sean C. Bendall, PhD | 2009 |
| Robert K. Bradley, PhD | 2009 |
| Matthew F. Calabrese, PhD | 2009 |
| Christopher S. Campbell, PhD | 2009 |
| Jianfu Chen, PhD | 2009 |
| Won-Suk Chung, PhD | 2009 |
| Oscar R. Colegio, MD, PhD | 2009 |
| Jason Michael Crawford, PhD | 2009 |
| Nadya Dimitrova, PhD | 2009 |
| William J. Greenleaf, PhD | 2009 |
| William Rodney Hardy, PhD | 2009 |
| Kristina M. Herbert, PhD | 2009 |
| Chuan-Hsiang Huang, MD, PhD | 2009 |
| Simon Jenni, PhD | 2009 |
| Jung-Min Kee, PhD | 2009 |
| Daniel H. Kim, PhD | 2009 |
| Young Kwon, PhD | 2009 |
| Liana F. Lareau, PhD | 2009 |
| Ken S. Lau, PhD | 2009 |
| Josselin Milloz, PhD | 2009 |
| Taiowa A. Montgomery, PhD | 2009 |
| Benjamin R. Myers, PhD | 2009 |
| Jared T. Nordman, PhD | 2009 |
| Tiffany A. Reese, PhD | 2009 |
| Sharsti L. Sandall, PhD | 2009 |
| Xu Tan, PhD | 2009 |
| Ilan Wapinski, PhD | 2009 |
| Jesse Zalatan, PhD | 2009 |
Damon Runyon Fellows + Grantees (by award year): ‘90s
This list comprises all 3238 current and former Damon Runyon Fellows and Damon Runyon Grantees in alphabetical order. [G] indicates Grantees.
'40s | '50s | '60s | '70s | '80s | '90s | '00s | '10s
| '90s | |
|---|---|
| Fellow/Grantee | Award Start Date |
| Charles K. Barlowe, PhD | 1990 |
| John D. Benson, PhD | 1990 |
| Kerry L. Blanchard, MD, PhD | 1990 |
| Patrick J. Brennwald, PhD | 1990 |
| Mingjie Cai, PhD | 1990 |
| John S. Chant, PhD | 1990 |
| Bruce R. Conklin, MD | 1990 |
| David R. Corey, PhD | 1990 |
| Florence F. Davidson, PhD | 1990 |
| Steven F. Dowdy, PhD | 1990 |
| Wayne J. Fairbrother, DPhil | 1990 |
| Deanna M. Frost, PhD | 1990 |
| James Halbrook, PhD | 1990 |
| Dale Hereld, MD, PhD | 1990 |
| Thomas P. Jarvie, PhD | 1990 |
| Leonard J. Kaplan, MD, PhD | 1990 |
| Joon Kim, PhD | 1990 |
| Peter S. Klein, MD, PhD | 1990 |
| Timothy F. Kowalik, PhD | 1990 |
| Daniel J. Lew, PhD | 1990 |
| David J. Lockhart, PhD | 1990 |
| Patrick J. Loll, PhD | 1990 |
| David P. Mack, PhD | 1990 |
| Alex O. Morla, PhD | 1990 |
| John E. Murphy, PhD | 1990 |
| Takayuki Nagasaki, PhD | 1990 |
| Vikram Narasimhan, PhD | 1990 |
| Curtis T. Okamoto, PhD | 1990 |
| Steven E. Passmore, PhD | 1990 |
| Phillip A. Patten, PhD | 1990 |
| M.K. Raghuraman, PhD | 1990 |
| Zora R. Rogers, MD | 1990 |
| Anne G. Rosenwald, PhD | 1990 |
| Ananda L. Roy, PhD | 1990 |
| Leslie E. Sieburth, PhD | 1990 |
| James M. Slauch, PhD | 1990 |
| Susan Smith, PhD | 1990 |
| Brian J. Stockman, PhD | 1990 |
| Li-Kuo Su, PhD | 1990 |
| Mark W. Walberg, MD, PhD | 1990 |
| Nancy C. Walworth, PhD | 1990 |
| Angus C. Wilson, PhD | 1990 |
| Lynn Wolfe, PhD | 1990 |
| Gerard P. Zambetti, PhD | 1990 |
| Andrew R. Zinn, MD, PhD | 1990 |
| Robert A. Arkowitz, PhD | 1991 |
| Jill E. Bargonetti-Chavarria, PhD | 1991 |
| Sharon E. Bickel, PhD | 1991 |
| Alex B. Burgin, Jr., PhD | 1991 |
| Liang Cao, PhD | 1991 |
| Daniel I. Chasman, PhD | 1991 |
| Chaejoon Cheong, PhD | 1991 |
| Lucio Comai, PhD | 1991 |
| William D. Cress, Jr., PhD | 1991 |
| Lina Moitoso de Vargas, PhD | 1991 |
| Carolyn J. Decker, PhD | 1991 |
| Leslie K. Derr, PhD | 1991 |
| Feng B. Dong, PhD | 1991 |
| Deborah R. Finlay, PhD | 1991 |
| Anirvan Ghosh, PhD | 1991 |
| Yukiko Goda, PhD | 1991 |
| Frank A. Gomez, PhD | 1991 |
| Bing Gong, PhD | 1991 |
| Joseph V. Gray, PhD | 1991 |
| Douglas Harrison, PhD | 1991 |
| Paul K. Herman, PhD | 1991 |
| Roger A. Hoskins, PhD | 1991 |
| Rebecca Kellum, PhD | 1991 |
| Naoko Kobayashi, PhD | 1991 |
| Kerry Kornfeld, MD, PhD | 1991 |
| Eric C. Liebl, PhD | 1991 |
| Jun Liu, PhD | 1991 |
| Xuan Liu, MD, PhD | 1991 |
| Zhongchi Liu, PhD | 1991 |
| Andrew D. Luster, MD, PhD | 1991 |
| A. Gregory Matera, PhD | 1991 |
| Julia M. Michelotti, PhD | 1991 |
| Kevin N. Morris, PhD | 1991 |
| Tao Pan, PhD | 1991 |
| Nipam H. Patel, PhD | 1991 |
| Haydn M. Prosser, PhD | 1991 |
| Charles C. Query, MD, PhD | 1991 |
| J. Michael Ruppert, MD, PhD | 1991 |
| Mark E. Schmitt, PhD | 1991 |
| Bruce A. Sullenger, PhD | 1991 |
| Ian C.A. Taylor, PhD | 1991 |
| Wayne P. Wahls, PhD | 1991 |
| Xiaodong Wang, PhD | 1991 |
| Leland C. Webster, PhD | 1991 |
| Linda K. Wilson, PhD | 1991 |
| Amnon Wolf, PhD | 1991 |
| Adam Antebi, PhD | 1992 |
| Sarah Kay Bronson, PhD | 1992 |
| Andrew Camilli, PhD | 1992 |
| Joseph B. Duffy, PhD | 1992 |
| Robert J. Duronio, PhD | 1992 |
| Chen-Ming Fan, PhD | 1992 |
| Jeffrey S. Flick, PhD | 1992 |
| Doron Ginsberg, PhD | 1992 |
| James A. Goodrich, PhD | 1992 |
| Gregory J. Hannon, PhD | 1992 |
| Christopher F. J. Hardy, PhD | 1992 |
| Miriam S. Hasson, PhD | 1992 |
| Daniel R. Herendeen, PhD | 1992 |
| John R. Horton, PhD | 1992 |
| David Y. Jackson, PhD | 1992 |
| Christina A. M. Jamieson, PhD | 1992 |
| Ronald L. Johnson, PhD | 1992 |
| Alan P. Kaplan, PhD | 1992 |
| David G. Lambright, PhD | 1992 |
| Charles T. Lauhon, PhD | 1992 |
| Robert J. Lechleider, MD | 1992 |
| Xiaoling Charlene Liao, PhD | 1992 |
| Jing-Jer Lin, PhD | 1992 |
| David F. Lowry, PhD | 1992 |
| Frederick M. MacDonnell, PhD | 1992 |
| Ronald McNamara, PhD | 1992 |
| Jeffrey H. Miner, PhD | 1992 |
| Lisa Molz, PhD | 1992 |
| Inke S. Nathke, PhD | 1992 |
| Bryce M. Paschal, PhD | 1992 |
| Dehua Pei, PhD | 1992 |
| Lilli M. Petruzzelli, MD, PhD | 1992 |
| Claudia L. Poglitsch, PhD | 1992 |
| Mark A. Poritz, PhD | 1992 |
| Peter M. Pryciak, PhD | 1992 |
| Jack Rohrer, PhD | 1992 |
| James A. Ruggles, PhD | 1992 |
| Frank D. Russo, PhD | 1992 |
| Monica K. Sauer, PhD | 1992 |
| Nicholas K. Sauter, PhD | 1992 |
| Julie Schwedock, PhD | 1992 |
| Gerald S. Shadel, PhD | 1992 |
| Hong Sun, PhD | 1992 |
| Elizabeth A. Vallen, PhD | 1992 |
| Maria del Mar Vivanco-Ruiz, PhD | 1992 |
| David A. Waring, PhD | 1992 |
| Hong Wu, MD, PhD | 1992 |
| Edwin G. Abel, PhD | 1993 |
| Sebastian Y. Bednarek, PhD | 1993 |
| Steven F. Bellon, PhD | 1993 |
| Erfei Bi, PhD | 1993 |
| Dale L. Bodian, PhD | 1993 |
| Carolyn A. Buser, PhD | 1993 |
| Amitabha Chakrabarti, PhD | 1993 |
| Xiaoying Chen, PhD | 1993 |
| Zhi Chen, MD, PhD | 1993 |
| Douglas S. Conklin, PhD | 1993 |
| Pamela Hankey Correll, PhD | 1993 |
| William D. Downs, PhD | 1993 |
| Brian D. Dynlacht, PhD | 1993 |
| Charles B. Epstein, PhD | 1993 |
| Mark J. Gilbert, MD | 1993 |
| Rachel Green, PhD | 1993 |
| E. Jane A. Hubbard, PhD | 1993 |
| Laurie L. Jackson-Grusby, PhD | 1993 |
| Vincent Jung, PhD | 1993 |
| Andrew Kolodziej, PhD | 1993 |
| Mark A. Lemmon, PhD | 1993 |
| Rong Li, PhD | 1993 |
| Stewart N. Loh, PhD | 1993 |
| Laura M. Machesky, PhD | 1993 |
| Jocelyn E. Malamy, PhD | 1993 |
| Jarema Malicki, PhD | 1993 |
| Eric H. Mercer, PhD | 1993 |
| Chaya Nanavati, PhD | 1993 |
| Ingrid C. Northwood, PhD | 1993 |
| Jeffrey W. Peng, PhD | 1993 |
| Kit J. Pogliano, PhD | 1993 |
| Jennifer A. Punt, VMD, PhD | 1993 |
| Joseph C. Reese, PhD | 1993 |
| Renee A. Reijo, PhD | 1993 |
| Christopher A. Roman, PhD | 1993 |
| Michael K. Rosen, PhD | 1993 |
| Marc E. Rothenberg, MD, PhD | 1993 |
| Lisa L. Satterwhite, PhD | 1993 |
| Peter W. Sherwood, PhD | 1993 |
| Brian K. Shoichet, PhD | 1993 |
| Steven M. Singer, PhD | 1993 |
| Andrew Sizeland, MD, PhD | 1993 |
| Albert V. Smith, PhD | 1993 |
| John Sondek, PhD | 1993 |
| Carolyn K. Suzuki, PhD | 1993 |
| Margaret A. Thompson, PhD | 1993 |
| Weidong Wang, PhD | 1993 |
| Yan Wang, PhD | 1993 |
| James M. Weimann, PhD | 1993 |
| Kenneth W. Wood, PhD | 1993 |
| Narayan Baidya, PhD | 1994 |
| Thomas S. Becker, PhD | 1994 |
| Melanie J. Bennett, PhD | 1994 |
| Kathlynn C. Brown, PhD | 1994 |
| Cathy H. Chang, PhD | 1994 |
| Catherine H. Charles, PhD | 1994 |
| Lin Chen, PhD | 1994 |
| Karlene A. Cimprich, PhD | 1994 |
| Craig D. Fairchild, PhD | 1994 |
| Dan P. Felsenfeld, PhD | 1994 |
| John R. Geiser, PhD | 1994 |
| Mark B. Gerstein, PhD | 1994 |
| Ilho Ha, PhD | 1994 |
| Frank G. Haluska, MD, PhD | 1994 |
| Marshall Horwitz, MD, PhD | 1994 |
| Weihong Hsing, PhD | 1994 |
| Z. Josh Huang, PhD | 1994 |
| Kenneth B. Kaplan, PhD | 1994 |
| Scott N. Keeney, PhD | 1994 |
| Margarethe J. Kuehn, PhD | 1994 |
| Kerstin K. Leuther, PhD | 1994 |
| Chun Liang, PhD | 1994 |
| Hua Lu, MD, PhD | 1994 |
| York Marahrens, PhD | 1994 |
| John J. Masters, PhD | 1994 |
| Joan C. Mecsas, PhD | 1994 |
| David Mu, PhD | 1994 |
| Aaron M. Neiman, PhD | 1994 |
| Jonathan D. Oliner, MD, PhD | 1994 |
| E. Michael Ostap, PhD | 1994 |
| John C. Prescott, PhD | 1994 |
| Thadd C. Reeder, PhD | 1994 |
| Dionisios Rentzeperis, PhD | 1994 |
| James H. Sabry, MD | 1994 |
| Joseph P. Sarsero, PhD | 1994 |
| Robert J. Sheaff, PhD | 1994 |
| Norberto D. Silva, Jr., PhD | 1994 |
| James B. Skeath, PhD | 1994 |
| Timothy C. Taylor, PhD | 1994 |
| Kuei-Shu Tung, PhD | 1994 |
| Michael D. Weinreich, PhD | 1994 |
| Yang Xu, PhD | 1994 |
| Yu Alex Zhang, PhD | 1994 |
| Xiao-Feng (Steven) Zheng, PhD | 1994 |
| Janet A. Alder, PhD | 1995 |
| Nenad Ban, PhD | 1995 |
| Chavela M. Carr, PhD | 1995 |
| Karyn L. Cepek, PhD | 1995 |
| Preet M. Chaudhary, MBBS, PhD | 1995 |
| Peter J. Dandliker, PhD | 1995 |
| Eric J. Foss, PhD | 1995 |
| David A. Fruman, PhD | 1995 |
| Yijie Gao, PhD | 1995 |
| Michael Glickman, PhD | 1995 |
| Megan E. Grether, PhD | 1995 |
| Pehr Arne B. Harbury, PhD | 1995 |
| Wouter D. Hoff, PhD | 1995 |
| Gene S. Huh, PhD | 1995 |
| Tae Kook Kim, PhD | 1995 |
| Laura J. Knoll, PhD | 1995 |
| Carla M. Koehler, PhD | 1995 |
| Kristen L. Kroll, PhD | 1995 |
| Jennifer L. Loebach, PhD | 1995 |
| Jon R. Lorsch, PhD | 1995 |
| Grant A. McArthur, MB BS (Hons) PhD, FRACP | 1995 |
| Paul C. Megee, PhD | 1995 |
| Matthew L. Meyerson, MD, PhD | 1995 |
| John V. Moran, PhD | 1995 |
| Lawrence C. Myers, PhD | 1995 |
| Anders M. Näär, PhD | 1995 |
| Phillip A. Newmark, PhD | 1995 |
| Jeffrey W. Orr, PhD | 1995 |
| George A. O'Toole, PhD | 1995 |
| Blake R. Peterson, PhD | 1995 |
| Gregg Roman, PhD | 1995 |
| Jagoree Roy, PhD | 1995 |
| Roman Sakowicz, PhD | 1995 |
| Jeff J. Sekelsky, PhD | 1995 |
| Virginia M. S. Shapiro, PhD | 1995 |
| Elaine Ayres Sia, PhD | 1995 |
| Domingos J. Silva, PhD | 1995 |
| Joanne Sloan-Lancaster, PhD | 1995 |
| Kenneth A. Sorensen, PhD | 1995 |
| Jason R. Swedlow, PhD | 1995 |
| Chih-Cheng Tsai, PhD | 1995 |
| Michelle D. Wang, PhD | 1995 |
| Zhiyan Wang, PhD | 1995 |
| Tso-Pang Yao, PhD | 1995 |
| Hongtao Yu, PhD | 1995 |
| Yi-Tao Yu, PhD | 1995 |
| Ming Huam Yuk, PhD | 1995 |
| Zheng Zhou, PhD | 1995 |
| Xuejun (Joe) Zhu, PhD | 1995 |
| Katayoun Afshar, PhD | 1996 |
| Brian J. Akerley, PhD | 1996 |
| Richard J. Bennett, PhD | 1996 |
| Azad Bonni, MD, PhD | 1996 |
| Richard C. Bunt, PhD | 1996 |
| Scott Cameron, MD, PhD | 1996 |
| Christina A. Cuomo, PhD | 1996 |
| Abby F. Dernburg, PhD | 1996 |
| Aaron DiAntonio, MD, PhD | 1996 |
| Jacqueline A. Dyck, PhD | 1996 |
| Steven M. Firestine, PhD | 1996 |
| C. Simone Fishburn, PhD | 1996 |
| Anirvan Ghosh, PhD | 1996 |
| Alan R. Hauser, MD, PhD | 1996 |
| Bruce H. Horwitz, MD, PhD | 1996 |
| Mingxia Huang, PhD | 1996 |
| Juan A. Inostroza, PhD | 1996 |
| Vasanthi Jayaraman, PhD | 1996 |
| Yu John Jiang, PhD | 1996 |
| Vineet N. Kewalramani, PhD | 1996 |
| Beth A. Lazazzera, PhD | 1996 |
| Petra A. Levin, PhD | 1996 |
| Erik A. Lundquist, PhD | 1996 |
| Susan K. Lyman, PhD | 1996 |
| G. Todd Milne, PhD | 1996 |
| Ardem Patapoutian, PhD | 1996 |
| Fabio Piano, PhD | 1996 |
| John E.J. Rasko, MD, PhD | 1996 |
| Carol A. Rohl, PhD | 1996 |
| Alice M. Rushforth, PhD | 1996 |
| Anthony Schwacha, PhD | 1996 |
| Kathleen M. C. Sullivan, PhD | 1996 |
| Rachel L. Tinker-Kulberg, PhD | 1996 |
| Xiao Tong, PhD | 1996 |
| Stuart M. Tugendreich, PhD | 1996 |
| Bennett C. Weintraub, PhD | 1996 |
| Clinton L. White, PhD | 1996 |
| Bart O. Williams, PhD | 1996 |
| David S. Wilson, PhD | 1996 |
| Liuzhong (John) Xu, PhD | 1996 |
| Yingzi Yang, PhD | 1996 |
| Hongkui Zeng, PhD | 1996 |
| Keji Zhao, PhD | 1996 |
| Scott Alper, PhD | 1997 |
| Michelle R. Arkin, PhD | 1997 |
| Mark T. Bedford, PhD | 1997 |
| Kirsten R. Benjamin, PhD | 1997 |
| Yuval Blat, PhD | 1997 |
| Laura C. Bridgewater, PhD | 1997 |
| Michael S. Campbell, PhD | 1997 |
| Henry C. Chang, PhD | 1997 |
| Jayanta Chaudhuri, PhD | 1997 |
| Paul N. Danese, PhD | 1997 |
| Mary E. Dickinson, PhD | 1997 |
| Charles J. DiComo, PhD | 1997 |
| Bruce William Draper, PhD | 1997 |
| Andrew Emili, PhD | 1997 |
| Patricia Ernst, PhD | 1997 |
| Qinghua Feng, PhD | 1997 |
| Jennifer C. Fung, PhD | 1997 |
| Brinda Govindan, PhD | 1997 |
| Susan J. Gray, PhD | 1997 |
| Victor Hatini, PhD | 1997 |
| Kendra E. Hightower, PhD | 1997 |
| Scott A. Holley, PhD | 1997 |
| Linda C. Hsieh-Wilson, PhD | 1997 |
| Xianxin Hua, MD, PhD | 1997 |
| Jeffrey T. Irelan, PhD | 1997 |
| Timothy F. Jamison, PhD | 1997 |
| Yi Wei Jiang, PhD | 1997 |
| Erik Mathias Jorgensen, PhD | 1997 |
| Natasha M. Kablaoui, PhD | 1997 |
| Camilla M. Kao, PhD | 1997 |
| Anne K. Knecht, PhD | 1997 |
| Mark A. Lemmon, PhD | 1997 |
| Kaijun K. Li, PhD | 1997 |
| Rihe Liu, PhD | 1997 |
| Lifu Ma, PhD | 1997 |
| Ofer Mandelboim, PhD | 1997 |
| Timothy K. McDaniel, PhD | 1997 |
| W. Matthew Michael, PhD | 1997 |
| Elizabeth M. Newton, PhD | 1997 |
| Jamison Leigh Nourse, PhD | 1997 |
| Michelle Rathman-Josserand, PhD | 1997 |
| David J. Reiner, PhD | 1997 |
| Douglas Nyle Robinson, PhD | 1997 |
| Caridad Rosette, PhD | 1997 |
| Mark P. Running, PhD | 1997 |
| Karen L. Schulze, PhD | 1997 |
| Maria A. Schumacher, PhD | 1997 |
| Julia A. Segre, PhD | 1997 |
| Tricia R. Serio, PhD | 1997 |
| Chun-Pyn Shen, PhD, DDS | 1997 |
| Yuval Shimoni, PhD | 1997 |
| Siu Ing The, PhD | 1997 |
| Michael A. Uhl, PhD | 1997 |
| Matthew I. Wahl, MD, PhD | 1997 |
| Sophie X. Wang, PhD | 1997 |
| Anthony P. West, Jr., PhD | 1997 |
| Allan J. Zajac, PhD | 1997 |
| Sige Zou, PhD | 1997 |
| Greg J. Bashaw, PhD | 1998 |
| Angela Bauch, PhD | 1998 |
| Santanu Bose, PhD | 1998 |
| Carrie Lynn B. Brachmann, PhD | 1998 |
| Jay E. Brenman, PhD | 1998 |
| Rebecca D. Burdine, PhD | 1998 |
| Hui Cao, PhD | 1998 |
| Jamie H. Cate, PhD | 1998 |
| Rosemary K. Clyne, PhD | 1998 |
| Andrea A. Duina, PhD | 1998 |
| F. Hernan Espinoza, PhD | 1998 |
| Kenneth A. Field, PhD | 1998 |
| Rachelle Gaudet, PhD | 1998 |
| Karen J. Guillemin, PhD | 1998 |
| Kirsten Hagstrom, PhD | 1998 |
| William C. Hahn, MD, PhD | 1998 |
| Michael B. Jarstfer, PhD | 1998 |
| Rong Jiang, PhD | 1998 |
| David Kadosh, PhD | 1998 |
| Tarun M. Kapoor, PhD | 1998 |
| Thomas A. Keating, PhD | 1998 |
| Annette S. Kim, MD, PhD | 1998 |
| Kazunori Koide, PhD | 1998 |
| Peter L. Kosa, PhD, MBA | 1998 |
| Stuart S. Licht, PhD | 1998 |
| Catriona Y. Logan, PhD | 1998 |
| Christine M. Lukacs, PhD | 1998 |
| Stuart S. Martin, PhD | 1998 |
| Lisa Maves, PhD | 1998 |
| Sheri L. Moores, PhD | 1998 |
| Geeta J. Narlikar, PhD | 1998 |
| Gioacchino Natoli, MD | 1998 |
| Dianne K. Newman, PhD | 1998 |
| Scott L. Page, PhD | 1998 |
| Sarah B. Pierce, PhD | 1998 |
| Michael Jeffrey Root, MD, PhD | 1998 |
| David Z. Rudner, PhD | 1998 |
| Laura Rusche, PhD | 1998 |
| Michael Samuels, PhD | 1998 |
| James B. Skeath, PhD | 1998 |
| Stephen M. Soisson, PhD | 1998 |
| Aaron F. Straight, PhD | 1998 |
| Raphael H. Valdivia, PhD | 1998 |
| Ariane Volkmann, PhD | 1998 |
| Constance D. Washington, MD | 1998 |
| Patricia J. Willy, PhD | 1998 |
| Adam T. Woolley, PhD | 1998 |
| Lawren C. Wu, PhD | 1998 |
| Andrew C. Zelhof, PhD | 1998 |
| Ninan Abraham, PhD | 1999 |
| Suzanne J. Admiraal, PhD | 1999 |
| Jennifer A. Armstrong, PhD | 1999 |
| Eileen L. Beall, PhD | 1999 |
| Giovanni Bosco, PhD | 1999 |
| Diego H. Castrillón, MD, PhD | 1999 |
| James K. Chen, PhD | 1999 |
| Yu Chen, PhD | 1999 |
| Ondine B. Cleaver, PhD | 1999 |
| Christopher R. Cowles, PhD | 1999 |
| Andrew G. Dillin, PhD | 1999 |
| Noelle D. Dwyer, PhD | 1999 |
| Fern P. Finger, PhD | 1999 |
| Ernest Fraenkel, PhD | 1999 |
| Amy M. Gehring, PhD | 1999 |
| Yukiko Goda, PhD | 1999 |
| Eva J. Gordon, PhD | 1999 |
| Akseli Eetu Hemminki, MD, PhD | 1999 |
| Greg J. Hermann, PhD | 1999 |
| Lorraine D. Hernandez, PhD | 1999 |
| Han-kuei Huang, PhD | 1999 |
| Lena H. Hwang, PhD | 1999 |
| Prasad V. Jallepalli, MD, PhD | 1999 |
| Rong Jiang, PhD | 1999 |
| Susan M. Kaech, PhD | 1999 |
| Jason A. Kahana, PhD | 1999 |
| Michael S. Kay, MD, PhD | 1999 |
| Brian Kuhlman, PhD | 1999 |
| Renhao Li, PhD | 1999 |
| Hong Liao, PhD | 1999 |
| Weei-Chin Lin, MD | 1999 |
| Ellen A. Lumpkin, PhD | 1999 |
| Kyungjae Myung, PhD | 1999 |
| Toru M. Nakamura, PhD | 1999 |
| Eric M. Nicholson, PhD | 1999 |
| Bennett G. Novitch, PhD | 1999 |
| Benjamin Perman, PhD | 1999 |
| Xiao-Feng Qin, PhD | 1999 |
| Jianghong Rao, PhD | 1999 |
| Tanya M. Raschke, PhD | 1999 |
| Tracy M. Saxton, PhD | 1999 |
| Derek S. Sieburth, PhD | 1999 |
| Peter M. Siegel, PhD | 1999 |
| Viktor Stolc, PhD | 1999 |
| Dr. Susanne E. Swalley | 1999 |
| John A. Tallarico, PhD | 1999 |
| Kimberley F. Tolias, PhD | 1999 |
| Christopher R. Trotta, PhD | 1999 |
| Jennifer Turner, PhD | 1999 |
| Daniel J. Van Antwerp, PhD | 1999 |
| Danielle Vermaak, PhD | 1999 |
| Jen-Chywan Wang, PhD | 1999 |
| Michelle D. Wang, PhD | 1999 |
| Andrea L. Webber, PhD | 1999 |
| Frederick W. Wolf, PhD | 1999 |
| Qiang Wu, PhD | 1999 |
| Zhan Xiao, PhD | 1999 |
| Lan Xu, PhD | 1999 |
| Matthew A. Young, PhD | 1999 |
| Hongtao Yu, PhD | 1999 |
| Zhiguo Zhang, PhD | 1999 |
Damon Runyon Fellows + Grantees (by award year): ‘80s
This list comprises all 3238 current and former Damon Runyon Fellows and Damon Runyon Grantees in alphabetical order. [G] indicates Grantees.
'40s | '50s | '60s | '70s | '80s | '90s | '00s | '10s
| '80s | |
|---|---|
| Fellow/Grantee | Award Start Date |
| Steven K. Akiyama, PhD | 1980 |
| Bruce Neil Anderson, PhD | 1980 |
| Ian L. Armstrong, PhD | 1980 |
| Philip E. Auron, PhD | 1980 |
| Richard J. Baer, PhD | 1980 |
| Dominique Belin, PhD | 1980 |
| Gerald A. Beltz, PhD | 1980 |
| Lester I. Binder, PhD | 1980 |
| Linda F. Bisson, PhD | 1980 |
| John W. Bodnar, PhD | 1980 |
| Adrienne A. Brian, PhD | 1980 |
| Frances M. Brodsky, PhD | 1980 |
| Nathaniel A. Brown, MD | 1980 |
| Philip N. Bryan, PhD | 1980 |
| Thomas F. Bumol, PhD | 1980 |
| Virginia W. Campbell, PhD | 1980 |
| Adelaide M. Carothers, PhD | 1980 |
| Aliza F. Cassel, PhD | 1980 |
| Gary I. Cohen, MD | 1980 |
| Michael V. Darby, PhD | 1980 |
| Jay C. Dunlap, PhD | 1980 |
| William S. Dynan, PhD | 1980 |
| Laurel A. Eckhardt, PhD | 1980 |
| Stephen P. Eisenberg, PhD | 1980 |
| David R. Engelke, PhD | 1980 |
| Tina J. Etcheverry, PhD | 1980 |
| Richard A. Fishel, PhD | 1980 |
| Dr. Richard G. Fisher | 1980 |
| Molly Fitzgerald-Hayes, PhD | 1980 |
| Martha B. Furie, PhD | 1980 |
| Christopher A. Gabel, PhD | 1980 |
| Mitchell P. Goldfarb, PhD | 1980 |
| Miriam L. Greenberg, PhD | 1980 |
| Ronald Thomas Hay, PhD, FRSE | 1980 |
| Andrew A. Hobbs, PhD | 1980 |
| Robert A. Holmgren, PhD | 1980 |
| Ibrahim Ibrahimi, PhD | 1980 |
| Jon M. Kaguni, PhD | 1980 |
| Marilyn R. Kehry, PhD | 1980 |
| Peter James Knudsen, PhD | 1980 |
| Michael P. Kriegler, PhD | 1980 |
| Theodore G. Krontiris, MD, PhD | 1980 |
| Jerzy K. Kulski, PhD | 1980 |
| Janet A. Kurjan, PhD | 1980 |
| Jay Todd Lewis, PhD | 1980 |
| Dr. Scott E. Loveless, PhD | 1980 |
| Keith R. Marotti, PhD | 1980 |
| Joan E. McEwen, PhD | 1980 |
| Seamus McMillan, PhD | 1980 |
| Mark J. Murray, PhD | 1980 |
| Howard R. Petty, PhD | 1980 |
| Maureen G. Price, PhD | 1980 |
| Cynthia Pritchard, PhD | 1980 |
| Nancy Raab-Traub, PhD | 1980 |
| David W. Russell, PhD | 1980 |
| Robert B. Saint, PhD | 1980 |
| Suzanne B. Sandmeyer, PhD | 1980 |
| Jean E. Schwarzbauer, PhD | 1980 |
| Linda Sealy, PhD | 1980 |
| Monica H.M. Shander, PhD | 1980 |
| Mavis Shure, PhD | 1980 |
| Robert W. Simons, PhD | 1980 |
| Thomas P. St. John, PhD | 1980 |
| Thomas H. Stevens, PhD | 1980 |
| James C. Stone, PhD | 1980 |
| Cathleen P. Sullivan, PhD | 1980 |
| David J. Waxman, PhD | 1980 |
| James A. Wells, PhD | 1980 |
| Samuel D. Wright, PhD | 1980 |
| Judith Anne Abraham, PhD | 1981 |
| B. Lynn Allen-Hoffmann, MD | 1981 |
| Steven M. Anderson, PhD | 1981 |
| Edward M. Azhderian, PhD | 1981 |
| Bradford W. Baer, PhD | 1981 |
| Joel G. Belasco, PhD | 1981 |
| Robert E. Boswell, PhD | 1981 |
| Wayne A. Bottner, MD | 1981 |
| Janet L. Brandsma, PhD | 1981 |
| Betty Ann Brown, PhD | 1981 |
| Dale D. Brown, PhD | 1981 |
| Deborah Chaleff, PhD | 1981 |
| Pamela A. Chatis, PhD | 1981 |
| Paul Van Cherington, PhD | 1981 |
| Michael G. Cumsky, PhD | 1981 |
| Channing J. Der, PhD | 1981 |
| Richard A. Dixon, PhD | 1981 |
| Gary M. Doolittle, MD, PhD | 1981 |
| Horace R. Drew, III, PhD | 1981 |
| John G. Elias, PhD | 1981 |
| Robert F. Fisher, PhD | 1981 |
| W. Michael Gallatin, PhD | 1981 |
| Stephen D. Gillies, PhD | 1981 |
| Israel Hanukoglu, PhD | 1981 |
| Michael J. Imperiale, PhD | 1981 |
| Alexander D. Johnson, PhD | 1981 |
| Patricia Kahn, PhD | 1981 |
| Brian P. Kaine, PhD | 1981 |
| Naoyuki Kamatani, MD | 1981 |
| Flora N. Katz, PhD | 1981 |
| Janet A. Kurjan, PhD | 1981 |
| Laimonis A. Laimins, PhD | 1981 |
| Gayle K. Lamppa, PhD | 1981 |
| Stanley P. L. Leong, MD | 1981 |
| Alvin Y. Liu, PhD | 1981 |
| Joan T. Mills, PhD | 1981 |
| David Myerson, MD, PhD | 1981 |
| Erich A. Nigg, PhD | 1981 |
| Jeffrey M. Ostrove, PhD | 1981 |
| Richard A. Padgett, PhD | 1981 |
| Roberta R. Pollock, PhD | 1981 |
| Jeffrey J. Prior, PhD | 1981 |
| Elisabeth A. Raleigh, PhD | 1981 |
| Gary N. Rogers, PhD | 1981 |
| Nadia A. Rosenthal, PhD | 1981 |
| Jacqueline Sharon, PhD | 1981 |
| Karen Joy Shaw, PhD | 1981 |
| Marcia Simon, PhD | 1981 |
| Douglas R. Smith, PhD | 1981 |
| Joseph G. Sodroski, MD | 1981 |
| Katherine R. Spindler, PhD | 1981 |
| Rebecca A. Taub, MD, PhD | 1981 |
| John-Stephen A. Taylor, PhD | 1981 |
| Marilou Terpenning, MD | 1981 |
| David S. Ucker, PhD | 1981 |
| David L. Urdal, PhD | 1981 |
| Brian G. Van Ness, PhD | 1981 |
| John D. Welsh, PhD | 1981 |
| Jo A. Wise, PhD | 1981 |
| Mariana F. Wolfner, PhD | 1981 |
| John M. Wozney, PhD | 1981 |
| Lawrence J. Wysocki, PhD | 1981 |
| Tin-Chuen Yeung, PhD | 1981 |
| Richard M. Amasino, PhD | 1982 |
| Edward V. Arnold, PhD | 1982 |
| Minas Arsenakis, PhD | 1982 |
| James R. Berenson, MD | 1982 |
| Ashok S. Bhagwat, PhD | 1982 |
| Roy A. Black, PhD | 1982 |
| Floyd R. Bryant, PhD | 1982 |
| Frank J. Calzone, PhD | 1982 |
| Joan M. Chapdelaine, PhD | 1982 |
| Thomas Curran, PhD | 1982 |
| Donald B. DeFranco, PhD | 1982 |
| Richard Allan Denison, PhD | 1982 |
| Alan M. Diamond, PhD | 1982 |
| Dennis T. Drayna, PhD | 1982 |
| Peggy Farnham, PhD | 1982 |
| Juli Feigon, PhD | 1982 |
| Joyce D. Fingeroth, MD | 1982 |
| Yuen-Kai Fung, PhD | 1982 |
| Igor I. Galynker, MD, PhD | 1982 |
| Katherine Gordon, PhD | 1982 |
| Neil R. Hackett, PhD | 1982 |
| Tulle I. Hazelrigg, PhD | 1982 |
| Philip A. Hieter, PhD | 1982 |
| Ruth Huey, PhD | 1982 |
| Nancy J. Hutchison, PhD | 1982 |
| Jonathan G. Izant, PhD | 1982 |
| Thomas J. Kipps, MD | 1982 |
| Marcel Knossow, DSc | 1982 |
| David Kristofferson, PhD | 1982 |
| Andrew P. Laudano, PhD | 1982 |
| Cynthia K. Lee, PhD | 1982 |
| Michael J. Lichten, PhD | 1982 |
| Geoffrey Shiu F. Ling, MD, PhD | 1982 |
| Timothy Manser, PhD | 1982 |
| Frederick J. Meyers, MD | 1982 |
| Hsiao-Ping H. Moore, PhD | 1982 |
| Richard M. Myers, PhD | 1982 |
| Antonito T. Panganiban, PhD | 1982 |
| Ellen Puré, PhD | 1982 |
| John A. Putkey, PhD | 1982 |
| James L. Resnick, PhD | 1982 |
| Darryl C. Rideout, PhD | 1982 |
| Neal W. Roehm, PhD | 1982 |
| Michael G. Roth, PhD | 1982 |
| Molly B. Schmid, PhD | 1982 |
| Ranjan Sen, PhD | 1982 |
| Sandra L. Shaner, PhD | 1982 |
| James M. Skuzeski, PhD | 1982 |
| Sarah M. Smolik-Utlaut, PhD | 1982 |
| Karen G. Stephens, PhD | 1982 |
| David F. Stern, PhD | 1982 |
| Joel A. Swanson, PhD | 1982 |
| Paul S. Swerdlow, MD | 1982 |
| Charles T. Tackney, PhD | 1982 |
| John A. Tainer, PhD | 1982 |
| Carol J. Thiele, PhD | 1982 |
| Nancy L. Thompson, PhD | 1982 |
| Kathryn L. Tilly, PhD | 1982 |
| Karen L. Valentino, PhD | 1982 |
| Lynne D. Vales, PhD | 1982 |
| Stephen J. Wagner, PhD | 1982 |
| Jyming Wang, MD | 1982 |
| Peter D. Williams, PhD | 1982 |
| Charlotte J. Word, PhD | 1982 |
| Samuel Yin, PhD | 1982 |
| Anthony J. Baines, PhD | 1983 |
| Ann B. Begovich, PhD | 1983 |
| Donald P. Biek, PhD | 1983 |
| John Blenis, PhD | 1983 |
| Jeremy M. Boss, PhD | 1983 |
| Richard P. Burlingame, PhD | 1983 |
| Sean B. Carroll, PhD | 1983 |
| Susan Carswell, PhD | 1983 |
| Patrick D. Caspers, PhD | 1983 |
| Vanessa Chisholm, PhD | 1983 |
| Richard B. Ciccarelli, PhD | 1983 |
| Phillip B. Conway-Jones, PhD | 1983 |
| Stephen T. Crews, PhD | 1983 |
| Deno P. Dialynas, PhD | 1983 |
| Andrew J. Dorner, PhD | 1983 |
| Harry A. Drabkin, MD | 1983 |
| Geoffrey B. Dreyer, PhD | 1983 |
| Richard I. Feldman, PhD | 1983 |
| Ian John Furner, PhD | 1983 |
| David J. Garfinkel, PhD | 1983 |
| Robert D. Gerard, PhD | 1983 |
| Daniela S. Gerhard, PhD | 1983 |
| Elizabeth D. Getzoff, PhD | 1983 |
| Maureen M. Goodenow, PhD | 1983 |
| Michael P. Grace, MD | 1983 |
| Michael E. Greenberg, PhD | 1983 |
| Miriam E. Hancock, PhD | 1983 |
| David E. Hill, PhD | 1983 |
| Hazel M. Holden, PhD | 1983 |
| Joan E. Hooper, PhD | 1983 |
| Heidi Horowitz, PhD | 1983 |
| John G. Howe, PhD | 1983 |
| Mark S. Kaminski, MD | 1983 |
| Paul L. Kaplan, PhD | 1983 |
| Teresa Keng, PhD | 1983 |
| Diane R. Kiino, PhD | 1983 |
| Karla A. Kirkegaard, PhD | 1983 |
| Steven A. Kosciuk, PhD | 1983 |
| John A. Leigh, PhD | 1983 |
| Jedd F. Levine, MD | 1983 |
| Yen Li, PhD | 1983 |
| Jeffrey D. Lifson, MD | 1983 |
| Tullia Lindsten, MD, PhD | 1983 |
| Edison Tak-Bun Liu, MD | 1983 |
| George P. Livi, PhD | 1983 |
| Paul E. Mains, PhD | 1983 |
| James J. Manfredi, PhD | 1983 |
| Kelly E. Mayo, PhD | 1983 |
| Joseph L. Messina, PhD | 1983 |
| Craig Montell, PhD | 1983 |
| John R. Moran, PhD | 1983 |
| Robert B. Moreland, PhD | 1983 |
| Jeffrey R. Morgan, PhD | 1983 |
| William D. Morgan, PhD | 1983 |
| Cynthia C. Morton, PhD | 1983 |
| Diane G. Morton, PhD | 1983 |
| Michael M. Mueckler, PhD | 1983 |
| Noburu Nakajima, PhD | 1983 |
| Donald D. Newmeyer, PhD | 1983 |
| Peter O'Hare, PhD | 1983 |
| Timothy F. Osborne, PhD | 1983 |
| Debkumar Pain, PhD | 1983 |
| Jay S. Pepose, MD, PhD | 1983 |
| Russell C. Petter, PhD | 1983 |
| Eric M. Phizicky, PhD | 1983 |
| Marian L. Plunkett, PhD | 1983 |
| Brian A. Pollok, PhD | 1983 |
| Daniel A. Portnoy, PhD | 1983 |
| Samuel D. Rabkin, PhD | 1983 |
| Dan R. Rawlins, PhD | 1983 |
| Danny F. Reinberg, PhD | 1983 |
| Elaine F. Remmers, PhD | 1983 |
| JoAnn Render, PhD | 1983 |
| Gregory R. Reyes, MD, PhD | 1983 |
| Eric T. Rosenthal, PhD | 1983 |
| Carol A. Rouzer, MD, PhD | 1983 |
| Elaine T. Schenborn, PhD | 1983 |
| Harold E. Selick, PhD | 1983 |
| Gregory M. Shackleford, PhD | 1983 |
| Lorraine S. Symington, PhD | 1983 |
| Nicholas S. Thomas, PhD | 1983 |
| Carl S. Thummel, PhD | 1983 |
| Brett M. Tyler, PhD | 1983 |
| Fredric C. Volkert, PhD | 1983 |
| Carol A. Westbrook, MD, PhD | 1983 |
| Eileen White, PhD | 1983 |
| Yie-Teh Yu, PhD | 1983 |
| Saul Leon Zackson, PhD | 1983 |
| Matthew T. Andrews, PhD | 1984 |
| Leon Avery, PhD | 1984 |
| Lee E. Babiss, PhD | 1984 |
| Susan W. Barnett, PhD | 1984 |
| Michael D. Been, PhD | 1984 |
| Andrew S. Belmont, MD | 1984 |
| Jeffrey Eric Berman, PhD | 1984 |
| Marsha J. Betley, PhD | 1984 |
| Gail A. Bishop, PhD | 1984 |
| Daniel L. Broek, PhD | 1984 |
| Lindsey Brown, PhD | 1984 |
| John W. Chamberlain, PhD | 1984 |
| Sandra P. Chang, PhD | 1984 |
| Nilabh Chaudhary, PhD | 1984 |
| Lynn Cooley, PhD | 1984 |
| Joseph A. Coppola, PhD | 1984 |
| William E. Courchesne, PhD | 1984 |
| Ann E. Cowan, PhD | 1984 |
| Ian Nicholas Crispe, PhD | 1984 |
| Sharon L. Dana, PhD | 1984 |
| Roger J. Davis, PhD | 1984 |
| Michael A. Davitz, MD | 1984 |
| Dean S. Dawson, PhD | 1984 |
| Thomas A. Elliott, PhD | 1984 |
| Joan Ellis, PhD | 1984 |
| Jorge C. Escalante-Semerena, PhD | 1984 |
| Patricia J. Gallagher, PhD | 1984 |
| Richard D. Garman, PhD | 1984 |
| Adam P. Geballe, MD | 1984 |
| Stephen E. Goodbourn, PhD | 1984 |
| Linda Rose Gritz, PhD | 1984 |
| Steven M. Hahn, PhD | 1984 |
| David J. Hall, PhD | 1984 |
| Larry W. Hardy, PhD | 1984 |
| Janet C. Hearing, PhD | 1984 |
| Eric R. Henderson, PhD | 1984 |
| Andrew C. Hiatt, PhD | 1984 |
| Patricia J. Hoben, PhD | 1984 |
| Jane Houldsworth, PhD | 1984 |
| Clare M. Isacke, D.Phil. | 1984 |
| Robert E. Jensen, PhD | 1984 |
| Mary J. Johnson, PhD | 1984 |
| Peter F. Johnson, PhD | 1984 |
| Richard S. Jones, PhD | 1984 |
| Richard Jove, PhD | 1984 |
| Douglas A. Julin, PhD | 1984 |
| Jo-Ann N. Keene, PhD | 1984 |
| Gerald B. Koudelka, PhD | 1984 |
| Paul A. Lalor, PhD | 1984 |
| Ihor R. Lemischka, PhD | 1984 |
| David E. Levin, PhD | 1984 |
| Judy Lieberman, MD, PhD | 1984 |
| Jane Ellen R. Lopilato, PhD | 1984 |
| Paul M. Macdonald, PhD | 1984 |
| Penelope N. Mavromara, PhD | 1984 |
| Brian M. McStay, PhD | 1984 |
| Aaron P. Mitchell, PhD | 1984 |
| Jan A. Moynihan, PhD | 1984 |
| Hiroshi Nakai, PhD | 1984 |
| Marc Navre, PhD | 1984 |
| Eric Mercer Nelson, PhD | 1984 |
| Michael B. O'Connor, PhD | 1984 |
| Gary M. Onik, MD | 1984 |
| Paulo K. Orberg, PhD | 1984 |
| Michael R. Paddy, PhD | 1984 |
| Keith L. Parker, MD, PhD | 1984 |
| Thomas A. Patterson, PhD | 1984 |
| Lawrence J. Peck, PhD | 1984 |
| Peter C. Phillips, MD | 1984 |
| Jacqueline W. Pierce, PhD | 1984 |
| Helen M. Piwnica-Worms, PhD | 1984 |
| Deborah A. Polayes, PhD | 1984 |
| Albert T. Profy, PhD | 1984 |
| Mario J. Rebecchi, PhD | 1984 |
| Roger H. Reeves, PhD | 1984 |
| Gregory R. Reyes, MD, PhD | 1984 |
| Anna T. Riegel, PhD | 1984 |
| Eugene M. Rinchik, PhD | 1984 |
| Dean S. Rosenthal, PhD | 1984 |
| Philip M. Sass, PhD | 1984 |
| Brian S. Schepart, PhD | 1984 |
| Linda H. Shapiro, PhD | 1984 |
| James M. Sheil, PhD | 1984 |
| Elizabeth Sher, PhD | 1984 |
| Gary R. Skuse, PhD | 1984 |
| Barbara A. Spalholz, PhD | 1984 |
| Rolf A. Stahel, MD | 1984 |
| Thomas H. Steinberg, MD | 1984 |
| Lori L. Stohl, PhD | 1984 |
| Marius Sudol, PhD | 1984 |
| Steven A. Sundberg, PhD | 1984 |
| Frank A. Suprynowicz, PhD | 1984 |
| Vivien R. Sutton, PhD | 1984 |
| Dennis J. Thiele, PhD | 1984 |
| Gary Thomas, PhD | 1984 |
| Debra A. Thompson, PhD | 1984 |
| Jeff N. Vanderbilt, PhD | 1984 |
| Michael Verderame, PhD | 1984 |
| Gregory A. Viglianti, PhD | 1984 |
| Jeffrey C. Way, PhD | 1984 |
| Daniel L. Weeks, PhD | 1984 |
| Cary Weinberger, PhD | 1984 |
| Alison A. Weiss, PhD | 1984 |
| William A. Whalen III, PhD | 1984 |
| Stephen C. Winans, PhD | 1984 |
| William L. Wishart, PhD | 1984 |
| Pamela L. Witte, PhD | 1984 |
| Carol A. Woolford, PhD | 1984 |
| Jun Yokota, MD, PhD | 1984 |
| Lisa Mary Albright, PhD | 1985 |
| Brenda L. Bass, PhD | 1985 |
| Paul F. Bates, PhD | 1985 |
| Phillip I. Bird, PhD | 1985 |
| Lynda F. Bonewald, PhD | 1985 |
| Shane C. Booth, PhD | 1985 |
| John A. Cooper, MD, PhD | 1985 |
| Anne Davidson, MBBS | 1985 |
| Timothy G. Formosa, PhD | 1985 |
| Arnold S. Freedman, MD | 1985 |
| James L. Gallarda, PhD | 1985 |
| Mark R. Gray, PhD | 1985 |
| Roger W. Hackett, PhD | 1985 |
| Maryann L. Haldi, PhD | 1985 |
| Kathleen B. Hall, PhD | 1985 |
| Nouria Hernandez, PhD | 1985 |
| Jerome H. Hochman, PhD | 1985 |
| James B. Konopka, PhD | 1985 |
| Robert S. Lahue, PhD | 1985 |
| Ming-Zong Lai, PhD | 1985 |
| Patricia L. Lakin-Thomas, PhD | 1985 |
| Robert A. Love, PhD | 1985 |
| Terry P. Lybrand, PhD | 1985 |
| Vivek Malhotra, PhD | 1985 |
| Maria T. Mas, PhD | 1985 |
| Virginia L. Miller, PhD | 1985 |
| Gregory R. Moe, PhD | 1985 |
| Alfonso Mondragon, PhD | 1985 |
| Leon W. Nawrocki, PhD | 1985 |
| Martin J. H. Nicklin, PhD | 1985 |
| Luis F. Parada, PhD | 1985 |
| Carolyn M. Price, PhD | 1985 |
| H. Steven Seifert, PhD | 1985 |
| Paul G. Siliciano, PhD | 1985 |
| Michael B. Small, PhD | 1985 |
| Michael J. Stern, PhD | 1985 |
| Richard C. Stewart, PhD | 1985 |
| Karen G. Strehlow, MD | 1985 |
| Thomas F. Tedder, PhD | 1985 |
| Michael S. Timmons, PhD | 1985 |
| Naoya Tsurushita, PhD | 1985 |
| Frederick D. Warren, PhD | 1985 |
| Katherine Lee Wilson, PhD | 1985 |
| Clarence R. Wobbe, PhD | 1985 |
| Penelope J. Austin, PhD | 1986 |
| Nicholas E. Baker, PhD | 1986 |
| Paul A. Bash, PhD | 1986 |
| David R. Beier, MD, PhD | 1986 |
| Clarence Shiu M. Chan, PhD | 1986 |
| Albert J. Courey, PhD | 1986 |
| Thomas Elkins, PhD | 1986 |
| Gian Garriga, PhD | 1986 |
| Frederick S. Gimble, PhD | 1986 |
| Adriana Heguy, PhD | 1986 |
| John W. Hess, PhD | 1986 |
| Yasushi Hiraoka, PhD | 1986 |
| David E. Lebwohl, MD | 1986 |
| Leslie F. Lock, PhD | 1986 |
| Eugene E. Marcantonio, MD, PhD | 1986 |
| Lorraine Marsh, PhD | 1986 |
| Donald J. Messner, PhD | 1986 |
| Allan Malcolm Miller, PhD | 1986 |
| Jeffery F. Miller, PhD | 1986 |
| Pamela J. Mitchell, PhD | 1986 |
| Georges Natsoulis, MD, PhD | 1986 |
| Roberta A. Parente, PhD | 1986 |
| Leslie Pick, PhD | 1986 |
| Pradip Raychaudhuri, PhD | 1986 |
| John Reinitz, PhD | 1986 |
| Scott T. Smiley, PhD | 1986 |
| Dennis J. Templeton, MD, PhD | 1986 |
| Robert Tycko, PhD | 1986 |
| Susan M. Abmayr, PhD | 1987 |
| Stephen A. Adam, PhD | 1987 |
| James D. Bangs, PhD | 1987 |
| Harris D. Bernstein, PhD | 1987 |
| Susan J. Birren, PhD | 1987 |
| Anne C. Burkholder, PhD | 1987 |
| Keith C. Cheng, MD, PhD | 1987 |
| Constance S. Copeland, PhD | 1987 |
| Michael J. Garabedian, PhD | 1987 |
| Bertrand Garcia-Moreno, PhD | 1987 |
| Jeff Gelles, PhD | 1987 |
| Karen M. Hahnenberger, PhD | 1987 |
| Roman Herrera, PhD | 1987 |
| David S. Horowitz, PhD | 1987 |
| Walter Hunziker, PhD | 1987 |
| Michele M. Igo, PhD | 1987 |
| Alex L. Kolodkin, PhD | 1987 |
| Pedro M. Matias, PhD | 1987 |
| Tamar Michaeli, PhD | 1987 |
| Gaetano T. Montelione, PhD | 1987 |
| Elaine A. Ostrander, PhD | 1987 |
| Lydia C. Pan, PhD | 1987 |
| Karen K. Perkins, PhD | 1987 |
| Ann L. Pinto, PhD | 1987 |
| Michael R. Rebagliati, PhD | 1987 |
| Daniel L. Riggs, PhD | 1987 |
| Denise Roberts, PhD | 1987 |
| Michael A. Simon, PhD | 1987 |
| Dawn Elaine Smilek, MD, PhD | 1987 |
| Ann M. Stock, PhD | 1987 |
| Sriram Subramaniam, PhD | 1987 |
| Francis X. Sullivan, PhD | 1987 |
| William E. Theurkauf, PhD | 1987 |
| Xiao-Fan Wang, PhD | 1987 |
| Cathy J. Wedeen, PhD | 1987 |
| Cynthia Wolberger, PhD | 1987 |
| Liu Yang, PhD | 1987 |
| Douglas K. Bishop, PhD | 1988 |
| Daniel W. Celander, PhD | 1988 |
| David D. Chang, MD, PhD | 1988 |
| Thomas R. Coleman, PhD | 1988 |
| Elliott Crooke, PhD | 1988 |
| Mary C. Dasso, PhD | 1988 |
| Mark S. Dodson, PhD | 1988 |
| David M. Dorfman, MD, PhD | 1988 |
| Stephen J. Doxsey, PhD | 1988 |
| Jan M. Dungan, PhD | 1988 |
| Gloria M.A. da Cruz Ferreira, PhD | 1988 |
| Gregory C. Flynn, PhD | 1988 |
| Edward Giniger, PhD | 1988 |
| David S. Goodsell, PhD | 1988 |
| Nancy M. Hollingsworth, PhD | 1988 |
| Jamila I. Horabin, PhD | 1988 |
| Colin John Ingham, PhD | 1988 |
| C. Alexander Kamb, PhD | 1988 |
| Mark P. Kamps, PhD | 1988 |
| Dietmar J. Kappes, PhD | 1988 |
| Takashi K. Kishimoto, PhD | 1988 |
| Michael P. Koonce, PhD | 1988 |
| Thane Kreiner, PhD | 1988 |
| Samuel Kunes, PhD | 1988 |
| Eric J. Lambie, PhD | 1988 |
| Sha-Mei Liao, PhD | 1988 |
| Michael J. McEachern, PhD | 1988 |
| Susan O. Meakin, PhD | 1988 |
| John T. Mulligan, PhD | 1988 |
| Robert S. Negrin, MD | 1988 |
| Tracy S. Olson, PhD | 1988 |
| Andrew D. Robertson, PhD | 1988 |
| Peter J. Schatz, PhD | 1988 |
| Yoji Shimizu, PhD | 1988 |
| Brian J. Stevenson, PhD | 1988 |
| Mathew J. Thayer, PhD | 1988 |
| Cynthia E. Trueblood, PhD | 1988 |
| Raghavan Varadarajan, PhD | 1988 |
| Jean-Paul Vincent, PhD | 1988 |
| Grover L. Waldrop, PhD | 1988 |
| Marianne Wessling-Resnick, PhD | 1988 |
| Peter F. Whyte, PhD | 1988 |
| Enrique Winograd, PhD | 1988 |
| Stephan N. Witt, PhD | 1988 |
| Linda J. Wuestehube, PhD | 1988 |
| Kenneth C. Zahn, PhD | 1988 |
| Robert G. Ankenbauer, PhD | 1989 |
| Lilian Clark, PhD | 1989 |
| Vincent J. Davisson, PhD | 1989 |
| Sandra Demaria, MD | 1989 |
| Mark D. Distefano, PhD | 1989 |
| Jorge E. Fajardo, PhD | 1989 |
| Rhonda L. Feinbaum, PhD | 1989 |
| Shoshanna Gottlieb, PhD | 1989 |
| Douglas H. Irvine, MD, PhD | 1989 |
| Jeffrey W. Jacobs, PhD | 1989 |
| Erik Mathias Jorgensen, PhD | 1989 |
| John A. Josey, PhD | 1989 |
| Chul-Hee Kang, PhD | 1989 |
| Geoffrey M. Kapler, PhD | 1989 |
| Paul S. Kayne, PhD | 1989 |
| Thomas E. Melendy, PhD | 1989 |
| Lynn V. Mendelman, PhD | 1989 |
| Salvatore Oliviero, PhD | 1989 |
| Hanne L. Ostergaard, PhD | 1989 |
| Irene M. Ota, PhD | 1989 |
| Dushyant Pathak, PhD | 1989 |
| R. Bruce Patterson, Jr., PhD | 1989 |
| Karl E. Pfeifer, PhD | 1989 |
| Robert C. Riggleman, PhD | 1989 |
| Ann E. Rougvie, PhD | 1989 |
| Thomas S. Scanlan, PhD | 1989 |
| Dr. Ira G. Schulman, PhD | 1989 |
| Ann E. Sluder, PhD | 1989 |
| Elizabeth S. Song, PhD | 1989 |
| Lawrence J. Stern, PhD | 1989 |
| Subramanian Subbiah, PhD | 1989 |
| Carol A. Vater, PhD | 1989 |
| Michael G. Wittekind, PhD | 1989 |
| Shaohai Wu, PhD | 1989 |
| Yuan Zhuang, PhD | 1989 |
Damon Runyon Fellows + Grantees (by award year): ‘60s
This list comprises all 3238 current and former Damon Runyon Fellows and Damon Runyon Grantees in alphabetical order. [G] indicates Grantees.
'40s | '50s | '60s | '70s | '80s | '90s | '00s | '10s
| '60s | |
|---|---|
| Fellow/Grantee | Award Start Date |
| William M. Awad, Jr., MD, PhD | 1960 |
| Dr. Frederik B. Bang [G] | 1960 |
| John D. Biggers, DSc, PhD [G] | 1960 |
| Dr. L.J. Blatt | 1960 |
| Dr. Theodore Burnstein [G] | 1960 |
| Dr. Ronald I. Cox | 1960 |
| Irvine W. Delamore, PhD | 1960 |
| Jose M. Dominguez, MD | 1960 |
| Dr. Frederick G. Feinstein | 1960 |
| Carl M. Feldherr, PhD | 1960 |
| Arthur M. Feldstein, MD | 1960 |
| Melvin Stuart Fuller, PhD [G] | 1960 |
| Gabriel Jose Gasic, MD [G] | 1960 |
| Beppino C. Giovanella, PhD | 1960 |
| Dr. David M. Greenberg [G] | 1960 |
| Dr. Horace L. Hodes [G] | 1960 |
| Leon J. Journey, PhD [G] | 1960 |
| Dr. David Kramish [G] | 1960 |
| Suzanne Laurin, MD | 1960 |
| H. George Mandel, PhD [G] | 1960 |
| Dr. Gilbert B. Manning [G] | 1960 |
| Dr. Daniel S. Martin [G] | 1960 |
| Frank Millich, PhD | 1960 |
| Kanai L. Mukherjee, PhD | 1960 |
| Dr. Robert Nielson | 1960 |
| Dr. Enid T. Oppenheimer [G] | 1960 |
| Dr. Richard H. Osborne [G] | 1960 |
| Francisco Parra, MD | 1960 |
| Frank M. Polack, MD | 1960 |
| George Russell Prout, Jr., MD [G] | 1960 |
| Dr. Ursula Reincke | 1960 |
| Victor W. Rodwell, PhD [G] | 1960 |
| Hiroshi Saito, MD, PhD | 1960 |
| Dr. Theodor M. Scheinin [G] | 1960 |
| Robert Schrek, MD | 1960 |
| Dr. M. Michael Sigel [G] | 1960 |
| John P. Slater, MD | 1960 |
| Dr. Vaman S. Waravdekar [G] | 1960 |
| Roger J. Weil, MD | 1960 |
| Jean Wrathall, PhD | 1960 |
| Dr. Jui Wu | 1960 |
| Cliford L. Ash, MD [G] | 1961 |
| Harold L. Atkins, MD [G] | 1961 |
| Sir Geoffrey M. Badger [G] | 1961 |
| Dr. Orlando Badinez [G] | 1961 |
| Ekkehard K. F. Bautz, PhD | 1961 |
| Isadore A. Bernstein, PhD [G] | 1961 |
| Felix D. Bertalanffy, PhD [G] | 1961 |
| Dr. Oscar Bodansky [G] | 1961 |
| Richard A. Consigli, PhD | 1961 |
| Domenic A. DeBias, PhD [G] | 1961 |
| Kendall Emerson, Jr. [G] | 1961 |
| Ludwig E. Feinendegen, MD | 1961 |
| Dr. Joseph F. Giannola [G] | 1961 |
| Milton N. Goldstein, PhD [G] | 1961 |
| Dr. Albert S. Gordon [G] | 1961 |
| Jan E. Graebe, PhD | 1961 |
| Dr. William V. Healey [G] | 1961 |
| Marion E. Hodes, MD, PhD [G] | 1961 |
| Joseph J. Hoet, MD [G] | 1961 |
| Jacob D. Judah, MD [G] | 1961 |
| Fred M. Kahan, PhD | 1961 |
| Dr. Seppo J. Kangas [G] | 1961 |
| Dr. Mortimer Litt [G] | 1961 |
| Leon Lombrozo, PhD | 1961 |
| Salvador E. Luria, MD [G] | 1961 |
| Dr. Paul R. McCurdy [G] | 1961 |
| Dr. Helen G. Morris | 1961 |
| Dr. Earl H. Newcomer [G] | 1961 |
| Dr. Jaswant S. Pannu [G] | 1961 |
| George N. Papanicolaou, MD, PhD [G] | 1961 |
| Fernand G. Peron, PhD [G] | 1961 |
| Dr. Aaron Prigot [G] | 1961 |
| Dr. Laurence L. Robbins [G] | 1961 |
| Edmund O. Rothschild, MD | 1961 |
| Tapio J. Rytomaa, MD | 1961 |
| Leo Sachs, PhD [G] | 1961 |
| Dr. Julius Schultz [G] | 1961 |
| Dr. Charles D. Siegel [G] | 1961 |
| Dr. Irwin W. Sizer [G] | 1961 |
| Dr. Marilyn L. Wolfsberg | 1961 |
| Robert E. Beardsley, PhD [G] | 1962 |
| Jake Bello, PhD [G] | 1962 |
| Arthur E. Bogden, PhD | 1962 |
| Joseph H. Burchenal, MD [G] | 1962 |
| Hombe Chandra, PhD | 1962 |
| Dr. Donald J. Glotzer [G] | 1962 |
| Julius Gordon, PhD | 1962 |
| Dr. Paul R. Gross [G] | 1962 |
| Annette A. Herscovics, PhD | 1962 |
| Raja W. Khuri, MD | 1962 |
| Dr. Pekka Lauren [G] | 1962 |
| Dr. Carl C. Lindegren [G] | 1962 |
| Lorne A. MacHattie, PhD | 1962 |
| Elizalde A. Mariano, MD | 1962 |
| Dr. B. Nedelkoff [G] | 1962 |
| Dr. Melvin D. Small [G] | 1962 |
| Dr. Eva T. Stachiewicz | 1962 |
| Clifford P. Stanners, PhD | 1962 |
| Dr. William E. Straile [G] | 1962 |
| Dr. Raimo Vasama [G] | 1962 |
| A. Huntley Blair, PhD | 1963 |
| Samir K. Brahma, PhD | 1963 |
| John M. Buchanan, PhD | 1963 |
| Tien-Ding Chang, PhD | 1963 |
| Dr. Helen O. Curth [G] | 1963 |
| Dr. Thomas A. Doxiades [G] | 1963 |
| Michael L. Fenwick, PhD | 1963 |
| Joseph G. Fortner, MD [G] | 1963 |
| Dr. Milton Friedman [G] | 1963 |
| Tuvia Gilat, MD [G] | 1963 |
| Vincent Groupé, PhD [G] | 1963 |
| David J. Herzig, PhD | 1963 |
| Ariel C. Hollinshead, PhD [G] | 1963 |
| Ian Macpherson Kerr, PhD | 1963 |
| David H. Lavrin, PhD | 1963 |
| Walter Lawrence, Jr., MD [G] | 1963 |
| Stanley S. Lefkowitz, PhD [G] | 1963 |
| Gerard M. Lehrer, MD [G] | 1963 |
| Dr. Laurence Levine | 1963 |
| Ting-kai Li, MD | 1963 |
| David E. Mann, Jr. [G] | 1963 |
| Brian H. Mayall, MD | 1963 |
| Aron A. Moscona, PhD [G] | 1963 |
| Dr. Equinn Munnell [G] | 1963 |
| Dr. Donald M. Pace [G] | 1963 |
| Herman Polet, MD | 1963 |
| Evelyn M. Rivera, PhD | 1963 |
| Anne Roller, PhD | 1963 |
| R. Walter Schlesinger, MD [G] | 1963 |
| Maurice E. E. Shils, MD [G] | 1963 |
| Dr. Harry S. Soroff [G] | 1963 |
| Dr. Christiane de Vaux St. Cyr [G] | 1963 |
| Henri J. Tagnon, MD [G] | 1963 |
| Charles Terner, PhD [G] | 1963 |
| George L. Tritsch, PhD [G] | 1963 |
| Dr. John G. Trump [G] | 1963 |
| Dr. Robert Tym | 1963 |
| Dr. C.H. Waddington [G] | 1963 |
| Takiji Arata, MD, PhD | 1964 |
| Alan P. Baker, PhD [G] | 1964 |
| Mary Ann Berberich, PhD | 1964 |
| Suzanne B. Brooks, PhD | 1964 |
| Edward L. Chambers, MD [G] | 1964 |
| Dr. H. Clark Dalton [G] | 1964 |
| Anthony Dipple, PhD | 1964 |
| Dr. Maria Luisa Duran-Reynals [G] | 1964 |
| Dr. Frank Ellis [G] | 1964 |
| Nelson Fausto, MD | 1964 |
| Dr. Horace Goldie [G] | 1964 |
| Dr. Samuel Graff [G] | 1964 |
| Dr. Carlos Gual [G] | 1964 |
| Dr. George L. Hagen [G] | 1964 |
| Dr. Ian B. Hales [G] | 1964 |
| Sumiko Iyeiri, DSc | 1964 |
| Lawrence H. Lanzl, PhD [G] | 1964 |
| Muriel M. Lippman, PhD [G] | 1964 |
| Dr. Paul P. Luger [G] | 1964 |
| Dr. Leon H. Manheimer [G] | 1964 |
| Dr. Z. Thaddeus Mankowski [G] | 1964 |
| Dr. Robert Mathewson [G] | 1964 |
| Dr. Pablo Mori-Chaves [G] | 1964 |
| Abraham Novogrodsky, MD, PhD | 1964 |
| Atsushi Oikawa, PhD | 1964 |
| Harvey L. Ozer, MD | 1964 |
| Beatriz T. G. Pogo, MD, DMSc | 1964 |
| Israel N. Rabinowitz, PhD | 1964 |
| Dr. Isidor Schwane Ravdin [G] | 1964 |
| Agnes B. Russfield, MD, PhD [G] | 1964 |
| Richard W. Sagebiel, MD | 1964 |
| Dr. Robert A. Salerno [G] | 1964 |
| Dr. Georges Schapira [G] | 1964 |
| Edith R. Schwartz, PhD | 1964 |
| Yoshiro Shimura, PhD | 1964 |
| Robert Silber, MD [G] | 1964 |
| Mervyn G. Smith, PhD | 1964 |
| Wendell M. Stanley, PhD [G] | 1964 |
| Dr. Harald Teir [G] | 1964 |
| Dr. Tapani Vainio [G] | 1964 |
| Dr. Alfred M. Wallbank [G] | 1964 |
| Tadeusz M. Wilczok, PhD | 1964 |
| James F. Williams, PhD | 1964 |
| Dr. Felix Wroblewski [G] | 1964 |
| Dr. Nubia Aristizabal | 1965 |
| Fritz H. Bach, MD [G] | 1965 |
| Dr. Peter L. Berquist [G] | 1965 |
| Harold C. Box, PhD [G] | 1965 |
| Dr. Irving Brick [G] | 1965 |
| Eberhard Buehler, PhD | 1965 |
| David Lewis Dewey, PhD | 1965 |
| George L. Eliceiri, MD, PhD [G] | 1965 |
| Dr. John C. Evans [G] | 1965 |
| Dr. Luciano Fiore-Donati [G] | 1965 |
| Dr. H.F. Freundlich [G] | 1965 |
| John B. Hall, PhD [G] | 1965 |
| Dr. August P. Hovnanian [G] | 1965 |
| Dr. Guillermo M. Islas [G] | 1965 |
| Yasuhiko Ito, MD | 1965 |
| P. Thomas Iype, PhD | 1965 |
| Dr. B. Johnston | 1965 |
| Susan Karplus, PhD | 1965 |
| Sean M. Lavelle, MD [G] | 1965 |
| Teh H. Lee, PhD [G] | 1965 |
| Reuben Levisohn, PhD | 1965 |
| Gabor Markus, MD, PhD [G] | 1965 |
| Dr. Alfredo Marti [G] | 1965 |
| Dr. Lauri Meurman [G] | 1965 |
| Jeremy D. Milton, PhD | 1965 |
| Kenneth B. Olson, MD [G] | 1965 |
| Hironobu Ozaki, PhD | 1965 |
| Douglas W. Piper, MD [G] | 1965 |
| Giovanni B. Rossi, MD | 1965 |
| Wayne L. Ryan, PhD [G] | 1965 |
| Dr. Boris Sokoloff [G] | 1965 |
| C. Chester Stock, PhD [G] | 1965 |
| Dr. Bengt Sylven [G] | 1965 |
| Dr. Jerome M. Vaeth [G] | 1965 |
| Jacques-Henri Weil, PhD | 1965 |
| Leonard L. Weiss, MD, PhD [G] | 1965 |
| David Ogilvie White, MD, PhD | 1965 |
| Dr. Joseph Wilder [G] | 1965 |
| Wen-Kuang Yang, PhD | 1965 |
| Kerry T. Yasunobu, PhD [G] | 1965 |
| Thomas P. Brent, PhD [G] | 1966 |
| Dr. Louis A. Burnelle [G] | 1966 |
| Dr. Antonio Cantaro [G] | 1966 |
| Veronica Z. Coyne, MD | 1966 |
| Dr. Richard C. Cranke [G] | 1966 |
| Samuel J. Danishefsky, PhD [G] | 1966 |
| Dr. Charles A. Ely [G] | 1966 |
| Doyle G. Graham, MD, PhD | 1966 |
| Alan W. Harris, PhD | 1966 |
| Dr. Henry L. Hirshfield [G] | 1966 |
| Dr. Godfrey C. Hoskins [G] | 1966 |
| Seymour H. Hutner, PhD [G] | 1966 |
| Mahendra P. Jamuar, PhD | 1966 |
| Theodore H. D. Jones, PhD | 1966 |
| John P. Lambooy, PhD [G] | 1966 |
| Dr. Michael Laskowski [G] | 1966 |
| Daniel H. Levin, PhD [G] | 1966 |
| Ernst-Gunter Maasz, MD | 1966 |
| Dr. Sajiro Makino [G] | 1966 |
| Dr. Marianna Masin | 1966 |
| Charles P. Miles, MD [G] | 1966 |
| Gaylen J. Neufeld, PhD | 1966 |
| Kikuo Nomoto, MD | 1966 |
| Elsa H. O'Donnell-Alvelda, DSc [G] | 1966 |
| Dr. Nils Oker-Blom [G] | 1966 |
| Baldomero M. Olivera, PhD | 1966 |
| Dr. Arthur W. Pollister [G] | 1966 |
| Samuel Refetoff, MD | 1966 |
| Perry G. Rigby, MD [G] | 1966 |
| John Robert Sabine, PhD [G] | 1966 |
| Kiyohiko Sakamoto, MD | 1966 |
| Jose Salas, MD, PhD | 1966 |
| Raymond J. Shamberger, PhD [G] | 1966 |
| Gajanan V. Sherbet, PhD [G] | 1966 |
| Dr. David M. Spain [G] | 1966 |
| Dr. Francesco Squartini [G] | 1966 |
| Hajime Sugimori, MD | 1966 |
| Maurice H. Vaughan, Jr., PhD [G] | 1966 |
| C.C. Wang, MD [G] | 1966 |
| Hiroko Watanabe, MD | 1966 |
| Minro Watanabe, MD, PhD | 1966 |
| Dr. Wilbur A. Wellband [G] | 1966 |
| Dwight Elliott Wilson, Jr., PhD | 1966 |
| Robert T. Yuan, PhD | 1966 |
| Veronica E. Zavatone, MD | 1966 |
| Geoffrey L. Zubay, PhD [G] | 1966 |
| Sidney Altman, PhD | 1967 |
| M. Earl Balis, PhD [G] | 1967 |
| Dr. Eric A. Barnard [G] | 1967 |
| Roger J. Berry, PhD | 1967 |
| Dr. S.V. Bhide [G] | 1967 |
| Johannes J. Broerse, PhD [G] | 1967 |
| H. Sharat Chandra, PhD [G] | 1967 |
| Dr. Gilles H. Cousineau [G] | 1967 |
| Edward V. Crabill, PhD [G] | 1967 |
| Giampiero DiMayorca, MD [G] | 1967 |
| Dr. William R. Duryee [G] | 1967 |
| Nerida F. Ellerton, PhD | 1967 |
| Edward S. Essner, PhD [G] | 1967 |
| William Claude Galley, PhD | 1967 |
| Walderico M. Generoso, PhD | 1967 |
| David M. Gill, PhD | 1967 |
| Herman Goldner, PhD [G] | 1967 |
| Dr. Diringer Heino | 1967 |
| Gloria H. Heppner, PhD | 1967 |
| Dr. Kengo Horibata [G] | 1967 |
| Yukishige Kanda Inoue, MD [G] | 1967 |
| Nobuhiko Katunuma, MD [G] | 1967 |
| John Edward Kay, PhD | 1967 |
| Dr. Heinrich Kroeger [G] | 1967 |
| Raymond Latarjet, MD, PhD [G] | 1967 |
| Hilde Levi, PhD [G] | 1967 |
| Jerold M. Lowenstein, MD [G] | 1967 |
| George A. Michaels, PhD | 1967 |
| Dr. Jyotirmay Mitra [G] | 1967 |
| Kaneatsu Miyamoto, MD | 1967 |
| Philip O. Montgomery, Jr. [G] | 1967 |
| Gerald Moss, MD, PhD [G] | 1967 |
| Rolf Nothiger, PhD | 1967 |
| Mochihiko Ohashi, MD, PhD | 1967 |
| Dr. B.W. Papermaster [G] | 1967 |
| Dr. Hans P. Perlmann [G] | 1967 |
| Lennart Philipson, MD [G] | 1967 |
| Jan Ponten, PhD [G] | 1967 |
| Dr. Khem M. Shahani [G] | 1967 |
| Sheldon C. Sommers, MD [G] | 1967 |
| Kurt J. Stromberg, MD | 1967 |
| M. St. Agatha Suter, PhD [G] | 1967 |
| Shoichi Takizawa, MD | 1967 |
| John M. Tiffany, PhD | 1967 |
| Kumao Toyoshima, MD, DMSc | 1967 |
| Dr. Juan Vergara [G] | 1967 |
| George D. Wilbanks, Jr., MD [G] | 1967 |
| Czau-siung Yang, MD [G] | 1967 |
| George Yerganian, PhD [G] | 1967 |
| Dr. Arthur C. Zahalsky [G] | 1967 |
| Dr. Branko Brdar | 1968 |
| Jerome I. Brody, MD [G] | 1968 |
| Robert R. Burk, PhD | 1968 |
| Ercole L. Cavalieri, DSc | 1968 |
| Dr. Ion Cocioba [G] | 1968 |
| Juliana F. Denekamp, PhD | 1968 |
| Maxwell L. Eidinoff, PhD [G] | 1968 |
| John F. Enders, MD [G] | 1968 |
| Emmanuel Farber, MD, PhD [G] | 1968 |
| Stanley B. Field, PhD | 1968 |
| Betty Ann Fong, PhD | 1968 |
| John K. Frost, MD [G] | 1968 |
| Dr. Tommaso Galeotti | 1968 |
| Robert W. Gracy, PhD | 1968 |
| Ole A. Holtermann, MD [G] | 1968 |
| Dr. Takaaki Ishihara [G] | 1968 |
| Robert T. Johnson, PhD | 1968 |
| Oliver W. Jones, MD [G] | 1968 |
| Werner H. Kirsten, MD [G] | 1968 |
| Franklin R. Leach, PhD [G] | 1968 |
| Michael W. Lieberman, MD, PhD | 1968 |
| Ines Mandl, PhD [G] | 1968 |
| Gladys M. Mateyko, PhD [G] | 1968 |
| Lida H. Mattman, PhD [G] | 1968 |
| Robert G. McKinnell, PhD [G] | 1968 |
| I. George Miller, MD | 1968 |
| Kazuo Mori, MD [G] | 1968 |
| Dr. George Nace | 1968 |
| Dr. Mikko Niemi [G] | 1968 |
| Shigeyoshi Odashima, MD [G] | 1968 |
| Herbert F. Oettgen, MD [G] | 1968 |
| Mary Osborn, PhD | 1968 |
| Dr. Mary S. Parshley [G] | 1968 |
| Dr. Russell E. Pemberton | 1968 |
| Ruth Pertel, PhD | 1968 |
| Joseph Post, MD [G] | 1968 |
| Christopher S. Potten, PhD | 1968 |
| Carol L. Prives, PhD | 1968 |
| Peter Reichard, MD [G] | 1968 |
| Catherine A. Reznikoff, PhD | 1968 |
| John G. Robertson, PhD | 1968 |
| Mark G. Saifer, PhD [G] | 1968 |
| Dr. Lauri Otto Saxen [G] | 1968 |
| Robert Shapiro, PhD [G] | 1968 |
| Gene M. Shearer, PhD | 1968 |
| Chandrakant C. Shroff, PhD | 1968 |
| Dr. Julio L. Sirlin [G] | 1968 |
| Morris N. Teller, PhD [G] | 1968 |
| Andrew A. Travers, PhD | 1968 |
| Giorgio Vidali, PhD | 1968 |
| Helmuth Vorherr, MD [G] | 1968 |
| J. Richard Whittaker, PhD [G] | 1968 |
| Thomas F. Wild, PhD | 1968 |
| John C. Wriston, Jr. [G] | 1968 |
| Hiroshi Abe, MD | 1969 |
| B.H. Banerjee, DVM, PhD [G] | 1969 |
| Dr. Herbert A. Blough [G] | 1969 |
| Edwin D. Bransome, Jr., MD [G] | 1969 |
| E. Robert Burns, PhD [G] | 1969 |
| Torbjorn O. Caspersson, MD [G] | 1969 |
| Walter S. Ceglowski, PhD [G] | 1969 |
| Bayard D. Clarkson, MD | 1969 |
| Rufus S. Day III, PhD | 1969 |
| Erik D. DeClercq, MD, PhD | 1969 |
| Dr. Semih Erhan [G] | 1969 |
| Sidney H. Golub, PhD | 1969 |
| Olga Greengard, PhD [G] | 1969 |
| William E. Hahn, PhD [G] | 1969 |
| Dr. Ilkka P. Hakkinen [G] | 1969 |
| John F. Hewetson, PhD | 1969 |
| Philip G. Hohmann, PhD | 1969 |
| Anthony E. Howes, MD | 1969 |
| Arata Ichiyama, MD, PhD | 1969 |
| Akihiro Ito, MD | 1969 |
| Richard M. Jamison, PhD [G] | 1969 |
| Dr. Milan J. Kopac [G] | 1969 |
| Dr. Benjamin Lax [G] | 1969 |
| Tzoong-Chyh Lee, PhD | 1969 |
| Joseph Leighton, MD [G] | 1969 |
| Michael M. Levi, MD [G] | 1969 |
| Dr. Paul S. Lombardi | 1969 |
| Albert B. Lorincz, MD [G] | 1969 |
| Henry T. Lynch, MD [G] | 1969 |
| Eric Martz, PhD | 1969 |
| Duncan L. McCollester, MD, PhD [G] | 1969 |
| Goran Moller, MD, PhD [G] | 1969 |
| Martin J. Murphy, Jr., PhD | 1969 |
| Warren W. Nichols, MD, PhD [G] | 1969 |
| Shinpei Ohki, PhD [G] | 1969 |
| John S. Pierce, PhD | 1969 |
| Dorothy Jane M. Purifoy, PhD | 1969 |
| Mark G. Rush, PhD | 1969 |
| David R. Schubert, PhD [G] | 1969 |
| Sister Catherine Sherry, PhD [G] | 1969 |
| Richard Siegler, MD [G] | 1969 |
| Philip M. Silverman, PhD | 1969 |
| Leo L. Stolbach, MD [G] | 1969 |
| Milton Swartz, MD [G] | 1969 |
| Ichiro Taki, MD [G] | 1969 |
| Yukio Tateno, MD | 1969 |
| Peter Tegtmeyer, MD [G] | 1969 |
| Susumu Tonegawa, PhD | 1969 |
| George Weber, MD [G] | 1969 |
| Dr. D. Weinstein | 1969 |
| David W. Weiss, PhD [G] | 1969 |
| Norman S. Wolf, DVM, PhD [G] | 1969 |
| Jung-Rung Wu, PhD | 1969 |
| Saiji Yoshii, MD, PhD | 1969 |
| Dr. Joseph Zambernard [G] | 1969 |
Damon Runyon-Rachleff Innovators’ Symposium
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Former and current Damon Runyon-Rachleff Innovators presented an overview of their innovative research at the symposium held at the New York Academy of Sciences. Senior Scientists led two panel discussions focused on Translational Research: Bridging the valley of death through successful academic collaboration and partnering with industry, and Entrepreneurship: Strategies for founding a company and obtaining venture capital. The day offered a valuable networking opportunity to discuss ideas and form collaborations.
Download the Damon Runyon-Rachleff Innovators' Symposium agenda.
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Damon Runyon Innovators:
Alexei A. Aravin, PhD ('11-'13), California Institute of Technology |
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Panel Discussion Participants:
Michael A. Caligiuri, MD (Innovation Award Committee Member) |
For Scientists
The Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation is a non-profit organization with the mission of identifying and supporting exceptional early career researchers. Our scientists are committed to discovery leading to new understanding of the cell and how it becomes cancerous, as well as innovative approaches to the prevention, early diagnosis and treatment of all forms of this disease. Our awards target postdoctoral fellows conducting basic research, early career clinical investigators conducting translational clinical research, and young innovators with high-risk/high-reward ideas.
Fellowship Award
Supports the training of the brightest postdoctoral scientists as they embark upon their research careers. This funding enables them to be trained by established investigators in leading research laboratories across the country.
Clinical Investigator Award
Supports early career physician-scientists conducting patient-oriented research. The goal of this program is to increase the number of physicians capable of moving seamlessly between the laboratory and the patient’s bedside in search of breakthrough treatments.
Damon Runyon Clinical Investigators are eligible to apply for Continuation Grants in the final year of their award.
Innovation Award
Supports the next generation of exceptionally creative thinkers with “high risk/high reward” ideas that have the potential to significantly impact our understanding of and/or approaches to the prevention, diagnosis or treatment of cancer but lack sufficient preliminary data to obtain traditional funding.
Awards
Physician-Scientist Career Development Meeting
Thursday, November 4 - Friday, November 5, 2010
Sponsored by the Burroughs Wellcome Fund, the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation, the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation and the Howard Hughes Medical Institute
The Physician-Scientist Career Development Meeting, held at the New York Academy of Sciences, focused on addressing the wide range of scientific and career development issues faced by clinical investigators. This event brought together distinguished junior faculty who have received a career development award from one of the four sponsoring organizations, and who are engaged in basic and clinical biomedical research. The schedule included a Speed Networking Event for grantees, as well as talks from speakers Ezekiel Emanuel, MD, PhD, and Keynote Speaker Andrew Zolli.
Download the Physician-Scientist Career Development Meeting agenda.
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Damon Runyon Physician-Scientists:
Ronald Buckanovich, MD, PhD ('08-'11), University of Michigan |
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Damon Runyon Board Members:
William L. Carroll, MD |
The Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation Clinical Investigator Symposium
Monday, April 27, 2009
Sponsored by the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation and the New York Academy of Sciences
This one-day symposium commemorated the 10th year of the Damon Runyon Clinical Investigator Award. The event featured distinguished awardees and alumni of the program, who spoke about their groundbreaking discoveries in the area of translational cancer research. In addition, the schedule included Keynote speaker Robert A. Weinberg, PhD. The day culminated with a panel discussion entitled “Moving from Discovery through Development – The Evolving Relationship between Academia and Industry.”
Download the Damon Runyon Clinical Investigator Symposium program and speakers' abstracts.
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Damon Runyon Clinical Investigator Speakers:
Joseph A. Califano, III, MD ('01-'06), The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine |
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Panel Discussion Participants:
Jakob Dupont, MD ('04-'06), Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator |
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Scientific Organizing Committee:
Richard J. O'Reilly, MD, (Chair of Clinical Investigator Award Committee), Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center |
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Award Committees
The Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation’s reputation in the scientific community is unsurpassed, in part due to the high standards upheld by its award selection committees. Each committee is composed of world-renowned scientists who are leaders in their fields of research. They review all applications and select award recipients, who are then approved by the Damon Runyon Board of Directors.
Damon Runyon Fellows + Grantees (by award year): ‘40s
This list comprises all 3238 current and former Damon Runyon Fellows and Damon Runyon Grantees in alphabetical order. [G] indicates Grantees.
'40s | '50s | '60s | '70s | '80s | '90s | '00s | '10s
| '40s | |
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| Fellow/Grantee | Award Start Date |
| Dr. Stewart E. Hazlet [G] | 1947 |
| Dr. Stuart W. Lippincott [G] | 1947 |
| Dr. Clarence C. Little [G] | 1947 |
| Theodore T. Puck, PhD [G] | 1947 |
| Dr. Frank B. Queen [G] | 1947 |
| Alvin C. Wiese, PhD [G] | 1947 |
| Dr. H. Walton Cochran [G] | 1948 |
| Benedict J. Duffy, MD | 1948 |
| Dr. Harry H. Gordon [G] | 1948 |
| Dr. Joseph L. Johnson [G] | 1948 |
| Charles D. Stevens, PhD [G] | 1948 |
| Delbert M. Bergenstal, MD, PhD | 1949 |
| Dr. Richard W. Egan | 1949 |
| Harold Elrick, MD | 1949 |
| Peter Flesch, MD, PhD | 1949 |
| Dr. Anna Goldfeder [G] | 1949 |
| John C. Hawk, Jr., MD | 1949 |
| Charles C. Henderson, MD | 1949 |
| Dr. Howard T. Karsner [G] | 1949 |
| Keith H. Kelly, MD | 1949 |
| Byrl J. Kennedy, MD, MSc | 1949 |
| Dr. Thomas D. Kinney [G] | 1949 |
| Herbert Mescon, MD | 1949 |
| Dr. Piero Mustacchi | 1949 |
| Olaf Hjalmer Pearson, MD | 1949 |
| Jacob Robbins, MD | 1949 |
| Martin C. Rosenthal, MD | 1949 |
| Albert S. Sobel, PhD [G] | 1949 |
| Dr. Chester M. Southam | 1949 |
| Mario Stefanini, MD, PhD | 1949 |
| Jack B. Trunell, MD | 1949 |
Damon Runyon Fellows + Grantees (by award year): ‘50s
This list comprises all 3238 current and former Damon Runyon Fellows and Damon Runyon Grantees in alphabetical order. [G] indicates Grantees.
'40s | '50s | '60s | '70s | '80s | '90s | '00s | '10s
| '50s | |
|---|---|
| Fellow/Grantee | Award Start Date |
| Genevieve M. Bader, MD | 1950 |
| William S. Blakemore, MD | 1950 |
| Byron M. Bloor, MD | 1950 |
| Dr. R. Franklin Carter [G] | 1950 |
| Dr. Katherine Cohen | 1950 |
| Charles L. Crockett, Jr., MD | 1950 |
| Edward A. Doisy, PhD [G] | 1950 |
| Allan J. Erslev, MD | 1950 |
| Robert Fath, MD | 1950 |
| Dr. Cushman D. Haagensen [G] | 1950 |
| James D. Hardy, MD | 1950 |
| Philip H. Henneman, MD | 1950 |
| Erwin O. Hirsch, MD | 1950 |
| Vincent P. Hollander, MD, PhD | 1950 |
| Perry B. Hudson, MD | 1950 |
| Dr. Max N. Huffman [G] | 1950 |
| Dr. H.B. Hunt [G] | 1950 |
| Wallace N. Jensen, MD | 1950 |
| Dr. Lowell L. Jones [G] | 1950 |
| Dr. Klaus Kallman | 1950 |
| Dr. Corrine Keaty [G] | 1950 |
| Henry J. Koch, MD | 1950 |
| Virgil Loeb, Jr., MD | 1950 |
| Kenneth M. Lynch, Jr. [G] | 1950 |
| Dr. John McDonald | 1950 |
| Dr. Lorne McHattie | 1950 |
| Robert C. Mellors, MD, PhD | 1950 |
| Lester Persky, MD | 1950 |
| Dr. Harold P. Rusch [G] | 1950 |
| Lester R. Sauvage, MD | 1950 |
| Dr. J. Elliott Scarborough [G] | 1950 |
| Reverend Leo A. Schmid, PhD [G] | 1950 |
| W. W. Scott, MD [G] | 1950 |
| Henry A. Sloviter, MD, PhD | 1950 |
| Theodore H. Spaet, MD | 1950 |
| Herbert L. Stahnke, PhD [G] | 1950 |
| Celia W. Tabor, MD | 1950 |
| Paul Talalay, MD | 1950 |
| Dr. M.M. Wintrobe [G] | 1950 |
| Dr. Norman Zamcheck, MD | 1950 |
| Dr. William E. Abbott [G] | 1951 |
| Dr. James B. Allison [G] | 1951 |
| A. John Anlyan, MD | 1951 |
| Harold G. Barker, MD | 1951 |
| Christopher Carruthers, PhD [G] | 1951 |
| Dr. G.S. Christiansen [G] | 1951 |
| Randolph L. Clark, Jr., MD [G] | 1951 |
| Albert Claude, MD [G] | 1951 |
| Eugene Cliffton, MD [G] | 1951 |
| Dr. Irving S. Cooper [G] | 1951 |
| George L. Curran, MD | 1951 |
| Dr. T.S. Danowski [G] | 1951 |
| Jack D. Davidson, MD | 1951 |
| Leonard P. Eliel, MD [G] | 1951 |
| Dr. George A. Emerson [G] | 1951 |
| Dr. Boris Ephrussi [G] | 1951 |
| Dr. George C. Escher [G] | 1951 |
| Joseph A. Falzone, Jr., MD, PhD | 1951 |
| Dr. Giovanni Favilli [G] | 1951 |
| Donald J. Ferguson, MD, PhD | 1951 |
| Dr. Fred C. Freytag [G] | 1951 |
| Dr. William Geller | 1951 |
| David M. Gibson, MD | 1951 |
| Frederick C. Goetz, MD | 1951 |
| Roger L. Greif, MD | 1951 |
| Ludwik Gross, MD [G] | 1951 |
| Harold B. Haley, MD | 1951 |
| Milton W. Hamolsky, MD | 1951 |
| Tao Chiuh Hsu, PhD | 1951 |
| Thomas B. Hubbard, MD, PhD | 1951 |
| Dr. Douglas G. Humm [G] | 1951 |
| Dr. Ralph G. Janes [G] | 1951 |
| Dr. W.H. Jones-Burdick [G] | 1951 |
| Ulfar Jonsson, MD | 1951 |
| Dr. Harlan Klug [G] | 1951 |
| Edward D. Korn, PhD | 1951 |
| Edwin A. Lawrence, MD [G] | 1951 |
| Dr. John B. Loefer [G] | 1951 |
| Allan L. Lorincz, MD | 1951 |
| Vernon Mark, MD | 1951 |
| Joseph J. McDonald, MD, PhD | 1951 |
| Dr. R. McWhirter [G] | 1951 |
| Mortimer L. Mendelsohn, MD, PhD | 1951 |
| Dr. I. Meschan [G] | 1951 |
| Dr. Robert A. Moore [G] | 1951 |
| John M. Morris, MD | 1951 |
| Marguerite Sykes Nichols, MD | 1951 |
| Dr. James J. Nickson [G] | 1951 |
| Dr. Lester D. Odell [G] | 1951 |
| Dr. Richard Pencharz [G] | 1951 |
| Henry Pinkerton, MD [G] | 1951 |
| Dr. Charles M. Pomerat [G] | 1951 |
| Dr. Edith H. Quimby [G] | 1951 |
| Dr. Edward C. Reifenstein [G] | 1951 |
| Dr. C.P. Rhoads [G] | 1951 |
| Peter F. Salisbury, PhD [G] | 1951 |
| Dr. A.W. Scholl [G] | 1951 |
| Theodore Schwartz, MD | 1951 |
| Dr. Leonell C. Strong [G] | 1951 |
| John Y. Templeton, III, PhD | 1951 |
| Parker Vanamee, MD | 1951 |
| Peter R. Walker, PhD | 1951 |
| Dr. Stafford L. Warren [G] | 1951 |
| Robert W. Willet, MD | 1951 |
| C. Wilmer Wirts, MD [G] | 1951 |
| John G. Wiswell, MD | 1951 |
| Harry M. Zimmerman, MD [G] | 1951 |
| Dr. Fuller Albright [G] | 1952 |
| Dr. Allan C. Barnes [G] | 1952 |
| George W. Beadle, DSc, PhD [G] | 1952 |
| Warren N. Bell, MD | 1952 |
| Reinhold Benesch, PhD [G] | 1952 |
| Isaac Berenblum, MD [G] | 1952 |
| Dr. Peter Bernfeld [G] | 1952 |
| Dr. Gerson Biskind [G] | 1952 |
| Emil Borysko, PhD | 1952 |
| Dr. Gunnar Brandt [G] | 1952 |
| Dr. Herbert Brendler | 1952 |
| Henry Brown, MD | 1952 |
| Dr. Simeon T. Cantril [G] | 1952 |
| Dr. Benjamin Castleman [G] | 1952 |
| L.T. Coggeshall, MD [G] | 1952 |
| Dr. William D. Cohen | 1952 |
| Dr. Fletcher Colby [G] | 1952 |
| Dr. James Craigie [G] | 1952 |
| Dr. M.L. Crossley [G] | 1952 |
| Roger Daoust, PhD | 1952 |
| Dr. Leo M. Davidoff [G] | 1952 |
| Dr. Emerson Day [G] | 1952 |
| Dr. Gaston deLamirande | 1952 |
| Dr. Dominic A. DeSanto [G] | 1952 |
| Dr. Charles A. Doan [G] | 1952 |
| William V. E. Doering, PhD [G] | 1952 |
| Rose Ruth Ellison, MD | 1952 |
| Dr. W.J. Eversole [G] | 1952 |
| Hugo Faria, MD | 1952 |
| William H. Fishman, MD, PhD [G] | 1952 |
| Dr. Jordi Folch-Pi [G] | 1952 |
| Jack J. Fox, PhD | 1952 |
| Gabriel C. Godman, MD | 1952 |
| Gerson Goldhaber, PhD [G] | 1952 |
| Dr. John Graham [G] | 1952 |
| John T. Grayhack, MD | 1952 |
| Freddy Homburger, MD [G] | 1952 |
| Joseph W. Jailer, PhD | 1952 |
| Dr. Ulfar Johsson [G] | 1952 |
| David A. Karnofsky, MD | 1952 |
| Dr. Walter Kerr [G] | 1952 |
| Dr. Morton Kligerman [G] | 1952 |
| Zacharias Komninos, MD | 1952 |
| Joseph V. Landau, PhD | 1952 |
| Fritz A. Lipmann, MD, PhD [G] | 1952 |
| Wilson Hwei-yuen Lo, MD | 1952 |
| Robert B. Loftfield, PhD | 1952 |
| Dr. Carmine Lyons | 1952 |
| Henri Emile Maisin, MD, PhD | 1952 |
| Dr. McDermott [G] | 1952 |
| Roy B. Mefferd, Jr., PhD | 1952 |
| Dr. Joseph V. Meigs [G] | 1952 |
| Mary Lois Murphy, MD | 1952 |
| Dr. Margaret R. Murray [G] | 1952 |
| Dr. Walter J. Nungester [G] | 1952 |
| Dr. Jeannette Opsahl | 1952 |
| Elizabeth Mary K. Pillers, MD | 1952 |
| Dr. Meir Podberezec | 1952 |
| James W. Poppell, MD | 1952 |
| Kathleen E. Roberts, MD | 1952 |
| Dr. Augustin Roque [G] | 1952 |
| Cyrus E. Rubin, MD | 1952 |
| Albert Schilling, MD | 1952 |
| Edward Schulman, MD | 1952 |
| Dr. M.D. Schulz [G] | 1952 |
| Harald J. Schwartz, MD, PhD | 1952 |
| Harold Schwarz, MD, PhD | 1952 |
| Shu C. Shen, MD [G] | 1952 |
| Dr. Clara Sie [G] | 1952 |
| Wilson R. Slaunwhite, PhD | 1952 |
| Dr. Joseph E. Snyder [G] | 1952 |
| David Spiro, MD, PhD | 1952 |
| Dr. P.M. St. Aubin [G] | 1952 |
| Paul Starr, MD [G] | 1952 |
| Dr. A.M. Sutherland [G] | 1952 |
| William H. Sweet, MD, DSc [G] | 1952 |
| Robert Tarail, MD | 1952 |
| Harold Tarver, PhD [G] | 1952 |
| Dr. E. Tenenbaum [G] | 1952 |
| Dr. Asuman B. Unugur | 1952 |
| Dr. Unto Uotila [G] | 1952 |
| Frederick Urbach, MD | 1952 |
| Jules M. Weiss, MD | 1952 |
| Dr. N.T. Werthessen [G] | 1952 |
| Dr. Willet Whitmore [G] | 1952 |
| Dr. D. Wright Wilson [G] | 1952 |
| Ernst L. Wynder, MD [G] | 1952 |
| Ralph H. Young, MD [G] | 1952 |
| Bernard Zimmerman, MD, PhD | 1952 |
| Spyridon G. Alivisatos, MD, PhD | 1953 |
| Dr. William H. Bauer [G] | 1953 |
| Donald Berkowitz, MD | 1953 |
| Leopold R. Cerecedo, PhD [G] | 1953 |
| Erwin Chargaff, PhD [G] | 1953 |
| Dr. Windsor C. Cutting [G] | 1953 |
| Rajendra G. Desai, MD, PhD | 1953 |
| Frank Dituri, MD | 1953 |
| Dr. Pentti Ermala [G] | 1953 |
| Phaedon Fessas, MD, PhD | 1953 |
| Walter J. Frajola, PhD [G] | 1953 |
| Dr. Chester N. Frazier [G] | 1953 |
| John G. Freymann, MD | 1953 |
| Felix Friedberg, PhD | 1953 |
| Dr. Evarts A. Graham [G] | 1953 |
| David V. Habif, MD [G] | 1953 |
| Dr. James H. Henderson [G] | 1953 |
| Henri G. Isler, PhD | 1953 |
| Dr. Daniel Laszlo [G] | 1953 |
| Dr. Raffael Lattes [G] | 1953 |
| Min Chiu Li, MD | 1953 |
| Muriel R. Loran, PhD [G] | 1953 |
| Dr. Lawrence M. Marshall | 1953 |
| Ulrich Naf, PhD | 1953 |
| Dr. Chiyeko Okawa | 1953 |
| Louis G. Ortega, MD | 1953 |
| Dr. Roland K. Robins [G] | 1953 |
| Dr. Fred Rothstein | 1953 |
| Dr. Leon Schiff [G] | 1953 |
| Dr. Albert Segaloff [G] | 1953 |
| M. Angelice Seibert, PhD | 1953 |
| Dr. Daniel M. Shapiro [G] | 1953 |
| Robert E. Stowell, MD, PhD [G] | 1953 |
| Dr. Sakari Timonen [G] | 1953 |
| Dr. Jose Riera Vinas | 1953 |
| Eleanor Z. Wallace, MD | 1953 |
| Arnold D. Welch, MD, PhD [G] | 1953 |
| Charles E. Wenner, PhD | 1953 |
| Dr. Richard H. Wiley [G] | 1953 |
| Jane C. Wright, MD [G] | 1953 |
| Dr. Charles Angel [G] | 1954 |
| Frederick W. Barnes, Jr., MD, PhD [G] | 1954 |
| Dr. Joseph W. Beard [G] | 1954 |
| Harold F. Berg, MD, FACS [G] | 1954 |
| Dr. Engelbert Broda [G] | 1954 |
| Josiah Brown, MD | 1954 |
| Anand C. Chaudhry, PhD | 1954 |
| Dr. Edward D. Churchill | 1954 |
| Emanuel G. Daskalakis, PhD | 1954 |
| Sidney Fink, MD | 1954 |
| George J. Fruhman, PhD | 1954 |
| George P. Fulton, PhD [G] | 1954 |
| Alfred Gellhorn, MD [G] | 1954 |
| Alfredo Giner-Sorolla, PhD | 1954 |
| Dr. Thelma C. Gould [G] | 1954 |
| Dr. A. Clark Griffin [G] | 1954 |
| Dr. S.A. Gunn [G] | 1954 |
| Dr. Morris H. Harnly [G] | 1954 |
| Dr. Nagib Abu Haydar | 1954 |
| Reverend Frederick C. Hickey [G] | 1954 |
| Jean-Gabriel Lafontaine, PhD | 1954 |
| Dr. Robert C. Lewis [G] | 1954 |
| William Lijinsky, PhD | 1954 |
| Earl J. Mason, MD, PhD | 1954 |
| Dr. Sylvan E. Moolten [G] | 1954 |
| Dan H. Moore, PhD [G] | 1954 |
| Joseph Y. Peary, ScD | 1954 |
| Gregory S. Pincus, ScD [G] | 1954 |
| Dr. Stanley P. Reimann [G] | 1954 |
| Marvin D. Richards, MD | 1954 |
| Dr. H.L. Richardson [G] | 1954 |
| Dr. James B. Rogers [G] | 1954 |
| Dr. Mary Russell-Aulet [G] | 1954 |
| Dr. Kai Setala [G] | 1954 |
| Webster A. Sherer, MD | 1954 |
| Dr. Maurice Shulman [G] | 1954 |
| Sankar V. Siva, PhD | 1954 |
| Dorraine W. Slingerland, MD | 1954 |
| Grafton A. Smith, MD, PhD | 1954 |
| Dr. R.C. Taylor [G] | 1954 |
| Julien L. Van Lancker, MD | 1954 |
| Dr. Wade Volwiler [G] | 1954 |
| Arthur W. Wase, PhD [G] | 1954 |
| Dennis B. Amos, MD [G] | 1955 |
| David V. Becker, MD | 1955 |
| Dr. William F. Bethard | 1955 |
| K. B. Bjorklund, MD | 1955 |
| David Bloch, PhD | 1955 |
| Jack H.U. Brown, PhD [G] | 1955 |
| Royston C. Clowes, PhD | 1955 |
| Carl Djerassi, PhD [G] | 1955 |
| Jean-Pierre Felber, MD | 1955 |
| Lester Goldstein, PhD | 1955 |
| Dr. C.G. Grand [G] | 1955 |
| Sylvia S. Greenberg, PhD | 1955 |
| Theodore S. Hauschka, PhD [G] | 1955 |
| Charles B. Huggins, MD [G] | 1955 |
| Dr. Paul Klemperer [G] | 1955 |
| Marvin Kuschner, MD [G] | 1955 |
| Dr. George V. LeRoy [G] | 1955 |
| Sergio I. Magalini, MD | 1955 |
| Klaus Mayer, MD | 1955 |
| Dr. Pier Melanotte | 1955 |
| Dr. Alice E. Moore [G] | 1955 |
| Paul S. Moorhead, PhD | 1955 |
| Dr. Norton Nelson [G] | 1955 |
| Dr. Robert L. Nielsen | 1955 |
| Dr. Robert W. Noyes [G] | 1955 |
| Alan Robb P. Paterson, PhD | 1955 |
| Holde Puchtler, MD | 1955 |
| Dr. Francis E. Ray [G] | 1955 |
| Martin Sonenberg, MD, PhD [G] | 1955 |
| Dr. William B. Summers | 1955 |
| Helene W. Toolan, PhD [G] | 1955 |
| Sister M. Helene Van Horst [G] | 1955 |
| Ray Wu, PhD | 1955 |
| Jean Zytko, MSc | 1955 |
| Dr. E.C. Bernstorf [G] | 1956 |
| John Bogacz, MD | 1956 |
| Dr. Gerit Bras [G] | 1956 |
| C.M. Breder, Jr. [G] | 1956 |
| Sterling Chaykin, PhD | 1956 |
| Etienne P. DeHarven, MD | 1956 |
| Dr. Fumio Doko | 1956 |
| Dr. Goetz P. Domagk | 1956 |
| Gerald Goldstein, MD | 1956 |
| Godofredo Gomez-Crespo, MD | 1956 |
| Norma B. Granville, MD | 1956 |
| Sheldon Greer, PhD | 1956 |
| Robert L. Herrmann, PhD | 1956 |
| Dr. Marcus E. Hobbs [G] | 1956 |
| Dr. Kenneth Kahn | 1956 |
| Henry S. Kaplan, MD [G] | 1956 |
| John S. Laughlin, PhD [G] | 1956 |
| Miriam Lieberman, PhD | 1956 |
| Seymour Lieberman, PhD [G] | 1956 |
| Dr. William R. Lockhart [G] | 1956 |
| Irving M. London, MD [G] | 1956 |
| Dr. Bertram A. Lowy [G] | 1956 |
| M. Frank Mallette, PhD [G] | 1956 |
| Alexander Miller, PhD | 1956 |
| Kivie Moldave, PhD [G] | 1956 |
| Dr. George W. Nace [G] | 1956 |
| Dr. Jacques Padawer [G] | 1956 |
| Louis Pernokas, MD | 1956 |
| James M. Price, MD, PhD [G] | 1956 |
| Frank W. Putnam, PhD [G] | 1956 |
| Herbert M. Rubinstein, MD | 1956 |
| Dr. John J. Salley [G] | 1956 |
| Gianfranco Dal Santo, MD | 1956 |
| William C. Shoemaker, MD | 1956 |
| Dr. Marion B. Sulzberger [G] | 1956 |
| Dr. Albert Tannenbaum | 1956 |
| Howard C. Taylor, Jr. [G] | 1956 |
| Dr. Emmerich von Haam [G] | 1956 |
| Albert J. Wahba, PhD | 1956 |
| Dr. Gisella Winkler-Haemerl | 1956 |
| Dr. Valentin Yermakov | 1956 |
| James Noel Baptist, PhD | 1957 |
| Richard M. Barry, MD | 1957 |
| Dr. Aaron Bendich [G] | 1957 |
| Harold E. Binhammer, MD | 1957 |
| Dr. Elmer D. Bueker [G] | 1957 |
| Richard Allen Day, PhD | 1957 |
| Dr. William B. Deichmann [G] | 1957 |
| Dr. Ralph I. Dorfman [G] | 1957 |
| Dr. Thomas B. Fitzpatrick [G] | 1957 |
| Joel G. Flaks, PhD | 1957 |
| Dr. Alvan G. Foraker [G] | 1957 |
| Ernst Freese, PhD | 1957 |
| Richard H. Golder, PhD | 1957 |
| Ernest J. Greenberg, MD | 1957 |
| Dr. Alexander Gutman [G] | 1957 |
| Robert A. Huseby, MD, PhD [G] | 1957 |
| Dr. Yoh Imai | 1957 |
| Norman Kretchmer, MD, PhD [G] | 1957 |
| Herndon Lehr, MD | 1957 |
| Howard S. Mason, PhD [G] | 1957 |
| Sister Margaret Ann McDowell [G] | 1957 |
| Susan J. Mellette, MD | 1957 |
| Dr. F. Gomez Mont [G] | 1957 |
| Horace V. Parker, MD | 1957 |
| Dr. Jay S. Roth [G] | 1957 |
| Albrecht W. Schmitt, MD | 1957 |
| Dr. Harry Sobotka [G] | 1957 |
| Elliot W. Strauss, MD | 1957 |
| George W. Thorn, MD | 1957 |
| Dr. Ludwig von Bertalanffy [G] | 1957 |
| Lu-Hai Wang, PhD | 1957 |
| Dr. Leo Weiner [G] | 1957 |
| Dr. Raymond E. Zirkle [G] | 1957 |
| Dr. Paul M. Aptekman [G] | 1958 |
| Dr. Walter J. Bo [G] | 1958 |
| Dr. Werner Braun [G] | 1958 |
| Donna M. Chaproniere, PhD | 1958 |
| Dr. Byong Ho Chin [G] | 1958 |
| Morton Civen, PhD | 1958 |
| Dr. Martin J. Clyman [G] | 1958 |
| Dr. John E. Fitzgerald [G] | 1958 |
| Dr. B.L. Freedlander [G] | 1958 |
| Pierre H. Gonse, MD | 1958 |
| Dr. Hugh F. Hare [G] | 1958 |
| Dr. Paul V. Harper [G] | 1958 |
| George J. Hill, MD | 1958 |
| Dr. Takeru Ito | 1958 |
| Dr. Riojun Kinosita [G] | 1958 |
| Dr. John K. Lattimer [G] | 1958 |
| Dr. Chae Koo Lee [G] | 1958 |
| Dr. Hayes Martin [G] | 1958 |
| Luigi Messineo, PhD | 1958 |
| Thomas H. Newton, MD | 1958 |
| Barbara Petrack, PhD | 1958 |
| Otto J. Plescia, PhD [G] | 1958 |
| Dr. Samuel Proger [G] | 1958 |
| Dr. J. H. Quastel [G] | 1958 |
| Dr. James A. Reyniers [G] | 1958 |
| William K. Riker, MD [G] | 1958 |
| Hans C. Rilling, PhD | 1958 |
| Edward L. Rothstein, PhD | 1958 |
| Dr. Francis F. Rundle [G] | 1958 |
| Dr. Abraham Schlein | 1958 |
| Dr. Donald A. Sutherland [G] | 1958 |
| Henry J. Vogel, PhD [G] | 1958 |
| Claude Watters, PhD | 1958 |
| Dr. Mitchel Weissbluth [G] | 1958 |
| Robert K. Ausman, MD, PhD | 1959 |
| Satish Chandra, PhD | 1959 |
| William P. Creger, MD [G] | 1959 |
| Jaroslav (John) V. Frei, MD, PhD | 1959 |
| Herbert C. Friedmann, PhD | 1959 |
| Herbert J. Fromm, PhD | 1959 |
| Dr. R.F. Gentry [G] | 1959 |
| Takashi Hoshino, MD | 1959 |
| Lucien Karhausen, MD | 1959 |
| Dr. Henry Kritzler [G] | 1959 |
| Dr. Francis Masin [G] | 1959 |
| Dr. Thomas R. McGowan | 1959 |
| George E. Moore, MD, PhD [G] | 1959 |
| Gian-Carlo Nava, MD | 1959 |
| Steven O. Schwartz, MD [G] | 1959 |
| Bruce H. Sells, PhD | 1959 |
| Philippe Shubik, MD, PhD [G] | 1959 |
| Dr. Agerico B. M. Sison [G] | 1959 |
| Dr. Paul K. Smith [G] | 1959 |
| John H. Spencer, PhD, FRSC | 1959 |
| Edith E. Townsend, MSc | 1959 |
| Yuksel Uzer, MD | 1959 |
| Peter K. Vogt, PhD | 1959 |
| Hewitt B. Wheeler, MD | 1959 |
Institutions Invited to Nominate Three Damon Runyon Clinical Investigator Award Applicants
(Three nominations per institution, including its affiliated schools, will be accepted. Because of its number of affiliated hospitals, Harvard Medical School may submit up to six nominations)
Any research institution interested in nominating a qualified physician-scientist, but not listed here, may contact the Award Programs office at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address).
Listed alphabetically by state:
A C D F G H I K L M N O P R S T U V W
STATE
Institution
~ Affiliated School(s)
ALABAMA
University of Alabama at Birmingham
~ School of Medicine
~ UAB Comprehensive Cancer Center
University of South Alabama, Mobile
~ College of Medicine
~ Mitchell Cancer Institute
ARIZONA
Translational Genomics Research Institute (TGen), Phoenix
University of Arizona, Tucson
~ Arizona Cancer Center
~ Arizona Health Sciences Center
~ University of Arizona College of Medicine
ARKANSAS
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences College of Medicine, Little Rock
~ Winthrop P. Rockefeller Cancer Institute
CALIFORNIA
City of Hope, Duarte
~ Beckman Research Institute
John Wayne Cancer Institute, Santa Monica
Loma Linda University School of Medicine, Loma Linda
~ Cancer Center
Samuel Oschin Comprehensive Cancer Institute, Los Angeles
The Scripps Research Institute, La Jolla
Stanford University School of Medicine, Stanford
University of California, Davis
~ UC Davis Cancer Center
~ School of Medicine
University of California, Irvine
~ Chao Family Comprehensive Cancer Center
~ College of Medicine
University of California, Los Angeles
~ David Geffen School of Medicine (UCLA School of Medicine)
~ Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center
University of California, San Diego
~ School of Medicine
~ UCSD Cancer Center
University of California, San Francisco
~ School of Medicine
~ UCSF Helen Diller Family Comprehensive Cancer Center
University of Southern California, Los Angeles
~ Keck School of Medicine
~ USC/Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center
COLORADO
University of Colorado Denver, Aurora
~ School of Medicine
~ University of Colorado Cancer Center
CONNECTICUT
University of Connecticut Health Center School of Medicine, Farmington
~ Carole and Ray Neag Comprehensive Cancer Center
Yale University, New Haven
~ School of Medicine
~ Yale Cancer Center
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences, Washington, DC
~ George Washington University Cancer Institute
Georgetown University, Washington, DC
~ Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center
~ Medical Center
~ School of Medicine
Howard University College of Medicine, Washington, DC
FLORIDA
Florida International University College of Medicine, Miami
Florida State University College of Medicine, Tallahassee
University of Central Florida College of Medicine, Orlando
University of Florida College of Medicine, Gainesville
~ Shands Cancer Center
University of Miami Leonard M. Miller School of Medicine, Miami
~ Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center
University of South Florida, Tampa
~ College of Medicine
~ H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research Institute
GEORGIA
Emory University School of Medicine, Atlanta
~ Winship Cancer Institute
Georgia Health Sciences University, Augusta
~ Cancer Center
Mercer University School of Medicine, Macon
Morehouse School of Medicine, Atlanta
HAWAII
University of Hawaii, Honolulu
~ Cancer Research Center of Hawaii
~ John A. Burns School of Medicine
ILLINOIS
Chicago Medical School at Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science, Chicago
Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine, Maywood
~ Cardinal Bernardin Cancer Center
Northwestern University, Chicago
~ Feinberg School of Medicine
~ Robert H. Lurie Comprehensive Cancer Center
Rush Medical College of Rush University, Chicago
Southern Illinois University School of Medicine, Springfield
~ Simmons Cancer Institute
University of Chicago, Chicago
~ Cancer Research Center
~ Pritzker School of Medicine
University of Illinois College of Medicine, Chicago
~ Cancer Center
INDIANA
Indiana University, Indianapolis
~ Cancer Center
~ School of Medicine
Purdue University Center for Cancer Research
IOWA
The University of Iowa, Iowa City
~ Holden Comprehensive Cancer Center
~ Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of Medicine
KANSAS
University of Kansas School of Medicine, Kansas City
~ Cancer Center
KENTUCKY
University of Kentucky College of Medicine, Lexington
~ Lucille P. Markey Cancer Center
University of Louisville School of Medicine, Louisville
~ James Graham Brown Cancer Center
LOUISIANA
Louisiana State University School of Medicine, New Orleans
~Stanley S. Scott Cancer Center
Louisiana State University School of Medicine, Shreveport
~Feist-Weiller Cancer Center
Tulane University School of Medicine, New Orleans
~Cancer Center
MARYLAND
The Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore
~ School of Medicine
~ The Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center
University of Maryland School of Medicine, Baltimore
~ Greenebaum Cancer Center
MASSACHUSETTS
Boston University School of Medicine, Boston
~Cancer Research Center
Harvard Medical School, Boston (including its affiliated schools, may submit up to six nominations)
~ Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
~ Brigham & Women’s Hospital
~ Children’s Hospital
~ Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
~ Dana-Farber/Harvard Cancer Center
~ Harvard School of Public Health
~ Joslin Diabetes Center
~ Massachusetts General Hospital
Tufts University School of Medicine, Boston
~ Tufts Medical Center Cancer Center
University of Massachusetts Medical School, Worcester
MICHIGAN
Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit
Michigan State University College of Human Medicine, East Lansing
The Van Andel Institute
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
~ Comprehensive Cancer Center
~ Medical School
Wayne State University, Detroit
~ Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute
~ Meyer L. Prentis Comprehensive Cancer Center
~ School of Medicine
MINNESOTA
Mayo Foundation, Rochester
~ Mayo Clinic Cancer Center
~ Medical School
University of Minnesota, Minneapolis
~ Masonic Cancer Center
~ Medical School
MISSISSIPPI
University of Mississippi School of Medicine, Jackson
MISSOURI
St. Louis University School of Medicine, St. Louis
University of Missouri, Columbia School of Medicine, Columbia
University of Missouri, Kansas City School of Medicine, Kansas City
Washington University, St. Louis
~ School of Medicine
~ Siteman Cancer Center
NEBRASKA
Creighton University School of Medicine, Omaha
University of Nebraska, Omaha
~ College of Medicine
~ Eppley Cancer Center
~ Medical Center
NEVADA
Nevada Cancer Insitute
University of Nevada School of Medicine, Las Vegas
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Dartmouth Medical School, Hanover
~ Norris Cotton Cancer Center
NEW JERSEY
UMDNJ-New Jersey Medical School, Newark
~ The Cancer Institute of New Jersey
~ Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, New Brunswick
~ Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, New Brunswick
NEW MEXICO
University of New Mexico, Albuquerque
~ Cancer Research and Treatment Center
~ School of Medicine
NEW YORK
Albany Medical College, Albany
Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Bronx
~ Cancer Center
Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York
~ Herbert Irving Comprehensive Cancer Center
Cornell University, New York
~ Weill Medical College of Cornell University
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, New York
Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, New York
~ Tisch Cancer Institute
New York Medical College, Valhalla
New York University, New York
~ Cancer Institute
~ Langone Medical Center
The Rockefeller University, New York
Roswell Park Cancer Institute, Buffalo
State University of New York Downstate Medical Center College of Medicine, Brooklyn
State University of New York Upstate Medical Center College of Medicine, Syracuse
Stony Brook University Health Sciences Center School of Medicine, Stony Brook
~Cancer Center
University of Buffalo (SUNY) School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, Buffalo
University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry, Rochester
~ James P. Wilmot Cancer Center
NORTH CAROLINA
Duke University Medical Center, Durham
~ Duke Comprehensive Cancer Center
~ School of Medicine
East Carolina University Brody School of Medicine, Greenville
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
~ School of Medicine
~ UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center
Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem
~ Comprehensive Cancer Center
~ School of Medicine
NORTH DAKOTA
University of North Dakota School of Medicine and Health Sciences, Grand Forks
OHIO
Case Western Reserve University and University Hospital of Cleveland, Cleveland
~ Comprehensive Cancer Center
~ School of Medicine
~ Seidman Cancer Center
Cleveland Clinic Taussig Cancer Center
Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine, Rootstown
The Ohio State University, Columbus
~ Arthur G. James Cancer Hospital and Richard J. Solove Research Institute
~ College of Medicine
~ Comprehensive Cancer Center
University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, Cincinnati
~Barrett Cancer Center
University of Toledo College of Medicine, Toledo
Wright State University School of Medicine, Dayton
OKLAHOMA
University of Oklahoma College of Medicine, Oklahoma City
OREGON
Oregon Health and Science University, Portland
~ Knight Cancer Institute
~ School of Medicine
PENNSYLVANIA
Drexel University College of Medicine, Philadelphia
Fox Chase Cancer Center, Philadelphia
Pennsylvania State University College of Medicine, Hershey
~ Hershey Cancer Institute
Temple University School of Medicine, Philadelphia
Thomas Jefferson University, Philadelphia
~ Jefferson Medical College
~ Kimmel Cancer Center
University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
~ Abramson Cancer Center
~ Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
~ Health System
~ School of Medicine
University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh
~ Cancer Institute
~ School of Medicine
The Wistar Institute, Philadelphia
RHODE ISLAND
The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Providence
SOUTH CAROLINA
Medical University of South Carolina College of Medicine, Charleston
~ Hollings Cancer Center
University of South Carolina School of Medicine, Charleston
SOUTH DAKOTA
University of South Dakota Sanford School of Medicine, Sioux Falls
TENNESSEE
East Tennessee State University James H. Quillen College of Medicine, Johnson City
Meharry Medical College, Nashville
St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, Memphis
University of Tennessee Health Science Center College of Medicine, Memphis
Vanderbilt University, Nashville
~ School of Medicine
~ Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center
TEXAS
Baylor College of Medicine, Houston
~Duncan Cancer Center
The Methodist Hospital Research Institute
Texas A&M University System Health Science Center, College Station
Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center School of Medicine, Lubbock
University of Houston, Houston
University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio
~ Cancer Therapy and Research Center
~ UTHSCSA Medical School
University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston
~ University of Texas Medical School at Houston
University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas
~ Simmons Cancer Center
~ Southwestern Medical School
University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston
University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston
UTAH
University of Utah, Salt Lake City
~ Huntsman Cancer Institute
~ School of Medicine
VERMONT
University of Vermont, Burlington
~ College of Medicine
~ Vermont Cancer Center
VIRGINIA
Eastern Virginia Medical School, Norfolk
University of Virginia, Charlottesville
~ Cancer Center
~ School of Medicine
Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond
~ Massey Cancer Center
~ School of Medicine
WASHINGTON
University of Washington School of Medicine, Seattle
~ Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
WEST VIRGINIA
Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine at Marshall University, Huntington
West Virginia University School of Medicine, Morgantown
~ Mary Babb Randolph Cancer Center
WISCONSIN
Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
~ Aurora Health Care
~ Cancer Center University of Wisconsin, Madison
~ Paul P. Carbone Comprehensive Cancer Center
~ School of Medicine and Public Health
Clinical Investigators
2012 Recipients (Three-year Awards)
Carey K. Anders, MD
"mTOR inhibition in the treatment of HER2-positive breast cancer brain metastases" with Lisa A. Carey, MD, and Charles M. Perou, PhD, at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Oren J. Becher, MD
"Regional differences in central nervous system gliomagenesis" with Darell D. Bigner, MD, PhD, and Katherine E. Warren, MD at Duke University, Durham, North Carolina
Sarat Chandarlapaty, MD, PhD
Patterson Trust Clinical Investigator
"Therapeutic approaches to PI3K-AKT-mTOR feedback pathways in breast cancer" with Neal Rosen, MD, PhD, and Clifford A. Hudis, MD, at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, New York, New York
Ryan B. Corcoran, MD, PhD
"Defining novel targeted therapy combination strategies for BRAF V600 mutant colorectal cancer" with Jeffrey A. Engelman, MD, PhD, and Keith T. Flaherty, MD, at Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts
Kevin B. Jones, MD
"The mitochondrial apoptosis pathway in synovial sarcoma" with Mario R. Capecchi, PhD, and Sunil Sharma, MD, at the University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah
Holbrook E. Kohrt, MD, PhD
"Augmenting anticancer antibody therapies through selective activation of NK cells" with Ronald Levy, MD, at Stanford University, Stanford, California
2011 Recipients (Three-year Awards)
Marie Bleakley, MD, PhD
Richard Lumsden Foundation Investigator
"Segregating the GVL effect from GVHD in humans" with Stanley R. Riddell, MD, at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Seattle, Washington
Ralph J. DeBerardinis, MD, PhD
"Translational studies in cancer metabolism" with Helen H. Hobbs, MD, at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, Texas
Joshua D. Schiffman, MD
"Microsatellite length and integrin signaling as risk factors for Ewing's Sarcoma" with Stephen L. Lessnick, MD, PhD, at the University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah
Zsofia K. Stadler, MD
"Characterization of de novo germline genetic alterations in cancer susceptibility" with Kenneth Offit, MD, MPH, and Michael H. Wigler, PhD, at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, New York, New York
Jean Y. Tang, MD, PhD
"Mechanisms of acquired resistance to Hedgehog pathway inhibitors in basal cell carcinomas" with Philip A. Beachy, PhD, and Ervin H. Epstein, MD, at Stanford University, Stanford
2010 Recipients (Three-year Awards)
Tobias J.E. Carling, MD, PhD
Doris Duke-Damon Runyon Clinical Investigator
"Molecular genetics of endocrine tumor disease" with Richard P. Lifton, MD, PhD, and Robert Udelsman, MD, MBA, at the Yale University School of Medicine, New Haven, Connecticut
N. Lynn Henry, MD, PhD
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
"Pain processing pathway analysis in aromatase inhibitor-associated musculoskeletal syndrome" with Daniel F. Hayes, MD, at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan
Kevin R. Kozak, MD, PhD
Damon Runyon-Genentech Clinical Investigator
"Radiosensitization with antiangiogenic therapy" with Paul M. Harari, MD, at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin
Igor Matushansky, MD, PhD
Damon Runyon-Gordon Family Clinical Investigator
"Implementing and imaging epigenetic based differentiation therapy for solid tumors" with Carlos Cordon-Cardo, MD, PhD, at Columbia University, New York, New York
Brian G. Till, MD
Damon Runyon-Pfizer Clinical Investigator
"Optimization of adoptive immunotherapy for lymphoma using genetically modified CD20-specific T cells" with Oliver W. Press, MD, PhD, at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Seattle, Washington
2009 Recipients (Three-year Awards)
♦Andrew L. Feldman, MD
"Role of novel TP63 fusion genes in IRF4-positive peripheral T-cell lymphoma" with Stephen M. Ansell, MD, PhD, and Ahmet Dogan, MD, PhD, at the Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota
♦William Y. Kim, MD
Damon Runyon-Merck Clinical Investigator
"Defining synthetic lethal targets of mTOR inhibition in renal cell carcinoma" with Charles M. Perou, PhD, and Norman E. Sharpless, MD, at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, North Carolina
C. Ryan Miller, MD, PhD
Damon Runyon-Genentech Clinical Investigator
"Genomics-driven drug development for glioblastoma" with Charles M. Perou, PhD, and Norman E. Sharpless, MD, at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Vu H. Nguyen, MD
August M. Watanabe, MD, Investigator of the Damon Runyon Foundation
"Organ-specific regulatory T cells as a targeted therapy for graft-versus-host disease" with Thomas F. Gajewski, MD, PhD, The University of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois
♦ These investigators have been awarded two-year Continuation Grants.
2008 Recipients (Three-year Awards)
Ronald J. Buckanovich, MD, PhD
"Tumor endothelial cells as a therapeutic and diagnostic target in ovarian cancer" with Daniel F. Hayes, MD, and Max S. Wicha, MD, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan
♦Andrew T. Chan, MD, MPH
"Molecular imaging of colorectal neoplasia" with Charles S. Fuchs, MD, MPH, and Ralph Weissleder, MD, PhD, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts
♦Rachael A. Clark, MD, PhD
"Reversing immune evasion in human squamous cell carcinomas of the skin" with Thomas S. Kupper, MD, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts
♦Vassiliki Karantza, MD, PhD
"Autophagy as a therapeutic target in breast cancer treatment" with Robert S. DiPaola, MD, UMDNJ/Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, New Brunswick, New Jersey
♦Elahe A. Mostaghel, MD, PhD
Damon Runyon-Genentech Clinical Investigator
"Defining and exploiting molecular mechanisms of androgen-metabolism for prostate cancer therapy" with Peter S. Nelson, MD, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Seattle, Washington
♦ These investigators have been awarded two-year Continuation Grants.
2007 Recipients (Three-year Awards)
♦ Colleen Delaney, MD, MSc
Damon Runyon-Novartis Clinical Investigator
“Notch-mediated ex vivo expansion of cord blood progenitors for hematopoietic cell transplantation” with Irwin D. Bernstein, MD, and Frederick R. Appelbaum, MD, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Seattle, Washington
♦ Douglas K. Graham, MD, PhD
Damon Runyon-Novartis Clinical Investigator
“Novel biologically targeted therapy against the Mer receptor tyrosine kinase in the treatment of pediatric ALL” with James V. DeGregori, PhD, and Sue Gail Eckhardt, MD, University of Colorado Denver, Aurora, Colorado
Juan Carlos Ramos, MD
Damon Runyon-Genentech Clinical Investigator
“Resistance to interferon-based therapy in adult T-cell leukemia” with William J. Harrington, MD, and Glen N. Barber, PhD, University of Miami School of Medicine, Miami, Florida
Joel H. Rubenstein, MD
Gordon Family Clinical Investigator
“The epidemiology of adipokines in Barrett's esophagus” with John M. Inadomi, MD, and Philip S. Schoenfeld, MD, University of Michigan Medical School, Ann Arbor, Michigan
♦ Catherine J. Wu, MD
“Immune-targeted leukemia antigens for eradication of CML stem cells” with Jerome Ritz, MD, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Boston, Massachusetts
♦ These investigators have been awarded two-year Continuation Grants.
2006 Recipients (Three-year Awards)
♦ Renier J. Brentjens, MD, PhD
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
“Adoptive therapy of B cell leukemias with genetically modified autologous T cells” with Michel Sadelain, MD, PhD, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, New York, New York
♦ Patrick A. Brown, MD
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
“Translating FLT3 inhibition into improved outcome for high risk childhood leukemia” with Donald Small, MD, PhD, The Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland
Delphine L. Chen, MD
Damon Runyon-Siemens Clinical Investigator
“Apoptosis imaging” with Michael J. Welch, PhD, Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis, Missouri
♦ Andrea L. Cox, MD, PhD
“Analysis and manipulation of cross reactive immune responses to partial escape mutations in chronic Hepatitis C virus infection” with Drew M. Pardoll, MD, PhD, The Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland
Loren S. Michel, MD
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
“Characterization of the Trop-2 receptor in breast cancer progression” with Matthew J. Ellis, MB, PhD, Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis, Missouri
♦ These investigators have been awarded two-year Continuation Grants.
2005 Recipients (Five-year Awards)
Marcia S. Brose, MD, PhD
Damon Runyon-Siemens Clinical Investigator
"The emerging clinical role of genetics in the treatment and diagnosis of thyroid cancer" with Susan J. Mandel, MD, MPH and Peter J. O'Dwyer, MD, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Christine H. Chung, MD
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
"Gene expression-based outcome prediction in head and neck cancer" with David P. Carbone, MD, PhD, Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Nashville, Tennessee
Phillip G. Febbo, MD
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
"Mechanisms of docetaxel resistance in metastatic prostate cancer" with H. Kim Lyerly, MD and Joseph Nevins, PhD, Duke University Medical Center, Durham, North Carolina
John M. Pagel, MD, PhD
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
"Radioimmunotherapy of CD45+ leukemias" with Oliver W. Press, MD, PhD, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Seattle, Washington
John M. Timmerman, MD
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
"Dendritic cell-based outcome prediction in head and neck cancer" with Steven M. Dubinett, MD and Charles L. Sawyers, MD, University of California, Los Angeles, California
2004 Recipients (Five-year Awards)
Charles G. Drake, MD, PhD
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
"Integrating clinical and laboratory studies to develop immunotherapy for prostate cancer" with Drew M. Pardoll, MD, PhD, The Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland
Jakob Dupont, MD
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
"Development and analysis of tumor-specific T cells for adoptive immunotherapy of epithelial ovarian cancer" with Richard J. O'Reilly, MD, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, New York, New York
John V. Heymach, MD, PhD
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
"VEGF receptor inhibitors for non-small cell lung cancer: clinical studies and novel surrogate markers of activity" with Isaiah J. Fidler, DVM, PhD and Waun Ki Hong, MD, MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas
Jeremy N. Rich, MD
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
"Maximizing clinical efficacy of epidermal growth factor receptor tyrosine kinase inhibitors in glioblastoma therapy" with Henry S. Friedman, MD and Darrell Bigner, MD, PhD, Cleveland Clinic Foundation, Cleveland, Ohio
2003 Recipients (Five-Year Awards)
Scott A. Armstrong, MD, PhD
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
“Genomic identification of new therapeutic targets in leukemia,” Children’s Hospital, Boston, with Todd R. Golub, MD, Children’s Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts
Peter D. Cole, MD
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
“Improving the therapeutic index for children with acute lymphoblastic leukemia through studies of folate physiology and antifolate pharmacodynamics” with I. David Goldman, MD, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Bronx, New York
Dean W. Felsher, MD, PhD
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
“Targeting MYC for the treatment of lymphoma” with Ronald Levy, MD, Stanford University School of Medicine, Stanford, California
Pierre P. Massion, MD
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
“Proteomic approach for risk assessment of lung cancer” with David P. Carbone, MD, PhD, Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Nashville, Tennessee
Jedd D. Wolchok, MD, PhD
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
“Clinical development of DNA vaccines for melanoma” with Alan N. Houghton, MD, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, New York, New York
2002 Recipients (Five-Year Awards)
Madhav V. Dhodapkar, MD
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
“Anti-tumor immunity in myeloma” with Ralph M. Steinman, MD, The Rockefeller University, New York, New York
William M. Grady, MD
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
“Novel molecular screening and surveillance methods for colorectal cancer” with John D. Potter, MD, PhD, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Seattle, Washington
Albert C. Koong, MD, PhD
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
“Modulation of protein kinase C as a novel hypoxia-specific therapeutic strategy” with Sarah S. Donaldson, MD, and Amato J. Giaccia, PhD, Stanford University School of Medicine, Stanford, California
James M. Olson, MD, PhD
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
“Predicting retinoid-responsive medulloblastoma patients” with Jeffrey Russell Geyer, MD, and Stephen J. Tapscott, MD, PhD, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Seattle, Washington
Sridhar Mani, MD
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
“Molecular and phenotypic dose adaptation models in the clinical development of novel microtubule binding agents” with Roman Perez-Soler, MD, and Susan B. Horwitz, PhD, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, New York, New York
2001 Recipients (Five-Year Awards)
Joseph A. Califano, III, MD
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
“Molecular screening in a population at risk for head and neck cancer” with David Sidransky, MD, and Anthony J. Alberg, PhD, MPH, The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, Maryland
Li Li, MD, PhD
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
“Diet, methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase, genomic DNA methylation, and five most promising novel candidate genes in the carcinogenesis of colon neoplasia” with Sanford Markowitz, MD, PhD, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio
Jennifer L. Malin, MD
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
“Quality of chemotherapy care for cancer: evaluating underuse, overuse and misuse” with Katherine L. Kahn, MD, University of California School of Medicine, Los Angeles, California
William R. Sellers, MD
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
“The molecular classification of prostate cancer” with David M. Livingston, MD, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Boston, Massachusetts
Cassian Yee, MD
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
“Adoptive T-cell therapy of melanoma” with Philip D. Greenberg, MD, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Seattle, Washington
2000 Recipients (Five-Year Awards)
Rafael Fonseca, MD
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
“Genomic instability in plasma cell dyscrasias,” Mayo Clinic, Scottsdale, Arizona, with Philip R. Greipp, MD, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota
Maura L. Gillison, MD, PhD
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
“Establishing a casual association between HPV and HNSCC” with Keerti V. Shah, MD, DrPH, The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, Maryland
Vered Stearns, MD
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
“Surrogate markers as endpoints: novel clinical design for combining standard and novel therapies in breast cancer” with Nancy E. Davidson, MD, The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, Maryland
Robert H. Vonderheide, MD, PhD
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
“Clinical evaluation of telomerase as a widely expressed tumor-associated antigen linked to oncogenesis” with Carl H. June, MD, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Edus “Hootie” Warren, MD, PhD
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
“Antigen-specific T-cell therapy for leukemia” with Stanley R. Riddell, MD, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Seattle, Washington
Damon Runyon Fellows + Grantees (by last name): U to Z
This list comprises all 3238 current and former Damon Runyon Fellows and Damon Runyon Grantees in alphabetical order. [G] indicates Grantees.
| U | |
|---|---|
| Fellow/Grantee | Award Start Date |
| David S. Ucker, PhD | 1981 |
| Michael A. Uhl, PhD | 1997 |
| Elliott L. Uhlenhopp, PhD | 1971 |
| Dr. Asuman B. Unugur | 1952 |
| Dr. Unto Uotila [G] | 1952 |
| Dr. William B. Upholt | 1971 |
| Frederick Urbach, MD | 1952 |
| David L. Urdal, PhD | 1981 |
| Yuksel Uzer, MD | 1959 |
| V | |
| Fellow/Grantee | Award Start Date |
| Dr. Jerome M. Vaeth [G] | 1965 |
| Dr. Tapani Vainio [G] | 1964 |
| Scott J. Valastyan, PhD | 2011 |
| Raphael H. Valdivia, PhD | 1998 |
| Megan T. Valentine, PhD | 2004 |
| Karen L. Valentino, PhD | 1982 |
| Lynne D. Vales, PhD | 1982 |
| Elizabeth A. Vallen, PhD | 1992 |
| Daniel J. Van Antwerp, PhD | 1999 |
| Sister M. Helene Van Horst [G] | 1955 |
| Julien L. Van Lancker, MD | 1954 |
| Brian G. Van Ness, PhD | 1981 |
| Parker Vanamee, MD | 1951 |
| Russell E. Vance, PhD | 2001 |
| Matthew G. Vander Heiden, MD, PhD | 2006 |
| Jeff N. Vanderbilt, PhD | 1984 |
| Raghavan Varadarajan, PhD | 1988 |
| Dr. Raimo Vasama [G] | 1962 |
| Carol A. Vater, PhD | 1989 |
| Maurice H. Vaughan, Jr., PhD [G] | 1966 |
| Gonul Velicelebi, PhD | 1978 |
| Leland F. Velicer, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| Michael Verderame, PhD | 1984 |
| Dr. Juan Vergara [G] | 1967 |
| Danielle Vermaak, PhD | 1999 |
| Emmy W. Verschuren, PhD | 2004 |
| Hector Viadiu, PhD | 2001 |
| Giorgio Vidali, PhD | 1968 |
| Gregory A. Viglianti, PhD | 1984 |
| Dr. Robert Vigne | 1978 |
| Dr. Jose Riera Vinas | 1953 |
| Jean-Paul Vincent, PhD | 1988 |
| Maria del Mar Vivanco-Ruiz, PhD | 1992 |
| Arthur M. Vogel, MD, PhD | 1976 |
| Henry J. Vogel, PhD [G] | 1958 |
| Margaret Vogel, PhD | 1971 |
| Peter K. Vogt, PhD | 1959 |
| Cindy Voisine, PhD | 2001 |
| Fredric C. Volkert, PhD | 1983 |
| Ariane Volkmann, PhD | 1998 |
| Dr. Wade Volwiler [G] | 1954 |
| Dr. Ludwig von Bertalanffy [G] | 1957 |
| Dr. Emmerich von Haam [G] | 1956 |
| Helmuth Vorherr, MD [G] | 1968 |
| W | |
| Fellow/Grantee | Award Start Date |
| Dr. C.H. Waddington [G] | 1963 |
| Samuel C. Wadsworth, PhD | 1976 |
| Stephen J. Wagner, PhD | 1982 |
| Albert J. Wahba, PhD | 1956 |
| Matthew I. Wahl, MD, PhD | 1997 |
| Wayne P. Wahls, PhD | 1991 |
| Mark W. Walberg, MD, PhD | 1990 |
| Grover L. Waldrop, PhD | 1988 |
| Peter R. Walker, PhD | 1951 |
| William S. Walker, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| Katherine A. Wall, PhD | 1977 |
| Randolph Wall, PhD | 1970 |
| Eleanor Z. Wallace, MD | 1953 |
| Dr. Alfred M. Wallbank [G] | 1964 |
| Matthew R. Wallenfang, PhD | 2002 |
| Nancy C. Walworth, PhD | 1990 |
| Dr. Ai-Lan Wang | 1972 |
| C.C. Wang, MD [G] | 1966 |
| Jen-Chywan Wang, PhD | 1999 |
| John L. Wang, PhD | 1973 |
| Jue (Jade) D. Wang, PhD | 2003 |
| Jyming Wang, MD | 1982 |
| Lei Wang, PhD | 2003 |
| Leo D. Wang, MD, PhD [Sohn] | 2012 |
| Lu-Hai Wang, PhD | 1957 |
| Michelle D. Wang, PhD | 1995 |
| Qian Wang, PhD | 2006 |
| Sophie X. Wang, PhD | 1997 |
| Tao Wang, PhD | 2007 |
| Weidong Wang, PhD | 1993 |
| Xiaodong Wang, PhD | 1991 |
| Xiao-Fan Wang, PhD | 1987 |
| Yan Wang, PhD | 1993 |
| Yanling Wang, PhD | 2012 |
| Zefeng Wang, PhD | 2003 |
| Zhiyan Wang, PhD | 1995 |
| Ilan Wapinski, PhD | 2009 |
| Dr. Vaman S. Waravdekar [G] | 1960 |
| Alexander Ward, PhD | 2011 |
| David A. Waring, PhD | 1992 |
| Nancy E. Warner, MD [G] | 1973 |
| Frederick D. Warren, PhD | 1985 |
| Joel Warren, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Dr. Stafford L. Warren [G] | 1951 |
| Arthur W. Wase, PhD [G] | 1954 |
| Constance D. Washington, MD | 1998 |
| Hiroko Watanabe, MD | 1966 |
| Minro Watanabe, MD, PhD | 1966 |
| Randolph S. Watnick, PhD | 2000 |
| Claude Watters, PhD | 1958 |
| David J. Waxman, PhD | 1980 |
| Samuel Waxman, MD [G] | 1971 |
| Jeffrey C. Way, PhD | 1984 |
| Thomas E. Webb, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Andrea L. Webber, PhD | 1999 |
| George Weber, MD [G] | 1969 |
| Stephanie C. Weber, PhD | 2012 |
| Leland C. Webster, PhD | 1991 |
| Cathy J. Wedeen, PhD | 1987 |
| H. James Wedner, MD [G] | 1974 |
| Daniel L. Weeks, PhD | 1984 |
| Karen A. Wehner, PhD | 2003 |
| Guo Wei, PhD | 2005 |
| Jacques-Henri Weil, PhD | 1965 |
| Roger J. Weil, MD | 1960 |
| James M. Weimann, PhD | 1993 |
| Cary Weinberger, PhD | 1984 |
| Joel H. Weiner, PhD | 1972 |
| Dr. Leo Weiner [G] | 1957 |
| Orion Weiner, PhD | 2001 |
| Michael D. Weinreich, PhD | 1994 |
| Dr. D. Weinstein | 1969 |
| Bennett C. Weintraub, PhD | 1996 |
| Alison A. Weiss, PhD | 1984 |
| David W. Weiss, PhD [G] | 1969 |
| Jules M. Weiss, MD | 1952 |
| Leonard L. Weiss, MD, PhD [G] | 1965 |
| Dr. Mitchel Weissbluth [G] | 1958 |
| Arnold D. Welch, MD, PhD [G] | 1953 |
| Dennis L. Welker, PhD | 1979 |
| Dr. Wilbur A. Wellband [G] | 1966 |
| Kathryn E. Wellen, PhD | 2007 |
| James A. Wells, PhD | 1980 |
| Robert D. Wells, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| John D. Welsh, PhD | 1981 |
| Charles E. Wenner, PhD | 1953 |
| Dr. N.T. Werthessen [G] | 1952 |
| Marianne Wessling-Resnick, PhD | 1988 |
| Anthony P. West, Jr., PhD | 1997 |
| Carol A. Westbrook, MD, PhD | 1983 |
| Heiner Westphal, MD [G] | 1975 |
| Robert G. Whalen, PhD | 1975 |
| William A. Whalen III, PhD | 1984 |
| Hewitt B. Wheeler, MD | 1959 |
| Dr. Abraham White [G] | 1970 |
| Clinton L. White, PhD | 1996 |
| David Ogilvie White, MD, PhD | 1965 |
| Eileen P. White, PhD | 1983 |
| Mary E. White-Scharf, PhD | 1978 |
| Dr. Charles Whitfield | 1970 |
| Dr. Willet Whitmore [G] | 1952 |
| J. Richard Whittaker, PhD [G] | 1968 |
| Peter F. Whyte, PhD | 1988 |
| Hynek Wichterle, PhD | 2001 |
| Gary G. Wickus, PhD | 1971 |
| Alvin C. Wiese, PhD [G] | 1947 |
| Sarah M. Wignall, PhD | 2004 |
| Arun P. Wiita, MD, PhD | 2012 |
| John E. Wiktorowicz, PhD | 1978 |
| George D. Wilbanks, Jr., MD [G] | 1967 |
| Kent W. Wilcox, PhD | 1976 |
| Tadeusz M. Wilczok, PhD | 1964 |
| Thomas F. Wild, PhD | 1968 |
| Dr. Joseph Wilder [G] | 1965 |
| Dr. Richard H. Wiley [G] | 1953 |
| Richard J. Wilkins, PhD | 1971 |
| David S. Wilkinson, MD, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| Robert W. Willet, MD | 1951 |
| Bart O. Williams, PhD | 1996 |
| James F. Williams, PhD | 1964 |
| Peter D. Williams, PhD | 1982 |
| Richard O. Williams, PhD | 1970 |
| Dr. Alun R. Williamson [G] | 1974 |
| Patricia J. Willy, PhD | 1998 |
| Angus C. Wilson, PhD | 1990 |
| David S. Wilson, PhD | 1996 |
| Dwight Elliott Wilson, Jr., PhD | 1966 |
| Dr. D. Wright Wilson [G] | 1952 |
| John H. Wilson, PhD | 1971 |
| Katherine Lee Wilson, PhD | 1985 |
| Linda K. Wilson, PhD | 1991 |
| Eckard A. F. Wimmer, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Stephen C. Winans, PhD | 1984 |
| Ilga B. Winicov, PhD | 1971 |
| Dr. Stephen A. Winkle | 1979 |
| Dr. Gisella Winkler-Haemerl | 1956 |
| Ernest Winocour, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| Enrique Winograd, PhD | 1988 |
| Monte Winslow, PhD | 2006 |
| Robert B. Winter, PhD | 1979 |
| Dr. Wendell Winters | 1970 |
| Dr. M.M. Wintrobe [G] | 1950 |
| C. Wilmer Wirts, MD [G] | 1951 |
| Jo A. Wise, PhD | 1981 |
| Leigh S. Wise, PhD | 1976 |
| William L. Wishart, PhD | 1984 |
| Bernadine J. Wisnieski, PhD | 1971 |
| John G. Wiswell, MD | 1951 |
| Stephan N. Witt, PhD | 1988 |
| Pamela L. Witte, PhD | 1984 |
| Michael G. Wittekind, PhD | 1989 |
| Patricia J. Wittkopp, PhD | 2003 |
| Clarence R. Wobbe, PhD | 1985 |
| Cynthia Wolberger, PhD | 1987 |
| Amnon Wolf, PhD | 1991 |
| Frederick W. Wolf, PhD | 1999 |
| Norman S. Wolf, DVM, PhD [G] | 1969 |
| Lynn Wolfe, PhD | 1990 |
| Mariana F. Wolfner, PhD | 1981 |
| Dr. Marilyn L. Wolfsberg | 1961 |
| Debra J. Wolgemuth-Jarashow, PhD | 1978 |
| Ian Y. Wong, PhD | 2010 |
| Kin-Ping Wong, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| Yu Wong, MD, PhD | 2007 |
| Gary W. Wood, PhD [G] | 1975 |
| Kenneth W. Wood, PhD | 1993 |
| Carol A. Woolford, PhD | 1984 |
| Adam T. Woolley, PhD | 1998 |
| Charlotte J. Word, PhD | 1982 |
| John M. Wozney, PhD | 1981 |
| Jean Wrathall, PhD | 1960 |
| (Granville) Wayne Wray, PhD | 1971 |
| Jane C. Wright, MD [G] | 1953 |
| Dr. Kenneth A. Wright [G] | 1971 |
| Samuel D. Wright, PhD | 1980 |
| John C. Wriston, Jr. [G] | 1968 |
| Dr. Felix Wroblewski [G] | 1964 |
| Guang-Jer Wu, PhD | 1973 |
| Hai Wu, PhD | 2003 |
| Hong Wu, MD, PhD | 1992 |
| Dr. Jui Wu | 1960 |
| Jung-Rung Wu, PhD | 1969 |
| Lawren C. Wu, PhD | 1998 |
| Qiang Wu, PhD | 1999 |
| Ray Wu, PhD | 1955 |
| Shaohai Wu, PhD | 1989 |
| Yun Wu, PhD | 2007 |
| Linda J. Wuestehube, PhD | 1988 |
| Tze-Chein (James) Wun, PhD | 1979 |
| Andrew E. Wurmser, PhD | 2003 |
| Regina M. Wurst, PhD | 1979 |
| Ernst L. Wynder, MD [G] | 1952 |
| Joanna K. Wysocka, PhD | 2004 |
| Lawrence J. Wysocki, PhD | 1981 |
| X | |
| Fellow/Grantee | Award Start Date |
| Zhan Xiao, PhD | 1999 |
| Lan Xu, PhD | 1999 |
| Liuzhong (John) Xu, PhD | 1996 |
| Yang Xu, PhD | 1994 |
| Y | |
| Fellow/Grantee | Award Start Date |
| David Yaffe, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| Lyn Julian Yaffe, MD | 1976 |
| Dong Yan, PhD | 2010 |
| Czau-siung Yang, MD [G] | 1967 |
| Jing Yang, PhD | 2000 |
| Liu Yang, PhD | 1987 |
| Qiong Yang, PhD | 2011 |
| Wen-Chin Yang, PhD | 2000 |
| Wen-Kuang Yang, PhD | 1965 |
| Yingzi Yang, PhD | 1996 |
| Shenqin Yao, PhD | 2007 |
| Tso-Pang Yao, PhD | 1995 |
| Lynwood R. Yarbrough, PhD | 1971 |
| Kerry T. Yasunobu, PhD [G] | 1965 |
| Brian J. Yeh, PhD | 2008 |
| George Yerganian, PhD [G] | 1967 |
| Dr. Valentin Yermakov | 1956 |
| Tin-Chuen Yeung, PhD | 1981 |
| Ozlem Yildirim, PhD | 2013 |
| Samuel Yin, PhD | 1982 |
| Jun Yokota, MD, PhD | 1984 |
| Hayan Yoon, PhD | 2007 |
| John Cliff Yoon, MD, PhD | 2006 |
| Kyonggeun Yoon, PhD | 1977 |
| Saiji Yoshii, MD, PhD | 1969 |
| Hyun Youk, PhD | 2011 |
| Elihu M. Young, PhD | 1978 |
| Matthew A. Young, PhD | 1999 |
| Peter C. M. Young, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| Ralph H. Young, MD [G] | 1952 |
| Elaine M. Youngman, PhD | 2008 |
| Muhammad N. Yousaf, PhD | 2001 |
| Hongtao Yu, PhD | 1995 |
| Jong W. Yu, PhD | 2006 |
| Xiaomeng Milton Yu, PhD | 2008 |
| Yie-Teh Yu, PhD | 1983 |
| Yi-Tao Yu, PhD | 1995 |
| Robert T. Yuan, PhD | 1966 |
| Rui Yue, PhD | 2012 |
| Ming Huam Yuk, PhD | 1995 |
| Jihye Yun, PhD | 2011 |
| Z | |
| Fellow/Grantee | Award Start Date |
| Robert V. Zackroff, PhD | 1978 |
| Saul Leon Zackson, PhD | 1983 |
| Dr. Arthur C. Zahalsky [G] | 1967 |
| Kenneth C. Zahn, PhD | 1988 |
| Allan J. Zajac, PhD | 1997 |
| Barbara Ann Zajac, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| Jesse Zalatan, PhD | 2009 |
| Jennifer A. Zallen, PhD | 2000 |
| Dmitriy Zamarin, MD, PhD | 2013 |
| Timothy J. Zamb, PhD | 1978 |
| Dr. Joseph Zambernard [G] | 1969 |
| Gerard P. Zambetti, PhD | 1990 |
| Dr. Norman Zamcheck, MD | 1950 |
| Marion M. Zatz, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Robert H. Zaugg, PhD | 1978 |
| Veronica E. Zavatone, MD | 1966 |
| Andrew C. Zelhof, PhD | 1998 |
| Leos J. Zeman, PhD | 1975 |
| Hongkui Zeng, PhD | 1996 |
| Bruce R. Zetter, PhD | 1974 |
| Yifeng Zhang, PhD | 2005 |
| Yu Alex Zhang, PhD | 1994 |
| Zhiguo Zhang, PhD | 1999 |
| Zuo Zhang, PhD | 2003 |
| Keji Zhao, PhD | 1996 |
| Xiaolan Zhao, PhD | 2001 |
| Xiao-Feng (Steven) Zheng, PhD | 1994 |
| Xiaoyan Zheng, PhD | 2006 |
| Qiao (Joe) Zhou, PhD | 2003 |
| Zheng Zhou, PhD | 1995 |
| Heng Zhu, PhD | 2000 |
| Xuejun (Joe) Zhu, PhD | 1995 |
| Yuan Zhuang, PhD | 1989 |
| Alexandra Zidovska, PhD | 2010 |
| Joseph Ziegelbauer, PhD | 2003 |
| Bernard Zimmerman, MD, PhD | 1952 |
| Harry M. Zimmerman, MD [G] | 1951 |
| Andrew R. Zinn, MD, PhD | 1990 |
| Dr. Raymond E. Zirkle [G] | 1957 |
| Susan Zolla-Pazner, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| Diego A. R. Zorio, PhD | 2000 |
| Lee Zou, PhD | 2000 |
| Sige Zou, PhD | 1997 |
| Geoffrey L. Zubay, PhD [G] | 1966 |
| Robert M. Zucker, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| Mark J. Zylka, PhD | 2000 |
| Jean Zytko, MSc | 1955 |
Damon Runyon Fellows + Grantees (by last name): Q to T
This list comprises all 3238 current and former Damon Runyon Fellows and Damon Runyon Grantees in alphabetical order. [G] indicates Grantees.
| Q | |
|---|---|
| Fellow/Grantee | Award Start Date |
| Xiao-Feng Qin, PhD | 1999 |
| Dr. J. H. Quastel [G] | 1958 |
| Dr. Frank B. Queen [G] | 1947 |
| Charles C. Query, MD, PhD | 1991 |
| Dr. Edith H. Quimby [G] | 1951 |
| R | |
| Fellow/Grantee | Award Start Date |
| Nancy Raab-Traub, PhD | 1980 |
| Israel N. Rabinowitz, PhD | 1964 |
| Shahrooz Rabizadeh, PhD | 2000 |
| Samuel D. Rabkin, PhD | 1983 |
| Lisa R. Racki, PhD | 2012 |
| Kathryn Radke, PhD | 1976 |
| M.K. Raghuraman, PhD | 1990 |
| William L. Ragland III, DVM, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| Elisabeth A. Raleigh, PhD | 1981 |
| Narendrakumar Ramanan, PhD | 2002 |
| Anjana Rao, PhD | 1979 |
| Jianghong Rao, PhD | 1999 |
| Potu N. Rao, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| Basil Rapoport, MD | 1970 |
| Chad A. Rappleye, PhD | 2003 |
| Tanya M. Raschke, PhD | 1999 |
| William C. Raschke, PhD | 1972 |
| Karel Raska, Jr., MD, PhD [G] | 1975 |
| Dr. Heschel J. Raskas [G] | 1971 |
| Istvan Rasko, MD | 1971 |
| John E.J. Rasko, MD, PhD | 1996 |
| Michelle Rathman-Josserand, PhD | 1997 |
| Dr. Isidor Schwane Ravdin [G] | 1964 |
| Tal Raveh, PhD | 2001 |
| Dan R. Rawlins, PhD | 1983 |
| Alex H. Ray, PhD | 1971 |
| Dr. Francis E. Ray [G] | 1955 |
| Pradip Raychaudhuri, PhD | 1986 |
| Christopher Reading, PhD | 1978 |
| Michael R. Rebagliati, PhD | 1987 |
| Mario J. Rebecchi, PhD | 1984 |
| Lionel I. Rebhun, PhD | 1971 |
| Dr. Kutumba K. Reddi [G] | 1971 |
| Thadd C. Reeder, PhD | 1994 |
| Joseph C. Reese, PhD | 1993 |
| Tiffany A. Reese, PhD | 2009 |
| Roger H. Reeves, PhD | 1984 |
| Samuel Refetoff, MD | 1966 |
| Peter Reichard, MD [G] | 1968 |
| Dr. Edward C. Reifenstein [G] | 1951 |
| Renee A. Reijo, PhD | 1993 |
| Dr. Stanley P. Reimann [G] | 1954 |
| Danny F. Reinberg, PhD | 1983 |
| Dr. Ursula Reincke | 1960 |
| David J. Reiner, PhD | 1997 |
| John Reinitz, PhD | 1986 |
| David M. Rekosh, PhD | 1972 |
| Elaine F. Remmers, PhD | 1983 |
| JoAnn Render, PhD | 1983 |
| Dionisios Rentzeperis, PhD | 1994 |
| James L. Resnick, PhD | 1982 |
| Jason A. Reuter, PhD | 2010 |
| Nina B. Reuven, PhD | 2000 |
| Gregory R. Reyes, MD, PhD | 1983 |
| Dr. James A. Reyniers [G] | 1958 |
| Robert D. Reynolds, PhD | 1971 |
| Catherine A. Reznikoff, PhD | 1968 |
| Dr. C.P. Rhoads [G] | 1951 |
| Roy J. Riblet III, PhD | 1971 |
| Marvin D. Richards, MD | 1954 |
| Thomas Richards, MD | 1970 |
| Dr. H.L. Richardson [G] | 1954 |
| Darryl C. Rideout, PhD | 1982 |
| Anna T. Riegel, PhD | 1984 |
| Daniel B. Rifkin, PhD [G] | 1975 |
| Perry G. Rigby, MD [G] | 1966 |
| Robert C. Riggleman, PhD | 1989 |
| Daniel L. Riggs, PhD | 1987 |
| Maurizio Righini, PhD | 2011 |
| William K. Riker, MD [G] | 1958 |
| Hans C. Rilling, PhD | 1958 |
| Eugene M. Rinchik, PhD | 1984 |
| Michael J. Rindler, PhD | 1979 |
| Gordon M. Ringold, PhD | 1977 |
| John L. Rinn, PhD | 2005 |
| Marvin B. Rittenberg, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Evelyn M. Rivera, PhD | 1963 |
| Tawfik H. Rizkallah, MD [G] | 1972 |
| Tahir M. Rizki, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Donald L. Robberson, PhD | 1972 |
| Jacob Robbins, MD | 1949 |
| Dr. Laurence L. Robbins [G] | 1961 |
| Denise Roberts, PhD | 1987 |
| Dr. Gail Lauer Roberts | 1977 |
| Kathleen E. Roberts, MD | 1952 |
| Andrew D. Robertson, PhD | 1988 |
| John G. Robertson, PhD | 1968 |
| Dr. Roland K. Robins [G] | 1953 |
| Douglas Nyle Robinson, PhD | 1997 |
| Robert J. Robson, PhD | 1979 |
| Sara C. Rockwell, PhD | 1971 |
| Avital Adah Rodal, PhD | 2003 |
| Toby C. Rodman, PhD [G] | 1970 |
| Victor W. Rodwell, PhD [G] | 1960 |
| Neal W. Roehm, PhD | 1982 |
| Gary N. Rogers, PhD | 1981 |
| Dr. James B. Rogers [G] | 1954 |
| Zora R. Rogers, MD | 1990 |
| Rajat Rohatgi, MD, PhD | 2006 |
| Carol A. Rohl, PhD | 1996 |
| Jack Rohrer, PhD | 1992 |
| Susannah T. Rohrlich, PhD | 1973 |
| Antonina I. Roll-Mecak, PhD | 2003 |
| Anne Roller, PhD | 1963 |
| Melissa M. Rolls, PhD | 2003 |
| Christopher A. Roman, PhD | 1993 |
| Gregg Roman, PhD | 1995 |
| Janet M. Roman, PhD | 1975 |
| Michael Jeffrey Root, MD, PhD | 1998 |
| Dr. Augustin Roque [G] | 1952 |
| Fred Rosen, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| Michael K. Rosen, PhD | 1993 |
| Herbert S. Rosenkranz, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Barry S. Rosenstein, MD, PhD | 1978 |
| Dean S. Rosenthal, PhD | 1984 |
| Eric T. Rosenthal, PhD | 1983 |
| Kenneth L. Rosenthal, PhD | 1978 |
| Martin C. Rosenthal, MD | 1949 |
| Nadia A. Rosenthal, PhD | 1981 |
| Anne G. Rosenwald, PhD | 1990 |
| Caridad Rosette, PhD | 1997 |
| Alonzo H. Ross, PhD | 1977 |
| Derrick J. Rossi, PhD | 2003 |
| Giovanni B. Rossi, MD | 1965 |
| Dr. Jay S. Roth [G] | 1957 |
| Michael G. Roth, PhD | 1982 |
| Marc E. Rothenberg, MD, PhD | 1993 |
| James E. Rothman, PhD | 1976 |
| Edmund O. Rothschild, MD | 1961 |
| Henry Rothschild, MD, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| Edward L. Rothstein, PhD | 1958 |
| Dr. Fred Rothstein | 1953 |
| Ann E. Rougvie, PhD | 1989 |
| Carol A. Rouzer, MD, PhD | 1983 |
| Giovanni Rovera, MD [G] | 1972 |
| Ananda L. Roy, PhD | 1990 |
| Jagoree Roy, PhD | 1995 |
| Peter A. Rubenstein, PhD | 1973 |
| Charles S. Rubin, PhD | 1970 |
| Cyrus E. Rubin, MD | 1952 |
| Meryl S. Rubin, PhD | 1971 |
| Robert L. Rubin, PhD | 1974 |
| Seth Rubin, PhD | 2003 |
| Herbert M. Rubinstein, MD | 1956 |
| L.J. Rubinstein, MD [G] | 1971 |
| Nancy H. Ruddle, PhD | 1972 |
| David Z. Rudner, PhD | 1998 |
| Stephen A. Rudolph, PhD | 1972 |
| James A. Ruggles, PhD | 1992 |
| Adolfo Ruiz-Carrillo, PhD | 1970 |
| Dr. Francis F. Rundle [G] | 1958 |
| Mark P. Running, PhD | 1997 |
| J. Michael Ruppert, MD, PhD | 1991 |
| Dr. Harold P. Rusch [G] | 1950 |
| Laura Rusche, PhD | 1998 |
| Mark G. Rush, PhD | 1969 |
| Alice M. Rushforth, PhD | 1996 |
| Marjorie Russel, PhD | 1977 |
| David W. Russell, PhD | 1980 |
| James D. Russell, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| Dr. Mary Russell-Aulet [G] | 1954 |
| Agnes B. Russfield, MD, PhD [G] | 1964 |
| Frank D. Russo, PhD | 1992 |
| William T. Ruyechan, PhD | 1976 |
| Wayne L. Ryan, PhD [G] | 1965 |
| Sean P. Ryder, PhD | 2002 |
| Chavela M. Rye, PhD | 1995 |
| Tapio J. Rytomaa, MD | 1961 |
| S | |
| Fellow/Grantee | Award Start Date |
| Edris Sabbadini, MD, PhD [G] | 1975 |
| Pardis C. Sabeti, MD, DPhil | 2004 |
| Leah R. Sabin, PhD | 2012 |
| John Robert Sabine, PhD [G] | 1966 |
| James H. Sabry, MD | 1994 |
| Leo Sachs, PhD [G] | 1961 |
| Richard W. Sagebiel, MD | 1964 |
| Mark G. Saifer, PhD [G] | 1968 |
| Robert B. Saint, PhD | 1980 |
| Hiroshi Saito, MD, PhD | 1960 |
| Ted Tetsuo Sakai, PhD | 1971 |
| Kiyohiko Sakamoto, MD | 1966 |
| Roman Sakowicz, PhD | 1995 |
| Jose Salas, MD, PhD | 1966 |
| Dr. Robert A. Salerno [G] | 1964 |
| Adrian Salic, PhD | 2001 |
| Peter F. Salisbury, PhD [G] | 1951 |
| Dr. John J. Salley [G] | 1956 |
| Maria S. Salvato, PhD | 1978 |
| Dr. Anthony C.R. Samson | 1970 |
| Charles E. Samuel, PhD | 1972 |
| Melanie A. Samuel, PhD | 2008 |
| Michael Samuels, PhD | 1998 |
| Sharsti L. Sandall, PhD | 2009 |
| Dr. Bob G. Sanders [G] | 1971 |
| Suzanne B. Sandmeyer, PhD | 1980 |
| Gianfranco Dal Santo, MD | 1956 |
| Gopal P. Sapkota, PhD | 2004 |
| Sumeet Sarin, PhD | 2011 |
| Joseph P. Sarsero, PhD | 1994 |
| Dipali G. Sashital, PhD | 2008 |
| Philip M. Sass, PhD | 1984 |
| Christopher M. Sassetti, PhD | 2001 |
| Dr. Hideotashi Sato | 1970 |
| Elizabeth S. Sattely, PhD | 2008 |
| Lisa L. Satterwhite, PhD | 1993 |
| Brian L. Sauer, PhD | 1979 |
| Frederic G. Sauer, PhD | 2003 |
| Monica K. Sauer, PhD | 1992 |
| Grady F. Saunders, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| Nicholas K. Sauter, PhD | 1992 |
| Lester R. Sauvage, MD | 1950 |
| Carl R. Savage, PhD | 1970 |
| Peter A. Savage, PhD | 2001 |
| Herbert Savel, MD [G] | 1970 |
| Dr. Lauri Otto Saxen [G] | 1968 |
| Tracy M. Saxton, PhD | 1999 |
| Thomas S. Scanlan, PhD | 1989 |
| Dr. J. Elliott Scarborough [G] | 1950 |
| Richard C. Scarpulla, PhD | 1979 |
| Helene E. Schaeffer, PhD | 1972 |
| Dr. Georges Schapira [G] | 1964 |
| Peter J. Schatz, PhD | 1988 |
| Christina M. Scheele, PhD | 1970 |
| Lisa Z. Scheifele, PhD | 2005 |
| Dr. Theodor M. Scheinin [G] | 1960 |
| Elaine T. Schenborn, PhD | 1983 |
| Brian S. Schepart, PhD | 1984 |
| Dr. Leon Schiff [G] | 1953 |
| Carl Schildkraut, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| Albert Schilling, MD | 1952 |
| Katharina Schlacher, PhD | 2007 |
| Dr. Abraham Schlein | 1958 |
| R. Walter Schlesinger, MD [G] | 1963 |
| Molly B. Schmid, PhD | 1982 |
| Reverend Leo A. Schmid, PhD [G] | 1950 |
| Daniel Schmidt, PhD | 2011 |
| Dr. Roshe Schmidt | 1970 |
| Albrecht W. Schmitt, MD | 1957 |
| Mark E. Schmitt, PhD | 1991 |
| Ian C. Schneider, PhD | 2006 |
| Jeanette E. Schneider, PhD | 1976 |
| Dr. A.W. Scholl [G] | 1951 |
| John W. Schrader, PhD | 1976 |
| Robert Schrek, MD | 1960 |
| David R. Schubert, PhD [G] | 1969 |
| Ora Schueler-Furman, PhD | 2002 |
| Edward Schulman, MD | 1952 |
| Ira G. Schulman, PhD | 1989 |
| Dr. Julius Schultz [G] | 1961 |
| Dr. M.D. Schulz [G] | 1952 |
| Karen L. Schulze, PhD | 1997 |
| Maria A. Schumacher, PhD | 1997 |
| Susan Ruth Schwab, PhD | 2004 |
| Anthony Schwacha, PhD | 1996 |
| Edith R. Schwartz, PhD | 1964 |
| Edward L. Schwartz, PhD | 1979 |
| Harald J. Schwartz, MD, PhD | 1952 |
| Helen E. Schwartz, PhD | 1976 |
| Jerome Schwartz, PhD | 1970 |
| Dr. Jerome L. Schwartz | 1971 |
| Martin A. Schwartz, PhD | 1979 |
| Dr. Stephen A. Schwartz | 1973 |
| Steven O. Schwartz, MD [G] | 1959 |
| Theodore Schwartz, MD | 1951 |
| Harold Schwarz, MD, PhD | 1952 |
| Jean E. Schwarzbauer, PhD | 1980 |
| Julie Schwedock, PhD | 1992 |
| Volker Schweikhard, PhD | 2010 |
| Daniela Sciaky, PhD | 1977 |
| Heather M. Scobie, PhD | 2007 |
| David William Scott, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| W. W. Scott, MD [G] | 1950 |
| James P. Scott-Browne | 2011 |
| Linda Sealy, PhD | 1980 |
| Geoffrey V. F. Seaman, PhD [G] | 1970 |
| Nadrian C. Seeman, PhD | 1972 |
| Bartholomew M. Sefton, PhD | 1972 |
| Jacqueline M. Segall, PhD | 1978 |
| Dr. Albert Segaloff [G] | 1953 |
| Julia A. Segre, PhD | 1997 |
| M. Angelice Seibert, PhD | 1953 |
| H. Steven Seifert, PhD | 1985 |
| Jeff J. Sekelsky, PhD | 1995 |
| Ben-Ami Sela, PhD | 1975 |
| Harold E. Selick, PhD | 1983 |
| Bruce H. Sells, PhD | 1959 |
| Ranjan Sen, PhD | 1982 |
| Donald A. Sens, PhD | 1977 |
| Eli E. Sercarz, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| Tricia R. Serio, PhD | 1997 |
| Dr. Kai Setala [G] | 1954 |
| Anita G. Seto, PhD | 2003 |
| Hiroyuki Seto, PhD | 1972 |
| Jack Sevall, PhD | 1972 |
| Navdar Sever, PhD | 2005 |
| Gregory M. Shackleford, PhD | 1983 |
| Gerald S. Shadel, PhD | 1992 |
| Dr. Khem M. Shahani [G] | 1967 |
| Rashid A. Shaikh, PhD | 1978 |
| Raymond J. Shamberger, PhD [G] | 1966 |
| Shu-ou Shan, PhD | 2000 |
| Monica H.M. Shander, PhD | 1980 |
| Sandra L. Shaner, PhD | 1982 |
| Feng Shao, PhD | 2004 |
| Dr. Daniel M. Shapiro [G] | 1953 |
| Linda H. Shapiro, PhD | 1984 |
| Robert Shapiro, PhD [G] | 1968 |
| Virginia M. S. Shapiro, PhD | 1995 |
| Rameshwar K. Sharma, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| Jacqueline Sharon, PhD | 1981 |
| John G. Sharp, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Alice Tsang Shaw, MD, PhD | 2004 |
| Karen Joy Shaw, PhD | 1981 |
| Daniel D. Shaye, PhD | 2005 |
| Robert J. Sheaff, PhD | 1994 |
| Gene M. Shearer, PhD | 1968 |
| Ruth W. Shearer, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| James M. Sheil, PhD | 1984 |
| Chun-Pyn Shen, PhD, DDS | 1997 |
| Shu C. Shen, MD [G] | 1952 |
| H. Michael Shepard, PhD | 1978 |
| John R. Sheppard, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| Elizabeth Sher, PhD | 1984 |
| Gajanan V. Sherbet, PhD [G] | 1966 |
| Webster A. Sherer, MD | 1954 |
| Richard B. Sheridan, PhD | 1978 |
| Sister Catherine Sherry, PhD [G] | 1969 |
| Peter W. Sherwood, PhD | 1993 |
| Yoko Shibata, PhD | 2011 |
| Robert Shields, PhD | 1970 |
| William M. Shih, PhD | 2001 |
| Maurice E. E. Shils, MD [G] | 1963 |
| Yoji Shimizu, PhD | 1988 |
| Yuval Shimoni, PhD | 1997 |
| Yoshiro Shimura, PhD | 1964 |
| Chanseok Shin, PhD | 2005 |
| Christopher J. Shoemaker, PhD | 2012 |
| William C. Shoemaker, MD | 1956 |
| Menahem Shoham, PhD | 1979 |
| Brian K. Shoichet, PhD | 1993 |
| Wenying Shou, PhD | 2002 |
| Chandrakant C. Shroff, PhD | 1968 |
| Thelma F. Shtasel, PhD | 1970 |
| Philippe Shubik, MD, PhD [G] | 1959 |
| Dr. Maurice Shulman [G] | 1954 |
| Mavis Shure, PhD | 1980 |
| Elaine Ayres Sia, PhD | 1995 |
| Dr. Clara Sie [G] | 1952 |
| Derek S. Sieburth, PhD | 1999 |
| Leslie E. Sieburth, PhD | 1990 |
| Dr. Charles D. Siegel [G] | 1961 |
| Peter M. Siegel, PhD | 1999 |
| Richard Siegler, MD [G] | 1969 |
| Sarah E. Siegrist, PhD | 2007 |
| Angela J. Sievert, MD [Sohn] | 2012 |
| Dr. M. Michael Sigel [G] | 1960 |
| Paul B. Sigler, MD, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| Alla A. Sigova, PhD | 2008 |
| Dr. Donna C. Sigurdson | 1976 |
| Dr. Selma Silagi [G] | 1973 |
| Robert Silber, MD [G] | 1964 |
| Paul G. Siliciano, PhD | 1985 |
| Karsten H. Siller, PhD | 2007 |
| Domingos J. Silva, PhD | 1995 |
| Norberto D. Silva, Jr., PhD | 1994 |
| Serena J. Silver, PhD | 2005 |
| Philip M. Silverman, PhD | 1969 |
| Emanuel Silverstein, MD, PhD | 1970 |
| Saul J. Silverstein, PhD | 1971 |
| Richard L. Simmons, MD [G] | 1972 |
| Marcia Simon, PhD | 1981 |
| Michael A. Simon, PhD | 1987 |
| Paul Simon, PhD | 1978 |
| Kim T. Simons, PhD | 2000 |
| Robert W. Simons, PhD | 1980 |
| Robert Simpson, PhD | 1979 |
| John Ernest Sims, PhD | 1979 |
| Joshua J. Sims, PhD | 2011 |
| Robert H. Singer, PhD | 1970 |
| Steven M. Singer, PhD | 1993 |
| Ralph M. Sinibaldi, PhD | 1978 |
| Marvin D. Siperstein, MD, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| Dr. Julio L. Sirlin [G] | 1968 |
| Dr. Agerico B. M. Sison [G] | 1959 |
| Sankar V. Siva, PhD | 1954 |
| Andrew Sizeland, MD, PhD | 1993 |
| Dr. Irwin W. Sizer [G] | 1961 |
| James B. Skeath, PhD | 1994 |
| Peter J. Skene, PhD | 2012 |
| Georgios Skiniotis, PhD | 2004 |
| Vladimir P. Skipski, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Gary R. Skuse, PhD | 1984 |
| James M. Skuzeski, PhD | 1982 |
| Lara C. Skwarek, PhD | 2010 |
| John P. Slater, MD | 1960 |
| James M. Slauch, PhD | 1990 |
| Wilson R. Slaunwhite, PhD | 1952 |
| Dr. Glenn L. Slemmer | 1972 |
| Dorraine W. Slingerland, MD | 1954 |
| Joanne Sloan-Lancaster, PhD | 1995 |
| Henry A. Sloviter, MD, PhD | 1950 |
| Ann E. Sluder, PhD | 1989 |
| Dr. Melvin D. Small [G] | 1962 |
| Michael B. Small, PhD | 1985 |
| Michael J. Smanski, PhD | 2012 |
| Dawn Elaine Smilek, MD, PhD | 1987 |
| Scott T. Smiley, PhD | 1986 |
| Albert V. Smith, PhD | 1993 |
| Charles A. Smith, PhD | 1972 |
| Douglas R. Smith, PhD | 1981 |
| Duncan J. Smith, PhD | 2010 |
| George S. Smith, MD [G] | 1971 |
| Grafton A. Smith, MD, PhD | 1954 |
| Dr. Kate Smith | 1975 |
| Dr. Kelvin E. Smith | 1970 |
| Louis C. Smith, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Mervyn G. Smith, PhD | 1964 |
| Dr. Paul K. Smith [G] | 1959 |
| Susan Smith, PhD | 1990 |
| Sarah M. Smolik-Utlaut, PhD | 1982 |
| Edward A. Smuckler, MD, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| Thomas W. Sneider, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| Dr. Joseph E. Snyder [G] | 1952 |
| Albert S. Sobel, PhD [G] | 1949 |
| Dr. Harry Sobotka [G] | 1957 |
| Joseph G. Sodroski, MD | 1981 |
| Stephen M. Soisson, PhD | 1998 |
| Nicholas S. Sokol, PhD | 2002 |
| Dr. Boris Sokoloff [G] | 1965 |
| Davor Solter, MD, PhD | 1973 |
| Kenneth D. Somers, PhD [G] | 1975 |
| Sheldon C. Sommers, MD [G] | 1967 |
| John Sondek, PhD | 1993 |
| Martin Sonenberg, MD, PhD [G] | 1955 |
| Gail E. Sonenshein, PhD | 1970 |
| Elizabeth S. Song, PhD | 1989 |
| Junichiro Sonoda, PhD | 2002 |
| James M. Sontag, PhD | 1972 |
| Kenneth A. Sorensen, PhD | 1995 |
| Dr. Harry S. Soroff [G] | 1963 |
| Dr. Chester M. Southam | 1949 |
| Theodore H. Spaet, MD | 1950 |
| Dr. David M. Spain [G] | 1966 |
| Barbara A. Spalholz, PhD | 1984 |
| Robert B. Sparks, PhD | 1972 |
| John H. Spencer, PhD, FRSC | 1959 |
| Sabrina L. Spencer, PhD | 2010 |
| Katherine R. Spindler, PhD | 1981 |
| David Spiro, MD, PhD | 1952 |
| Theodore E. Spiro, MD | 1977 |
| Lynn E. Spitler, MD [G] | 1970 |
| Dr. Francesco Squartini [G] | 1966 |
| Dr. P.M. St. Aubin [G] | 1952 |
| Dr. Christiane de Vaux St. Cyr [G] | 1963 |
| Thomas P. St. John, PhD | 1980 |
| Dr. Eva T. Stachiewicz | 1962 |
| Joan K. Stadler, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| Rolf A. Stahel, MD | 1984 |
| Philip D. Stahl, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Stephen J. Stahl, PhD | 1978 |
| Herbert L. Stahnke, PhD [G] | 1950 |
| Gillian M. Stanfield, PhD | 2000 |
| Robin Evans Stanley, PhD | 2010 |
| Wendell M. Stanley, PhD [G] | 1964 |
| Clifford P. Stanners, PhD | 1962 |
| Vincent J. Starai, PhD | 2004 |
| Paul Starr, MD [G] | 1952 |
| C. Erec Stebbins, PhD | 2000 |
| Clemens M. Steegborn, PhD | 2002 |
| Mario Stefanini, MD, PhD | 1949 |
| Dale M. Steffensen, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| Gary S. Stein, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Jacob J. Steinberg, MD | 1979 |
| Thomas H. Steinberg, MD | 1984 |
| Karen G. Stephens, PhD | 1982 |
| David F. Stern, PhD | 1982 |
| Howard M. Stern, MD, PhD | 2001 |
| Lawrence J. Stern, PhD | 1989 |
| Marsha D. Stern, PhD | 1976 |
| Michael J. Stern, PhD | 1985 |
| Dr. Charles D. Steuart [G] | 1971 |
| Charles D. Stevens, PhD [G] | 1948 |
| Ronald H. Stevens, PhD | 1971 |
| Thomas H. Stevens, PhD | 1980 |
| Brian J. Stevenson, PhD | 1988 |
| John Stevenson, PhD | 1970 |
| Richard C. Stewart, PhD | 1985 |
| William E. Stewart, II, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| Bruce W. Stillman, PhD, FRS | 1979 |
| Ann M. Stock, PhD | 1987 |
| C. Chester Stock, PhD [G] | 1965 |
| Brian J. Stockman, PhD | 1990 |
| Lori L. Stohl, PhD | 1984 |
| Leo L. Stolbach, MD [G] | 1969 |
| Viktor Stolc, PhD | 1999 |
| James C. Stone, PhD | 1980 |
| Marvin J. Stone, MD [G] | 1971 |
| Tom Stonier, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Patrick L. Storring, PhD | 1970 |
| Nigel D. Stow, PhD | 1978 |
| Robert E. Stowell, MD, PhD [G] | 1953 |
| Rita L. Strack, PhD | 2011 |
| Aaron F. Straight, PhD | 1998 |
| Dr. William E. Straile [G] | 1962 |
| Jeffrey N. Strathern, PhD | 1978 |
| Stephen E. Straus, MD | 1977 |
| Elliot W. Strauss, MD | 1957 |
| Timothy O. Street, PhD | 2008 |
| Karen G. Strehlow, MD | 1985 |
| Uldis N. Streips, PhD | 1970 |
| Henry W. Strobel, PhD [G] | 1975 |
| Kurt J. Stromberg, MD | 1967 |
| Dr. Leonell C. Strong [G] | 1951 |
| James T. Stull, PhD | 1971 |
| Thomas W. Sturgill, MD, PhD | 1978 |
| Stephen V. Stux, PhD | 1975 |
| Li-Kuo Su, PhD | 1990 |
| Subramanian Subbiah, PhD | 1989 |
| Sriram Subramaniam, PhD | 1987 |
| Vikram Sudarsan, PhD | 2003 |
| Marius Sudol, PhD | 1984 |
| Hajime Sugimori, MD | 1966 |
| Bruce A. Sullenger, PhD | 1991 |
| Cathleen P. Sullivan, PhD | 1980 |
| Francis X. Sullivan, PhD | 1987 |
| Kathleen M. C. Sullivan, PhD | 1996 |
| Dr. Marion B. Sulzberger [G] | 1956 |
| Jesse W. Summers, PhD [G] | 1975 |
| Dr. William B. Summers | 1955 |
| Hong Sun, PhD | 1992 |
| Steven A. Sundberg, PhD | 1984 |
| Gnanasigamoni Sundharadas, PhD [G] | 1975 |
| Sun-sang J. Sung, PhD | 1978 |
| Frank A. Suprynowicz, PhD | 1984 |
| Dr. Stefan J. Surzycki [G] | 1973 |
| Miriam M. Susskind, PhD | 1973 |
| M. St. Agatha Suter, PhD [G] | 1967 |
| Dr. A.M. Sutherland [G] | 1952 |
| Derek R. Sutherland, PhD | 1971 |
| Dr. Donald A. Sutherland [G] | 1958 |
| Michael M. Sutton, PhD | 2003 |
| Vivien R. Sutton, PhD | 1984 |
| Carolyn K. Suzuki, PhD | 1993 |
| Susan L. Swain, PhD | 1974 |
| Dr. Susanne E. Swalley | 1999 |
| Joel A. Swanson, PhD | 1982 |
| Milton Swartz, MD [G] | 1969 |
| Jason R. Swedlow, PhD | 1995 |
| Lora B. Sweeney, PhD | 2012 |
| Robert M. Sweet, PhD | 1970 |
| William H. Sweet, MD, DSc [G] | 1952 |
| Paul S. Swerdlow, MD | 1982 |
| Dr. Bengt Sylven [G] | 1965 |
| Lorraine S. Symington, PhD | 1983 |
| Paul Szabo, PhD | 1974 |
| Albert Szent-Gyorgyi, MD, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| T | |
| Fellow/Grantee | Award Start Date |
| Celia W. Tabor, MD | 1950 |
| Charles T. Tackney, PhD | 1982 |
| Henri J. Tagnon, MD [G] | 1963 |
| John A. Tainer, PhD | 1982 |
| Yutaka Takeuchi, PhD | 1979 |
| Ichiro Taki, MD [G] | 1969 |
| Shoichi Takizawa, MD | 1967 |
| Paul Talalay, MD | 1950 |
| John A. Tallarico, PhD | 1999 |
| Milton R. Tam, PhD | 1973 |
| Derek S. Tan, PhD | 2001 |
| Xu Tan, PhD | 2009 |
| Y.H. Tan, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| Dr. Albert Tannenbaum | 1956 |
| Weiguo Andy Tao, PhD | 2002 |
| Robert Tarail, MD | 1952 |
| Harold Tarver, PhD [G] | 1952 |
| Bosiljka Tasic, PhD | 2004 |
| Kelly G. Tatchell, PhD | 1979 |
| Yukio Tateno, MD | 1969 |
| Rebecca A. Taub, MD, PhD | 1981 |
| Howard C. Taylor, Jr. [G] | 1956 |
| Ian C.A. Taylor, PhD | 1991 |
| John-Stephen A. Taylor, PhD | 1981 |
| Milton W. Taylor, PhD [G] | 1970 |
| Dr. R.C. Taylor [G] | 1954 |
| Steven J. Taylor, PhD | 2002 |
| Timothy C. Taylor, PhD | 1994 |
| Joyce Taylor-Papadimitriou, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Judy M. Teale, PhD | 1976 |
| Thomas F. Tedder, PhD | 1985 |
| Peter Tegtmeyer, MD [G] | 1969 |
| Dr. Harald Teir [G] | 1964 |
| Morris N. Teller, PhD [G] | 1968 |
| Tempelis | 1978 |
| Dennis J. Templeton, MD, PhD | 1986 |
| John Y. Templeton, III, PhD | 1951 |
| Dr. E. Tenenbaum [G] | 1952 |
| Allan M. Tereba, PhD | 1973 |
| Stanley A. Terman, PhD [G] | 1970 |
| Charles Terner, PhD [G] | 1963 |
| Marilou Terpenning, MD | 1981 |
| Muneesh Tewari, MD, PhD | 2001 |
| Mathew J. Thayer, PhD | 1988 |
| Siu Ing The, PhD | 1997 |
| William E. Theurkauf, PhD | 1987 |
| Carol J. Thiele, PhD | 1982 |
| Dennis J. Thiele, PhD | 1984 |
| Gary Thomas, PhD | 1984 |
| Dr. John O. Thomas | 1972 |
| Nicholas S. Thomas, PhD | 1983 |
| Michael F. Thomashow, PhD | 1978 |
| Debra A. Thompson, PhD | 1984 |
| Margaret A. Thompson, PhD | 1993 |
| Nancy L. Thompson, PhD | 1982 |
| Nathan D. Thomsen, PhD | 2011 |
| George W. Thorn, MD | 1957 |
| Carl S. Thummel, PhD | 1983 |
| Summer B. Thyme, PhD | 2013 |
| Quinton Tieu, PhD | 2003 |
| John M. Tiffany, PhD | 1967 |
| Kathryn L. Tilly, PhD | 1982 |
| Michael S. Timmons, PhD | 1985 |
| Dr. Sakari Timonen [G] | 1953 |
| Rachel L. Tinker-Kulberg, PhD | 1996 |
| Peter V. Tishler, MD [G] | 1970 |
| Kimberley F. Tolias, PhD | 1999 |
| Aslihan Tolun, PhD | 1978 |
| Gordon M. Tomkins, MD, PhD [G] | 1975 |
| Susumu Tonegawa, PhD | 1969 |
| Wei Tong, PhD | 2001 |
| Xiao Tong, PhD | 1996 |
| Helene W. Toolan, PhD [G] | 1955 |
| Jesús Torres-Vazquez, PhD | 2002 |
| Edith E. Townsend, MSc | 1959 |
| Kumao Toyoshima, MD, DMSc | 1967 |
| William D. Tracey, Jr., PhD | 2000 |
| Anthony D. Tramontin, PhD | 2000 |
| Cole Trapnell, PhD | 2011 |
| Robert R. Traut, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| Andrew A. Travers, PhD | 1968 |
| George L. Tritsch, PhD [G] | 1963 |
| Tina Trnka, PhD | 2003 |
| Christopher R. Trotta, PhD | 1999 |
| Cynthia E. Trueblood, PhD | 1988 |
| Robert L. Truitt, PhD | 1973 |
| Dr. John G. Trump [G] | 1963 |
| Jack B. Trunell, MD | 1949 |
| Billy (Chih-Hung) Tsai, PhD | 2000 |
| Chih-Cheng Tsai, PhD | 1995 |
| Ming-Jer Tsai, PhD | 1971 |
| Asterios S. Tsiftsoglou, PhD | 1979 |
| Meng-Fu Tsou, PhD | 2004 |
| Constantine D. Tsoukas, PhD | 1976 |
| Naoya Tsurushita, PhD | 1985 |
| Dr. Henry St. George Tucker | 1976 |
| Morgan Tucker, PhD | 2002 |
| Stuart M. Tugendreich, PhD | 1996 |
| Sarah E. Tully, PhD | 2008 |
| Kuei-Shu Tung, PhD | 1994 |
| Lubomir P. Turek, MD | 1977 |
| Jennifer Turner, PhD | 1999 |
| Robert S. Turner, Jr., PhD | 1974 |
| Robert Tycko, PhD | 1986 |
| Dr. Richard J. Tyhach | 1976 |
| Brett M. Tyler, PhD | 1983 |
| Dr. Robert Tym | 1963 |
Damon Runyon Fellows + Grantees (by last name): K to P
This list comprises all 3238 current and former Damon Runyon Fellows and Damon Runyon Grantees in alphabetical order. [G] indicates Grantees.
| K | |
|---|---|
| Fellow/Grantee | Award Start Date |
| Krista Kaasik, PhD | 2007 |
| David B. Kaback, MD, PhD | 1976 |
| Natasha M. Kablaoui, PhD | 1997 |
| David Kadosh, PhD | 1998 |
| Susan M. Kaech, PhD | 1999 |
| Björn F.C. Kafsack, PhD | 2010 |
| Jon M. Kaguni, PhD | 1980 |
| Fred M. Kahan, PhD | 1961 |
| Jason A. Kahana, PhD | 1999 |
| Dr. Kenneth Kahn | 1956 |
| Patricia Kahn, PhD | 1981 |
| Brian P. Kaine, PhD | 1981 |
| Akira Kaji, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| George F. Kalf, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| Dr. Klaus Kallman | 1950 |
| Naoyuki Kamatani, MD | 1981 |
| C. Alexander Kamb, PhD | 1988 |
| Barton A. Kamen, MD, PhD | 1979 |
| Robert I. Kamen, PhD | 1971 |
| Mark S. Kaminski, MD | 1983 |
| Mark P. Kamps, PhD | 1988 |
| Ryuichi Kanayama, MD | 1970 |
| Chul-Hee Kang, PhD | 1989 |
| Dr. Seppo J. Kangas [G] | 1961 |
| Camilla M. Kao, PhD | 1997 |
| Alan P. Kaplan, PhD | 1992 |
| Daniel L. Kaplan, PhD | 2001 |
| Henry S. Kaplan, MD [G] | 1956 |
| Kenneth B. Kaplan, PhD | 1994 |
| Leonard J. Kaplan, MD, PhD | 1990 |
| Paul L. Kaplan, PhD | 1983 |
| Paul M. Kaplan, PhD | 1971 |
| Geoffrey M. Kapler, PhD | 1989 |
| Tarun M. Kapoor, PhD | 1998 |
| Dietmar J. Kappes, PhD | 1988 |
| Alan M. Kapuler, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| John Karanicolas, PhD | 2004 |
| Katrin Karbstein, PhD | 2004 |
| Lucien Karhausen, MD | 1959 |
| John J. Karijolich, PhD | 2012 |
| David A. Karnofsky, MD | 1952 |
| Susan Karplus, PhD | 1965 |
| Dr. Howard T. Karsner [G] | 1949 |
| Nobuhiko Katunuma, MD [G] | 1967 |
| Flora N. Katz, PhD | 1981 |
| Joseph J. Kaufman, MD [G] | 1971 |
| John F. Kaumeyer, PhD | 1978 |
| John Edward Kay, PhD | 1967 |
| Michael S. Kay, MD, PhD | 1999 |
| Samuel C. Kayman, PhD | 1978 |
| Paul S. Kayne, PhD | 1989 |
| Thomas A. Keating, PhD | 1998 |
| Dr. Corrine Keaty [G] | 1950 |
| Jung-Min Kee, PhD | 2009 |
| Jo-Ann N. Keene, PhD | 1984 |
| Scott N. Keeney, PhD | 1994 |
| Marilyn R. Kehry, PhD | 1980 |
| Philip C. Kelleher, MD [G] | 1973 |
| Paul M. Keller, PhD | 1977 |
| Rebecca Kellum, PhD | 1991 |
| Keith H. Kelly, MD | 1949 |
| Teresa Keng, PhD | 1983 |
| Byrl J. Kennedy, MD, MSc | 1949 |
| Kinneret Keren, PhD | 2005 |
| Ian Macpherson Kerr, PhD | 1963 |
| Dr. Walter Kerr [G] | 1952 |
| Ellen N. Kersh, PhD | 2000 |
| Richard H. Kessin, PhD | 1971 |
| Vineet N. Kewalramani, PhD | 1996 |
| Kamal Mohan Khanna, PhD | 2005 |
| Raja W. Khuri, MD | 1962 |
| Diane R. Kiino, PhD | 1983 |
| Joanne Killinger, PhD | 1970 |
| Bill A. Kilpatrick, PhD | 1978 |
| Lary J. Kilton, MD | 1978 |
| Annette S. Kim, MD, PhD | 1998 |
| Daniel H. Kim, PhD | 2009 |
| Joon Kim, PhD | 1990 |
| Sally A. Kim, PhD | 2006 |
| Tae Kook Kim, PhD | 1995 |
| Yumi Kim, PhD | 2011 |
| Charles M. King, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| Gerald W. King, MD [G] | 1973 |
| Mary E. King, MD | 1972 |
| Mary L. King, PhD | 1976 |
| Dr. Thomas D. Kinney [G] | 1949 |
| Elaine Kinney-Thomas, PhD | 1979 |
| Dr. Riojun Kinosita [G] | 1958 |
| Thomas J. Kipps, MD | 1982 |
| Serkan Kir, PhD | 2013 |
| Karla A. Kirkegaard, PhD | 1983 |
| Paul T. Kirschmeier, PhD | 1979 |
| Werner H. Kirsten, MD [G] | 1968 |
| Takashi K. Kishimoto, PhD | 1988 |
| Dr. Donald E. Kizer [G] | 1971 |
| Daniel J. Klein, PhD | 2005 |
| George Klein, MD, PhD | 1974 |
| Hannah L. Klein, PhD | 1976 |
| Peter S. Klein, MD, PhD | 1990 |
| William H. Klein, PhD | 1974 |
| William L. Klein, PhD | 1973 |
| Ralph E. Kleiner, PhD | 2012 |
| Dr. Paul Klemperer [G] | 1955 |
| Leonard Klevan, PhD | 1978 |
| Dr. Morton Kligerman [G] | 1952 |
| Dr. Harlan Klug [G] | 1951 |
| Anne K. Knecht, PhD | 1997 |
| Laura J. Knoll, PhD | 1995 |
| Marcel Knossow, DSc | 1982 |
| Peter James Knudsen, PhD | 1980 |
| Akira Kobata, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| Naoko Kobayashi, PhD | 1991 |
| Henry J. Koch, MD | 1950 |
| Ronald L. Koch, PhD | 1976 |
| Carla M. Koehler, PhD | 1995 |
| Kathryn M. Koeller, PhD | 2001 |
| Heinz K. Kohler, MD, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| Kazunori Koide, PhD | 1998 |
| Alex L. Kolodkin, PhD | 1987 |
| Andrew Kolodziej, PhD | 1993 |
| Zacharias Komninos, MD | 1952 |
| Hisato Kondoh, PhD | 1976 |
| James B. Konopka, PhD | 1985 |
| Michael P. Koonce, PhD | 1988 |
| Dr. Milan J. Kopac [G] | 1969 |
| Edward D. Korn, PhD | 1951 |
| Stephen Kerry Kornfeld, MD, PhD | 1991 |
| Peter L. Kosa, PhD, MBA | 1998 |
| Steven A. Kosciuk, PhD | 1983 |
| Raymond A. Koski, PhD | 1977 |
| Chitra V. Kotwaliwale, PhD | 2008 |
| Gerald B. Koudelka, PhD | 1984 |
| Timothy F. Kowalik, PhD | 1990 |
| Marilyn S. Kozak, PhD | 1973 |
| Dr. David Kramish [G] | 1960 |
| Stephen Krauss, MD [G] | 1972 |
| Thane Kreiner, PhD | 1988 |
| Willi Kreis, MD, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| Norman Kretchmer, MD, PhD [G] | 1957 |
| Michael P. Kriegler, PhD | 1980 |
| David Kristofferson, PhD | 1982 |
| Dr. Henry Kritzler [G] | 1959 |
| Dr. Heinrich Kroeger [G] | 1967 |
| Kristen L. Kroll, PhD | 1995 |
| Theodore G. Krontiris, MD, PhD | 1980 |
| Kristin A. Krukenberg, PhD | 2010 |
| Raju S. Kucherlapati, PhD | 1973 |
| Diane Jane S. Kuehn, PhD | 1979 |
| Margarethe J. Kuehn, PhD | 1994 |
| Brian Kuhlman, PhD | 1999 |
| Jerzy K. Kulski, PhD | 1980 |
| Soma Kumar, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Mondira Kundu, MD, PhD | 2000 |
| Samuel Kunes, PhD | 1988 |
| Ching-Hung Kuo, PhD | 1972 |
| Janet A. Kurjan, PhD | 1980 |
| László Kürti, PhD | 2007 |
| Marvin Kuschner, MD [G] | 1955 |
| Young Kwon, PhD | 2009 |
| Jack E. Kyte, PhD | 1972 |
| L | |
| Fellow/Grantee | Award Start Date |
| Alain Laederach, PhD | 2004 |
| Jean-Gabriel Lafontaine, PhD | 1954 |
| Johanna Lahdenranta, PhD | 2006 |
| Robert S. Lahue, PhD | 1985 |
| Eric C. Lai, PhD | 2000 |
| Ming-Zong Lai, PhD | 1985 |
| Laimonis A. Laimins, PhD | 1981 |
| Patricia L. Lakin-Thomas, PhD | 1985 |
| Paul A. Lalor, PhD | 1984 |
| Ngan Lam, PhD | 2005 |
| Eric J. Lambie, PhD | 1988 |
| John P. Lambooy, PhD [G] | 1966 |
| David G. Lambright, PhD | 1992 |
| Michael E. Lamm, MD [G] | 1973 |
| Arthur Lampert, PhD | 1976 |
| Gayle K. Lamppa, PhD | 1981 |
| Joseph V. Landau, PhD | 1952 |
| Charles D. Lane, PhD | 1973 |
| Stanley E. Lane, PhD | 1971 |
| Gabriel C. Lander, PhD | 2010 |
| Dennis R. Lang, PhD | 1971 |
| Lewis L. Lanier, PhD | 1979 |
| Anne Lanjuin, PhD | 2005 |
| Lawrence H. Lanzl, PhD [G] | 1964 |
| Liana F. Lareau, PhD | 2009 |
| Frederick J. LaRiviere, PhD | 2002 |
| Dr. Michael Laskowski [G] | 1966 |
| Dr. Daniel Laszlo [G] | 1953 |
| Raymond Latarjet, MD, PhD [G] | 1967 |
| Dr. Raffael Lattes [G] | 1953 |
| Dr. John K. Lattimer [G] | 1958 |
| Ken S. Lau, PhD | 2009 |
| Andrew P. Laudano, PhD | 1982 |
| John S. Laughlin, PhD [G] | 1956 |
| Charles T. Lauhon, PhD | 1992 |
| Dr. Pekka Lauren [G] | 1962 |
| Suzanne Laurin, MD | 1960 |
| Sean M. Lavelle, MD [G] | 1965 |
| David H. Lavrin, PhD | 1963 |
| Edwin A. Lawrence, MD [G] | 1951 |
| Walter Lawrence, Jr., MD [G] | 1963 |
| Dr. Benjamin Lax [G] | 1969 |
| Jerome Lazar, PhD | 1974 |
| Paul B. Lazarow, PhD | 1973 |
| Beth A. Lazazzera, PhD | 1996 |
| Franklin R. Leach, PhD [G] | 1968 |
| Jess Herter Leber, PhD | 2004 |
| David E. Lebwohl, MD | 1986 |
| Robert J. Lechleider, MD | 1992 |
| Mary Lee S. Ledbetter, PhD | 1973 |
| Nada Ledinko, PhD [G] | 1970 |
| Brian Lee, PhD | 2005 |
| Dr. Chae Koo Lee [G] | 1958 |
| Cheng-Yu Lee, PhD | 2003 |
| Chih-Yung Lee, PhD | 2013 |
| Cynthia K. Lee, PhD | 1982 |
| Gloria Lee, PhD | 1979 |
| Janet S. Lee, PhD | 1979 |
| Kenneth K. Lee, PhD | 2003 |
| Sang He Lee, PhD | 1977 |
| Siu S. Lee, PhD | 2001 |
| Teh H. Lee, PhD [G] | 1965 |
| Tzoong-Chyh Lee, PhD | 1969 |
| Wei-Lih Lee, PhD | 2001 |
| Robert S. Lees, MD | 1970 |
| Stanley S. Lefkowitz, PhD [G] | 1963 |
| David W. Lehman, PhD | 1976 |
| Herndon Lehr, MD | 1957 |
| Gerard M. Lehrer, MD [G] | 1963 |
| John A. Leigh, PhD | 1983 |
| Joseph Leighton, MD [G] | 1969 |
| Leslie A. Leinwand, PhD | 1978 |
| Jonathan P. Leis, PhD | 1971 |
| Ihor R. Lemischka, PhD | 1984 |
| Mark A. Lemmon, PhD | 1993 |
| Sister Petra Lenta [G] | 1971 |
| Stanley P. L. Leong, MD | 1981 |
| Dr. George V. LeRoy [G] | 1955 |
| Jayne F. Lesley, PhD | 1972 |
| Jun-Yi Leu, PhD | 2000 |
| Kerstin K. Leuther, PhD | 1994 |
| Hilde Levi, PhD [G] | 1967 |
| Michael M. Levi, MD [G] | 1969 |
| Daniel H. Levin, PhD [G] | 1966 |
| David E. Levin, PhD | 1984 |
| Petra A. Levin, PhD | 1996 |
| Jedd F. Levine, MD | 1983 |
| Dr. Laurence Levine | 1963 |
| Reuben Levisohn, PhD | 1965 |
| Daniel J. Lew, PhD | 1990 |
| Alfred S. Lewin, PhD | 1979 |
| James Bryan Lewis, PhD | 1971 |
| Jay Todd Lewis, PhD | 1980 |
| Dr. Robert C. Lewis [G] | 1954 |
| Hung-Wen Li, PhD | 2001 |
| Kaijun K. Li, PhD | 1997 |
| Lewyn Li, PhD | 2003 |
| Min Chiu Li, MD | 1953 |
| Renhao Li, PhD | 1999 |
| Rong Li, PhD | 1993 |
| Shang Li, PhD | 2001 |
| Ting-kai Li, MD | 1963 |
| Yen Li, PhD | 1983 |
| Chun Liang, PhD | 1994 |
| Hong Liao, PhD | 1999 |
| Sha-Mei Liao, PhD | 1988 |
| Xiaoling Charlene Liao, PhD | 1992 |
| Louis James Libertini, PhD | 1971 |
| Stuart S. Licht, PhD | 1998 |
| Michael J. Lichten, PhD | 1982 |
| Dr. Louise Ann Lichtenberg | 1970 |
| Yung S. Lie, PhD | 2001 |
| Judith Lieberman, MD, PhD | 1984 |
| Michael W. Lieberman, MD, PhD | 1968 |
| Miriam Lieberman, PhD | 1956 |
| Seymour Lieberman, PhD [G] | 1956 |
| Eric C. Liebl, PhD | 1991 |
| Jeffrey D. Lifson, MD | 1983 |
| William Lijinsky, PhD | 1954 |
| Brendan N. Lilley, PhD | 2006 |
| Jim J. Lin, PhD | 1979 |
| Jing-Jer Lin, PhD | 1992 |
| Qing Lin, PhD | 2000 |
| Weei-Chin Lin, MD | 1999 |
| Dr. Carl C. Lindegren [G] | 1962 |
| Erik Lindh, MD, PhD | 1976 |
| Anders M. Lindroth, PhD | 2001 |
| Tullia Lindsten, MD, PhD | 1983 |
| Geoffrey Shiu F. Ling, MD, PhD | 1982 |
| Elwood A. Linney, PhD | 1973 |
| Peter N. Lipke, PhD | 1976 |
| Fritz A. Lipmann, MD, PhD [G] | 1952 |
| Dr. Stuart W. Lippincott [G] | 1947 |
| Muriel M. Lippman, PhD [G] | 1964 |
| Allan Lipton, MD [G] | 1972 |
| R. Michael Liskay, PhD | 1975 |
| Dr. Mortimer Litt [G] | 1961 |
| Charles D. Little, PhD | 1978 |
| Dr. Clarence C. Little [G] | 1947 |
| Sheila P. Little, PhD | 1978 |
| Alvin Y. Liu, PhD | 1981 |
| Chih-Ping Liu, PhD | 1970 |
| Edison Tak-Bun Liu, MD | 1983 |
| Jun Liu, PhD | 1991 |
| Paul Z. Liu, PhD | 2005 |
| Qinghua Liu, PhD | 2001 |
| Rihe Liu, PhD | 1997 |
| Xuan Liu, MD, PhD | 1991 |
| Yanshun Liu, PhD | 2003 |
| Zhongchi Liu, PhD | 1991 |
| Kenneth J. Livak, PhD | 1979 |
| George P. Livi, PhD | 1983 |
| Cecilia W. Lo, PhD | 1979 |
| Wilson Hwei-yuen Lo, MD | 1952 |
| Albert F. LoBuglio, MD [G] | 1970 |
| Leslie F. Lock, PhD | 1986 |
| David J. Lockhart, PhD | 1990 |
| Dr. William R. Lockhart [G] | 1956 |
| Virgil Loeb, Jr., MD | 1950 |
| Jennifer L. Loebach, PhD | 1995 |
| Dr. John B. Loefer [G] | 1951 |
| Robert B. Loftfield, PhD | 1952 |
| Catriona Y. Logan, PhD | 1998 |
| Stewart N. Loh, PhD | 1993 |
| Allan R. Lohe, PhD | 1979 |
| John D. Loike, PhD | 1976 |
| Patrick J. Loll, PhD | 1990 |
| Dr. A.J. Lomant | 1972 |
| Dr. Paul S. Lombardi | 1969 |
| Leon Lombrozo, PhD | 1961 |
| Irving M. London, MD [G] | 1956 |
| David G. Longfellow, PhD | 1972 |
| Jane Ellen R. Lopilato, PhD | 1984 |
| Muriel R. Loran, PhD [G] | 1953 |
| Albert B. Lorincz, MD [G] | 1969 |
| Allan L. Lorincz, MD | 1951 |
| Jon R. Lorsch, PhD | 1995 |
| David J. Loskutoff, PhD | 1972 |
| Marie Lossky, PhD | 1988 |
| Robert A. Love, PhD | 1985 |
| Dr. Scott E. Loveless, PhD | 1980 |
| Ky Tsing Lowenhaupt, PhD | 1979 |
| Jerold M. Lowenstein, MD [G] | 1967 |
| David F. Lowry, PhD | 1992 |
| Dr. Bertram A. Lowy [G] | 1956 |
| Hua Lu, MD, PhD | 1994 |
| Hua Lu, PhD | 2011 |
| Wan-Jin Lu, PhD | 2011 |
| Xiaowei Lu, PhD | 2000 |
| Ying Lu, PhD | 2011 |
| Joseph J. Lucas, PhD | 1972 |
| Dr. Paul P. Luger [G] | 1964 |
| Christine M. Lukacs, PhD | 1998 |
| Thomas J. Lukas, PhD | 1978 |
| Roger H. Lumb, PhD | 1970 |
| Ellen A. Lumpkin, PhD | 1999 |
| Erik A. Lundquist, PhD | 1996 |
| Shijing Luo, PhD | 2012 |
| Wenyu Luo, PhD | 2013 |
| Patrick J. Lupardus, PhD | 2006 |
| Salvador E. Luria, MD [G] | 1961 |
| Andrew D. Luster, MD, PhD | 1991 |
| Terry P. Lybrand, PhD | 1985 |
| John R. Lydeard, PhD | 2010 |
| Susan K. Lyman, PhD | 1996 |
| Henry T. Lynch, MD [G] | 1969 |
| Kenneth M. Lynch, Jr. [G] | 1950 |
| Dr. Carmine Lyons | 1952 |
| Costas A. Lyssiotis, PhD | 2010 |
| M | |
| Fellow/Grantee | Award Start Date |
| Le Ma, PhD | 2000 |
| Lifu Ma, PhD | 1997 |
| David Maag, PhD | 2006 |
| Ernst-Gunter Maasz, MD | 1966 |
| David M. MacAlpine, PhD | 2001 |
| Paul M. Macdonald, PhD | 1984 |
| Frederick M. MacDonnell, PhD | 1992 |
| Lorne A. MacHattie, PhD | 1962 |
| Laura M. Machesky, PhD | 1993 |
| David P. Mack, PhD | 1990 |
| Paul S. Maddox, PhD | 2004 |
| Sergio I. Magalini, MD | 1955 |
| Jesse Mager, PhD | 2004 |
| Nicole M. Mahoney, PhD | 2000 |
| Ivan Maillard, MD, PhD | 2005 |
| Paul E. Mains, PhD | 1983 |
| Henri Emile Maisin, MD, PhD | 1952 |
| Richard M. Maizels, PhD | 1977 |
| Nizarali R. Makan, MD | 1977 |
| Dr. Sajiro Makino [G] | 1966 |
| Jocelyn E. Malamy, PhD | 1993 |
| Vivek Malhotra, PhD | 1985 |
| Jarema Malicki, PhD | 1993 |
| Dr. Leonard I. Malkin [G] | 1971 |
| M. Frank Mallette, PhD [G] | 1956 |
| Debora Mancini-DiNardo, PhD | 2001 |
| H. George Mandel, PhD [G] | 1960 |
| Ofer Mandelboim, PhD | 1997 |
| Jeffrey G. Mandell, PhD | 2000 |
| Ines Mandl, PhD [G] | 1968 |
| James J. Manfredi, PhD | 1983 |
| Dr. Leon H. Manheimer [G] | 1964 |
| Dr. Z. Thaddeus Mankowski [G] | 1964 |
| David A. Mann, PhD | 2000 |
| David E. Mann, Jr. [G] | 1963 |
| Dr. Gilbert B. Manning [G] | 1960 |
| Timothy Manser, PhD | 1982 |
| Junhao Mao, PhD | 2003 |
| Ayelet Maor-Shoshani, PhD | 2004 |
| York Marahrens, PhD | 1994 |
| Eugene E. Marcantonio, MD, PhD | 1986 |
| John J. Marchalonis, PhD | 1973 |
| Philip I. Marcus, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| Kurt W. Marek, PhD | 2005 |
| Jeanne P. Margolskee, PhD | 1979 |
| Elizalde A. Mariano, MD | 1962 |
| Elizabeth C. Marin, PhD | 2005 |
| George E. Mark, III, PhD | 1971 |
| Vernon Mark, MD | 1951 |
| Gabor Markus, MD, PhD [G] | 1965 |
| Mary Ann K. Markwell, PhD | 1976 |
| Florence L. Marlow, PhD | 2004 |
| Elchanan Maron, PhD | 1972 |
| Keith R. Marotti, PhD | 1980 |
| Till Marquardt, PhD | 2002 |
| Michael T. Marr, PhD | 2001 |
| Philippa C. Marrack, PhD | 1971 |
| Lorraine Marsh, PhD | 1986 |
| Dr. Lawrence M. Marshall | 1953 |
| Phillip A. Martens, PhD | 1978 |
| Dr. Alfredo Marti [G] | 1965 |
| Dr. Klaus D. Martignoni | 1971 |
| Dr. Daniel S. Martin [G] | 1960 |
| Dr. Hayes Martin [G] | 1958 |
| Stuart S. Martin, PhD | 1998 |
| James Martinell, PhD | 1977 |
| Eric Martz, PhD | 1969 |
| Maria T. Mas, PhD | 1985 |
| Richard S. Maser, PhD | 2002 |
| Dr. Francis Masin [G] | 1959 |
| Dr. Marianna Masin | 1966 |
| Earl J. Mason, MD, PhD | 1954 |
| Howard S. Mason, PhD [G] | 1957 |
| William S. Mason, PhD | 1971 |
| John J. Masters, PhD | 1994 |
| Andrea M. Mastro, PhD | 1971 |
| A. Gregory Matera, PhD | 1991 |
| Maria K. Mateyak, PhD | 2001 |
| Gladys M. Mateyko, PhD [G] | 1968 |
| Rebecca S. Mathew, PhD | 2010 |
| Dr. Robert Mathewson [G] | 1964 |
| Diane Mathis, PhD | 1977 |
| Pedro M. Matias, PhD | 1987 |
| Ryota Matsuoka, PhD | 2012 |
| Adam G.W. Matthews, PhD | 2008 |
| Dr. Richard F. Mattingly [G] | 1970 |
| Lida H. Mattman, PhD [G] | 1968 |
| David Q. Matus, PhD | 2007 |
| Robert J. Matusik, PhD | 1976 |
| Gerd G. Maul, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Russell A. Maurer, PhD | 1979 |
| Lisa Maves, PhD | 1998 |
| Penelope N. Mavromara, PhD | 1984 |
| E. Stuart Maxwell, PhD | 1977 |
| John T. May, PhD | 1971 |
| Brian H. Mayall, MD | 1963 |
| Klaus Mayer, MD | 1955 |
| Jacob A. Mayfield, PhD | 2002 |
| Kelly E. Mayo, PhD | 1983 |
| Heather D. Mayor, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| Esteban O. Mazzoni, PhD | 2007 |
| Grant A. McArthur, MB BS (Hons) PhD, FRACP | 1995 |
| Kay L. McCarthy, PhD | 1976 |
| Duncan L. McCollester, MD, PhD [G] | 1969 |
| Dr. Paul R. McCurdy [G] | 1961 |
| Timothy K. McDaniel, PhD | 1997 |
| Dr. McDermott [G] | 1952 |
| Dr. John McDonald | 1950 |
| Joseph J. McDonald, MD, PhD | 1951 |
| Sister Margaret Ann McDowell [G] | 1957 |
| Michael J. McEachern, PhD | 1988 |
| Joan E. McEwen, PhD | 1980 |
| Robert K. McGinty, MD, PhD | 2012 |
| Dr. Thomas R. McGowan | 1959 |
| Patrick T. McGrath, PhD | 2006 |
| Joseph S. McGuire, MD [G] | 1974 |
| Dr. Lorne McHattie | 1950 |
| Robert G. McKinnell, PhD [G] | 1968 |
| Cory Y. McLean, PhD | 2012 |
| Seamus McMillan, PhD | 1980 |
| Ronald McNamara, PhD | 1992 |
| Alexander McPherson, PhD | 1970 |
| James J. McSharry, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| Brian M. McStay, PhD | 1984 |
| Dr. R. McWhirter [G] | 1951 |
| Susan O. Meakin, PhD | 1988 |
| Joan C. Mecsas, PhD | 1994 |
| Roy B. Mefferd, Jr., PhD | 1952 |
| Paul C. Megee, PhD | 1995 |
| Dr. Joseph V. Meigs [G] | 1952 |
| Dr. Pier Melanotte | 1955 |
| Thomas E. Melendy, PhD | 1989 |
| Cornelius J.M. Melief, MD | 1973 |
| Susan J. Mellette, MD | 1957 |
| Robert C. Mellors, MD, PhD | 1950 |
| Lynn V. Mendelman, PhD | 1989 |
| John Mendelsohn, MD [G] | 1972 |
| Mortimer L. Mendelsohn, MD, PhD | 1951 |
| Enrique Méndez Cormán, PhD | 1971 |
| Marc D. Meneghini, PhD | 2001 |
| Dr. Gordon Menn | 1970 |
| Eric H. Mercer, PhD | 1993 |
| Christian G. Merkel, PhD | 1976 |
| D. Scott Merrell, PhD | 2002 |
| Karl A. Merrick, PhD | 2012 |
| Melanie M. Merriman, PhD | 1979 |
| Alexey J. Merz, PhD | 2000 |
| Dr. I. Meschan [G] | 1951 |
| Herbert Mescon, MD | 1949 |
| Joseph L. Messina, PhD | 1983 |
| Luigi Messineo, PhD | 1958 |
| Donald J. Messner, PhD | 1986 |
| Dr. Lauri Meurman [G] | 1965 |
| Richard J. Meyer, PhD | 1972 |
| Frederick J. Meyers, MD | 1982 |
| Marian B. Meyers, PhD | 1978 |
| Matthew L. Meyerson, MD, PhD | 1995 |
| W. Matthew Michael, PhD | 1997 |
| Tamar Michaeli, PhD | 1987 |
| George A. Michaels, PhD | 1967 |
| Julia M. Michelotti, PhD | 1991 |
| Rhett J. Michelson, PhD | 2013 |
| Maria M. Mihaylova, PhD | 2013 |
| Ross B. Mikkelsen, PhD | 1973 |
| Charles P. Miles, MD [G] | 1966 |
| Alexander Miller, PhD | 1956 |
| Allan Malcolm Miller, PhD | 1986 |
| Brian Gene Miller, PhD | 2002 |
| I. George Miller, MD | 1968 |
| Jacques F.A. P. Miller, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| Jeffery F. Miller, PhD | 1986 |
| Kenneth B. Miller, MD | 1977 |
| Mathew G. Miller, PhD | 2005 |
| Richard A. Miller, MD, PhD | 1977 |
| Virginia L. Miller, PhD | 1985 |
| Frank Millich, PhD | 1960 |
| Josselin Milloz, PhD | 2009 |
| Joan T. Mills, PhD | 1981 |
| G. Todd Milne, PhD | 1996 |
| Jeremy D. Milton, PhD | 1965 |
| Dr. Terry C. Mincey | 1979 |
| Jeffrey H. Miner, PhD | 1992 |
| Aaron P. Mitchell, PhD | 1984 |
| Alva D. Mitchell, PhD | 1976 |
| James R. Mitchell, PhD | 2001 |
| Pamela J. Mitchell, PhD | 1986 |
| Dr. Jyotirmay Mitra [G] | 1967 |
| Kaneatsu Miyamoto, MD | 1967 |
| Merle Mizell, PhD [G] | 1970 |
| Stephen C. Mockrin, PhD | 1973 |
| Gregory R. Moe, PhD | 1985 |
| Raymond E. Moellering, PhD | 2011 |
| Kenny C. Mok, PhD | 2005 |
| Kivie Moldave, PhD [G] | 1956 |
| Goran Moller, MD, PhD [G] | 1969 |
| Dr. Peter L. Molloy | 1976 |
| Lisa Molz, PhD | 1992 |
| Norie Momiyama, PhD | 2005 |
| Alfonso Mondragon, PhD | 1985 |
| Dr. F. Gomez Mont [G] | 1957 |
| Gaetano T. Montelione, PhD | 1987 |
| Craig Montell, PhD | 1983 |
| Philip O. Montgomery, Jr. [G] | 1967 |
| Taiowa A. Montgomery, PhD | 2009 |
| Dr. Sylvan E. Moolten [G] | 1954 |
| Dr. Alice E. Moore [G] | 1955 |
| Dan H. Moore, PhD [G] | 1954 |
| George E. Moore, MD, PhD [G] | 1959 |
| Hsiao-Ping H. Moore, PhD | 1982 |
| Kevin W. Moore, PhD | 1979 |
| Dr. Robert A. Moore [G] | 1951 |
| Sean D. Moore, PhD | 2002 |
| Susan Ann Moore, PhD | 1977 |
| Sheri L. Moores, PhD | 1998 |
| Paul S. Moorhead, PhD | 1955 |
| John R. Moran, PhD | 1983 |
| John V. Moran, PhD | 1995 |
| Katarina Moravcevic, PhD | 2012 |
| Robert B. Moreland, PhD | 1983 |
| Edward L. Morgan, PhD | 1978 |
| Jeffrey R. Morgan, PhD | 1983 |
| William D. Morgan, PhD | 1983 |
| Kazuo Mori, MD [G] | 1968 |
| Dr. Pablo Mori-Chaves [G] | 1964 |
| Alex O. Morla, PhD | 1990 |
| Harold Moroson, PhD [G] | 1970 |
| Dr. Helen G. Morris | 1961 |
| John M. Morris, MD | 1951 |
| Kevin N. Morris, PhD | 1991 |
| Vincent L. Morris, PhD | 1973 |
| Dr. Martin Morrison [G] | 1971 |
| Trudy G. Morrison, PhD | 1972 |
| Anthony T.E. Morrissey, PhD | 1970 |
| K. John Morrow, Jr., PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Cynthia C. Morton, PhD | 1983 |
| Diane G. Morton, PhD | 1983 |
| Aron A. Moscona, PhD [G] | 1963 |
| Donald E. Mosier, MD, PhD | 1971 |
| Gerald Moss, MD, PhD [G] | 1967 |
| Joseph D. Mougous, PhD | 2005 |
| Mohammad Movassaghi, PhD | 2001 |
| Kerri A. Mowen, PhD | 2001 |
| Jan A. Moynihan, PhD | 1984 |
| David Mu, PhD | 1994 |
| Michael M. Mueckler, PhD | 1983 |
| Jo Anne Mueller, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| Kanai L. Mukherjee, PhD | 1960 |
| Carel Mulder, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| John T. Mulligan, PhD | 1988 |
| Dr. Equinn Munnell [G] | 1963 |
| Hamish N. Munro, MD [G] | 1971 |
| Tariq M. Murad, MD, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Dr. Joseph Murdock | 1970 |
| John E. Murphy, PhD | 1990 |
| Martin J. Murphy, Jr., PhD | 1969 |
| Mary Lois Murphy, MD | 1952 |
| Robert F. Murphy, PhD | 1979 |
| Dr. Margaret R. Murray [G] | 1952 |
| Mark J. Murray, PhD | 1980 |
| Dr. Piero Mustacchi | 1949 |
| Dale Muzzey, PhD | 2010 |
| Benjamin R. Myers, PhD | 2009 |
| Lawrence C. Myers, PhD | 1995 |
| Richard M. Myers, PhD | 1982 |
| David Myerson, MD, PhD | 1981 |
| Kyungjae Myung, PhD | 1999 |
| N | |
| Fellow/Grantee | Award Start Date |
| Anders M. Näär, PhD | 1995 |
| Dr. George Nace | 1968 |
| Maxence V. Nachury, PhD | 2003 |
| Ulrich Naf, PhD | 1953 |
| Takayuki Nagasaki, PhD | 1990 |
| Barbara T. Nagle, PhD | 1977 |
| Roderick Nairn, PhD | 1976 |
| Hiroshi Nakai, PhD | 1984 |
| Noburu Nakajima, PhD | 1983 |
| Toru M. Nakamura, PhD | 1999 |
| Yunsun Nam, PhD | 2007 |
| Chaya Nanavati, PhD | 1993 |
| Vikram Narasimhan, PhD | 1990 |
| Geeta J. Narlikar, PhD | 1998 |
| Inke S. Nathke, PhD | 1992 |
| Gioacchino Natoli, MD | 1998 |
| Georges Natsoulis, MD, PhD | 1986 |
| William W. Navarre, PhD | 2000 |
| Marc Navre, PhD | 1984 |
| Leon W. Nawrocki, PhD | 1985 |
| Jelena Nedjic, PhD | 2010 |
| Eva J. Neer, MD | 1973 |
| Norma F. Neff, PhD | 1976 |
| Robert S. Negrin, MD | 1988 |
| Aaron M. Neiman, PhD | 1994 |
| Eric Mercer Nelson, PhD | 1984 |
| Gaylen J. Neufeld, PhD | 1966 |
| Dianne K. Newman, PhD | 1998 |
| Phillip A. Newmark, PhD | 1995 |
| Donald D. Newmeyer, PhD | 1983 |
| Elizabeth M. Newton, PhD | 1997 |
| Thomas H. Newton, MD | 1958 |
| Huck Hui Ng, PhD | 2000 |
| Vu Ngo, PhD | 2001 |
| Don X. Nguyen, PhD | 2005 |
| Jack Nguyen, PhD | 2000 |
| Thuy-Linh Nguyen, PhD | 2002 |
| Eric M. Nicholson, PhD | 1999 |
| Martin J. H. Nicklin, PhD | 1985 |
| Dr. Robert L. Nielsen | 1955 |
| Dr. Robert Nielson | 1960 |
| Erich A. Nigg, PhD | 1981 |
| Evgenia N. Nikolova, PhD | 2013 |
| Olivier Nolan-Stevaux, PhD | 2004 |
| Kikuo Nomoto, MD | 1966 |
| Jared T. Nordman, PhD | 2009 |
| Ingrid C. Northwood, PhD | 1993 |
| Rolf Nothiger, PhD | 1967 |
| Ajit Nott, PhD | 2005 |
| Jamison Leigh Nourse, PhD | 1997 |
| Bennett G. Novitch, PhD | 1999 |
| Abraham Novogrodsky, MD, PhD | 1964 |
| Maja Nowakowski, PhD | 1975 |
| Vasilis Ntziachristos, PhD | 2001 |
| O | |
| Fellow/Grantee | Award Start Date |
| Michael B. O'Connor, PhD | 1984 |
| Kathryn A. O'Donnell, PhD | 2006 |
| Dr. Richard Ogden | 1970 |
| Peter O'Hare, PhD | 1983 |
| Douglas H. Ohlendorf, PhD | 1979 |
| Atsushi Oikawa, PhD | 1964 |
| Akinyemi I. Ojesina, MBBS, PhD | 2008 |
| Curtis T. Okamoto, PhD | 1990 |
| Dr. Chiyeko Okawa | 1953 |
| Jonathan D. Oliner, MD, PhD | 1994 |
| Baldomero M. Olivera, PhD | 1966 |
| Salvatore Oliviero, PhD | 1989 |
| Arthur J. Olson, PhD | 1976 |
| Tracy S. Olson, PhD | 1988 |
| Tong-man Ong, PhD | 1970 |
| Gary M. Onik, MD | 1984 |
| Siew Loon Ooi, PhD | 2004 |
| Joseph T. Opferman, PhD | 2001 |
| Dr. Jeannette Opsahl | 1952 |
| Paulo K. Orberg, PhD | 1984 |
| Virginie Orgogozo, PhD | 2003 |
| Sean M. O'Rourke, PhD | 2002 |
| Jeffrey W. Orr, PhD | 1995 |
| Frank R. Orsini, PhD | 1970 |
| Louis G. Ortega, MD | 1953 |
| Mary Osborn, PhD | 1968 |
| Barbara A. Osborne, PhD | 1979 |
| Erin A. Osborne Nishimura, PhD | 2011 |
| Timothy F. Osborne, PhD | 1983 |
| E. Michael Ostap, PhD | 1994 |
| Hanne L. Ostergaard, PhD | 1989 |
| Elaine A. Ostrander, PhD | 1987 |
| Jeffrey M. Ostrove, PhD | 1981 |
| Irene M. Ota, PhD | 1989 |
| Renee Otten, PhD | 2012 |
| George A. O'Toole, PhD | 1995 |
| Guangshuo Ou, PhD | 2007 |
| Hironobu Ozaki, PhD | 1965 |
| Harvey L. Ozer, MD | 1964 |
| P | |
| Fellow/Grantee | Award Start Date |
| Michael E. Pacold, MD, PhD | 2012 |
| Michael R. Paddy, PhD | 1984 |
| Richard A. Padgett, PhD | 1981 |
| Scott L. Page, PhD | 1998 |
| Cara T. Pager, PhD | 2007 |
| Ji-Hye Paik, PhD | 2006 |
| Debkumar Pain, PhD | 1983 |
| Philip L. Paine, PhD | 1971 |
| Lydia C. Pan, PhD | 1987 |
| Tao Pan, PhD | 1991 |
| Sandra Panem, PhD | 1970 |
| Antonito T. Panganiban, PhD | 1982 |
| Michael F. Para, MD | 1979 |
| Luis F. Parada, PhD | 1985 |
| Suzanne Paradis, PhD | 2000 |
| Joel D. Pardee, PhD | 1978 |
| Roberta A. Parente, PhD | 1986 |
| Horace V. Parker, MD | 1957 |
| Keith L. Parker, MD, PhD | 1984 |
| Joel G. Parkes, PhD | 1971 |
| Francisco Parra, MD | 1960 |
| Devin H. Parry, PhD | 2004 |
| Bryce M. Paschal, PhD | 1992 |
| Steven E. Passmore, PhD | 1990 |
| Ardem Patapoutian, PhD | 1996 |
| Nipam H. Patel, PhD | 1991 |
| Alan Robb P. Paterson, PhD | 1955 |
| Dushyant Pathak, PhD | 1989 |
| Gentry N. Patrick, PhD | 2000 |
| Phillip A. Patten, PhD | 1990 |
| R. Bruce Patterson, Jr., PhD | 1989 |
| Thomas A. Patterson, PhD | 1984 |
| Dr. Dietrich Paul | 1971 |
| Dr. Izhak J. Paul | 1972 |
| Dr. J.S. Paul | 1972 |
| Amanda Paulovich, MD, PhD | 2002 |
| James R. Paulson, PhD | 1976 |
| Michael R. Payne, PhD | 1978 |
| Shelley M. Payne, PhD | 1978 |
| Farhang Payvar, PhD | 1978 |
| Bret J. Pearson, PhD | 2005 |
| Chad G. Pearson, PhD | 2005 |
| Olaf Hjalmer Pearson, MD | 1949 |
| Joseph Y. Peary, ScD | 1954 |
| Larry R. Pease, PhD | 1977 |
| Lawrence J. Peck, PhD | 1984 |
| Dehua Pei, PhD | 1992 |
| Bernard M. Pejsachowicz, MD | 1970 |
| Dr. Russell E. Pemberton | 1968 |
| Jeffrey W. Peng, PhD | 1993 |
| Jay S. Pepose, MD, PhD | 1983 |
| Michael A. Pereira, PhD | 1971 |
| Karen K. Perkins, PhD | 1987 |
| Margaret E. Perkins, PhD | 1976 |
| Benjamin Perman, PhD | 1999 |
| Louis Pernokas, MD | 1956 |
| Lester Persky, MD | 1950 |
| Anders Persson, MD, PhD | 1977 |
| Ruth Pertel, PhD | 1968 |
| Bernard M. Pessac, MD | 1970 |
| Blake R. Peterson, PhD | 1995 |
| Barbara Petrack, PhD | 1958 |
| Lilli M. Petruzzelli, MD, PhD | 1992 |
| Russell C. Petter, PhD | 1983 |
| Howard R. Petty, PhD | 1980 |
| Karl E. Pfeifer, PhD | 1989 |
| Julie Pfeiffer, PhD | 2002 |
| Douglas H. Phanstiel, PhD | 2012 |
| Carolyn M. Phillips, PhD | 2008 |
| Peter C. Phillips, MD | 1984 |
| Dr. Philip G. Phillips | 1971 |
| Scott T. Phillips, PhD | 2004 |
| Eric M. Phizicky, PhD | 1983 |
| Fabio Piano, PhD | 1996 |
| Leslie Pick, PhD | 1986 |
| Jacqueline W. Pierce, PhD | 1984 |
| John S. Pierce, PhD | 1969 |
| Sarah B. Pierce, PhD | 1998 |
| Elizabeth Mary K. Pillers, MD | 1952 |
| David J. Pintel, PhD | 1979 |
| Ann L. Pinto, PhD | 1987 |
| Helen M. Piwnica-Worms, PhD | 1984 |
| Jeffrey A. Pleiss, PhD | 2001 |
| Dr. Diane J. Plotkin | 1978 |
| Marian L. Plunkett, PhD | 1983 |
| Dr. Meir Podberezec | 1952 |
| Kit J. Pogliano, PhD | 1993 |
| Claudia L. Poglitsch, PhD | 1992 |
| Beatriz T. G. Pogo, MD, DMSc | 1964 |
| Frank M. Polack, MD | 1960 |
| Jon R. Polansky, MD | 1976 |
| Deborah A. Polayes, PhD | 1984 |
| Herman Polet, MD | 1963 |
| Roberta R. Pollock, PhD | 1981 |
| Brian A. Pollok, PhD | 1983 |
| Laura Pontano Vaites, PhD | 2012 |
| Maximilian W. Popp, PhD | 2012 |
| James W. Poppell, MD | 1952 |
| Mark A. Poritz, PhD | 1992 |
| Daniel A. Portnoy, PhD | 1983 |
| Christopher S. Potten, PhD | 1968 |
| Christopher J. Potter, PhD | 2003 |
| Kedar N. Prasad, PhD | 1970 |
| Elizabeth D. Prescott, PhD | 2004 |
| John C. Prescott, PhD | 1994 |
| Carolyn M. Price, PhD | 1985 |
| Gerald B. Price, Jr., PhD | 1971 |
| Maureen G. Price, PhD | 1980 |
| Dr. Richard Price | 1973 |
| Avi Priel, PhD | 2008 |
| Jeffrey J. Prior, PhD | 1981 |
| Cynthia Pritchard, PhD | 1980 |
| Martin L. Privalsky, PhD | 1979 |
| Carol L. Prives, PhD | 1968 |
| Max R. Proffitt, PhD | 1971 |
| Albert T. Profy, PhD | 1984 |
| Haydn M. Prosser, PhD | 1991 |
| Peter M. Pryciak, PhD | 1992 |
| Holde Puchtler, MD | 1955 |
| Larry D. Puckett, PhD | 1973 |
| Jennifer A. Punt, VMD, PhD | 1993 |
| Ellen Puré, PhD | 1982 |
| Dorothy Jane M. Purifoy, PhD | 1969 |
| John A. Putkey, PhD | 1982 |
| Christopher D. Putnam, PhD | 2002 |
Damon Runyon Fellows + Grantees (by last name): F to J
This list comprises all 3238 current and former Damon Runyon Fellows and Damon Runyon Grantees in alphabetical order. [G] indicates Grantees.
| F | |
|---|---|
| Fellow/Grantee | Award Start Date |
| Ronald B. Faanes, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| Wayne J. Fairbrother, DPhil | 1990 |
| Craig D. Fairchild, PhD | 1994 |
| Jorge E. Fajardo, PhD | 1989 |
| Joseph A. Falzone, Jr., MD, PhD | 1951 |
| Chen-Ming Fan, PhD | 1992 |
| Chen-Ming Fan, PhD | 1998 |
| Dr. Bradford S. Fansler | 1974 |
| Anthony J. Faras, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| Emmanuel Farber, MD, PhD [G] | 1968 |
| John L. Farber, MD [G] | 1974 |
| Hugo Faria, MD | 1952 |
| Peggy Farnham, PhD | 1982 |
| Dr. Wells E. Farnsworth [G] | 1971 |
| Paul James Farrell, PhD, FRC | 1977 |
| Thomas M. Fasy, PhD | 1976 |
| Robert Fath, MD | 1950 |
| Nelson Fausto, MD | 1964 |
| Dr. Giovanni Favilli [G] | 1951 |
| Nina V. Fedoroff, PhD | 1974 |
| Juli Feigon, PhD | 1982 |
| Rhonda L. Feinbaum, PhD | 1989 |
| Ludwig E. Feinendegen, MD | 1961 |
| Dr. Frederick G. Feinstein | 1960 |
| Jean-Pierre Felber, MD | 1955 |
| Ross S. Feldberg, PhD | 1970 |
| Carl M. Feldherr, PhD | 1960 |
| Richard I. Feldman, PhD | 1983 |
| Arthur M. Feldstein, MD | 1960 |
| Dan P. Felsenfeld, PhD | 1994 |
| Mingye Feng, PhD | 2012 |
| Qinghua Feng, PhD | 1997 |
| Michael A. Fennewald, PhD | 1979 |
| Michael L. Fenwick, PhD | 1963 |
| Donald J. Ferguson, MD, PhD | 1951 |
| Humberto V. Fernandez-Moran, MD, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| Carlos B. Fernandez-Tomas, PhD | 1971 |
| Gloria M.A. da Cruz Ferreira, PhD | 1988 |
| Phaedon Fessas, MD, PhD | 1953 |
| Kenneth A. Field, PhD | 1998 |
| Stanley B. Field, PhD | 1968 |
| Joshua A. Fierer, MD [G] | 1974 |
| Robert H. Fillingame, PhD | 1973 |
| Fern P. Finger, PhD | 1999 |
| Joyce D. Fingeroth, MD | 1982 |
| Sidney Fink, MD | 1954 |
| Deborah R. Finlay, PhD | 1991 |
| Lydia Finley, PhD | 2013 |
| Dr. Luciano Fiore-Donati [G] | 1965 |
| Steven M. Firestine, PhD | 1996 |
| Ari J. Firestone, PhD | 2013 |
| William Firshein, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Wolfgang Fischle, PhD | 2002 |
| C. Simone Fishburn, PhD | 1996 |
| Richard A. Fishel, PhD | 1980 |
| Larry M. Fisher, PhD | 1978 |
| Dr. Richard G. Fisher | 1980 |
| Robert F. Fisher, PhD | 1981 |
| William H. Fishman, MD, PhD [G] | 1952 |
| Dr. John E. Fitzgerald [G] | 1958 |
| Molly Fitzgerald-Hayes, PhD | 1980 |
| Dr. Thomas B. Fitzpatrick [G] | 1957 |
| Audrey Fjelde, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| Joel G. Flaks, PhD | 1957 |
| Peter Flesch, MD, PhD | 1949 |
| Jeffrey S. Flick, PhD | 1992 |
| Michele M. Fluck, PhD | 1972 |
| Gregory C. Flynn, PhD | 1988 |
| Dr. Douglas W. Fodge | 1973 |
| Dr. Jordi Folch-Pi [G] | 1952 |
| James D. Folds, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| Edan Foley, PhD | 2002 |
| Emily Arias Foley, PhD | 2007 |
| Betty Ann Fong, PhD | 1968 |
| Dr. Alvan G. Foraker [G] | 1957 |
| Timothy G. Formosa, PhD | 1985 |
| Jean-Francois Fortin, PhD | 2000 |
| Joseph G. Fortner, MD [G] | 1963 |
| Eric J. Foss, PhD | 1995 |
| Jack J. Fox, PhD | 1952 |
| Ernest Fraenkel, PhD | 1999 |
| Heinz Fraenkel-Conrat, MD, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| Walter J. Frajola, PhD [G] | 1953 |
| Nicole J. Francis, PhD | 2000 |
| Douglas J. Franks, PhD | 1973 |
| Thomas H. Fraser, PhD | 1976 |
| Dr. Chester N. Frazier [G] | 1953 |
| John H. Freed, PhD | 1970 |
| Dr. B.L. Freedlander [G] | 1958 |
| Arnold S. Freedman, MD | 1985 |
| Gordon J. Freeman, PhD | 1979 |
| Ernst Freese, PhD | 1957 |
| Jaroslav (John) V. Frei, MD, PhD | 1959 |
| Susan M. Freier, PhD | 1976 |
| Dr. H.F. Freundlich [G] | 1965 |
| Teryl K. Frey, PhD | 1977 |
| John G. Freymann, MD | 1953 |
| Dr. Fred C. Freytag [G] | 1951 |
| Arnold Fridland, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Melvin Fried, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| Felix Friedberg, PhD | 1953 |
| Dr. Milton Friedman [G] | 1963 |
| Richard A. Friedman, PhD | 1977 |
| Herbert C. Friedmann, PhD | 1959 |
| Robert R. Friis, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| Edward F. Fritsch, PhD | 1978 |
| Robert B. Fritz, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Herbert J. Fromm, PhD | 1959 |
| Deanna M. Frost, PhD | 1990 |
| John K. Frost, MD [G] | 1968 |
| George J. Fruhman, PhD | 1954 |
| Mark L. Fruiterman, MD [G] | 1976 |
| David A. Fruman, PhD | 1995 |
| Christy J. Fryer, PhD | 2000 |
| Elaine V. Fuchs, PhD | 1977 |
| Donald J. Fujita, PhD | 1971 |
| Melvin Stuart Fuller, PhD [G] | 1960 |
| George P. Fulton, PhD [G] | 1954 |
| Jennifer C. Fung, PhD | 1997 |
| Yuen-Kai Fung, PhD | 1982 |
| Martha B. Furie, PhD | 1980 |
| Philip Furmanski, PhD | 1970 |
| Ian John Furner, PhD | 1983 |
| G | |
| Fellow/Grantee | Award Start Date |
| Limor Gabay, PhD | 2000 |
| Christopher A. Gabel, PhD | 1980 |
| Harrison W. Gabel, PhD | 2010 |
| Dr. Tommaso Galeotti | 1968 |
| Patricia J. Gallagher, PhD | 1984 |
| James L. Gallarda, PhD | 1985 |
| W. Michael Gallatin, PhD | 1981 |
| William Claude Galley, PhD | 1967 |
| Danica P. Galonic Fujimori, PhD | 2005 |
| Igor I. Galynker, MD, PhD | 1982 |
| Lu Gan, PhD | 2007 |
| Lakshmikanth S. Gandikota, PhD | 2002 |
| Min Gao, PhD | 2002 |
| Yijie Gao, PhD | 1995 |
| Michael J. Garabedian, PhD | 1987 |
| Bertrand Garcia-Moreno, PhD | 1987 |
| Eldon J. Gardner, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| David J. Garfinkel, PhD | 1983 |
| Richard D. Garman, PhD | 1984 |
| Ronald Colin Garner, PhD, FRC | 1970 |
| William T. Garrard, PhD | 1972 |
| Wendy S. Garrett, MD, PhD | 2006 |
| Gian Garriga, PhD | 1986 |
| Gabriel Jose Gasic, MD [G] | 1960 |
| Rachelle Gaudet, PhD | 1998 |
| Charles J. Gauntt, PhD [G] | 1970 |
| Peter Gauss, PhD | 1978 |
| Moshe Gavish, PhD | 1978 |
| Drs. Adam and Carol Geballe | 1984 |
| Amy M. Gehring, PhD | 1999 |
| Michael D. Geier, PhD | 1978 |
| John R. Geiser, PhD | 1994 |
| Lawrence D. Gelb, MD [G] | 1975 |
| Marnie E. Gelbart, PhD | 2006 |
| Dr. William Geller | 1951 |
| Jeff Gelles, PhD | 1987 |
| Alfred Gellhorn, MD [G] | 1954 |
| Stanton B. Gelvin, PhD | 1978 |
| Maria Genander, PhD | 2011 |
| Walderico M. Generoso, PhD | 1967 |
| Dr. R.F. Gentry [G] | 1959 |
| Robert D. Gerard, PhD | 1983 |
| Daniela S. Gerhard, PhD | 1983 |
| Mark B. Gerstein, PhD | 1994 |
| Elizabeth D. Getzoff, PhD | 1983 |
| Dr. G.S. Ghangas | 1974 |
| Anirvan Ghosh, PhD | 1991 |
| Paolo U. Giacomoni, PhD | 1977 |
| Dr. Joseph F. Giannola [G] | 1961 |
| David M. Gibson, MD | 1951 |
| D. Wade Gibson, PhD | 1972 |
| Tuvia Gilat, MD [G] | 1963 |
| Mark J. Gilbert, MD | 1993 |
| Sunny D. Gilbert, PhD | 2008 |
| Wendy V. Gilbert, PhD | 2004 |
| David M. Gill, PhD | 1967 |
| Edward L. Gillette, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Stephen D. Gillies, PhD | 1981 |
| Frederick S. Gimble, PhD | 1986 |
| Alfredo Giner-Sorolla, PhD | 1954 |
| Edward Giniger, PhD | 1988 |
| Doron Ginsberg, PhD | 1992 |
| Beppino C. Giovanella, PhD | 1960 |
| Christopher C. Glembotski, PhD | 1979 |
| Michael Glickman, PhD | 1995 |
| Susan J. Glinert, PhD | 1976 |
| Gary A. Glober, MD | 1970 |
| Dr. Donald J. Glotzer [G] | 1962 |
| David M. Glover, PhD | 1972 |
| Yukiko Goda, PhD | 1991 |
| Gabriel C. Godman, MD | 1952 |
| Lea A. Goentoro, PhD | 2007 |
| Frederick C. Goetz, MD | 1951 |
| Jesse H. Goldberg, MD, PhD | 2006 |
| Dr. Michael Goldberg | 1970 |
| David M. Goldenberg, MD, ScD [G] | 1973 |
| Richard H. Golder, PhD | 1957 |
| Mitchell P. Goldfarb, PhD | 1980 |
| Stanley Goldfarb, MD [G] | 1974 |
| Dr. Anna Goldfeder [G] | 1949 |
| Gerson Goldhaber, PhD [G] | 1952 |
| Dr. Horace Goldie [G] | 1964 |
| Emanuel Goldman, PhD | 1972 |
| Neil D. Goldman, PhD | 1977 |
| Robert D. Goldman, PhD | 1971 |
| Herman Goldner, PhD [G] | 1967 |
| Gerald Goldstein, MD | 1956 |
| Lester Goldstein, PhD | 1955 |
| Milton N. Goldstein, PhD [G] | 1961 |
| Mary G. Goll, PhD | 2007 |
| Sidney H. Golub, PhD | 1969 |
| Frank A. Gomez, PhD | 1991 |
| Godofredo Gomez-Crespo, MD | 1956 |
| Bing Gong, PhD | 1991 |
| Pierre H. Gonse, MD | 1958 |
| Stephen E. Goodbourn, PhD | 1984 |
| Maureen M. Goodenow, PhD | 1983 |
| James A. Goodrich, PhD | 1992 |
| David S. Goodsell, PhD | 1988 |
| Dr. Albert S. Gordon [G] | 1961 |
| Eva J. Gordon, PhD | 1999 |
| Dr. Harry H. Gordon [G] | 1948 |
| Julius Gordon, PhD | 1962 |
| Katherine Gordon, PhD | 1982 |
| Michael D. Gordon, PhD | 2007 |
| A. Arthur Gottlieb, MD [G] | 1973 |
| Shoshanna Gottlieb, PhD | 1989 |
| Dr. Thelma C. Gould [G] | 1954 |
| Brinda Govindan, PhD | 1997 |
| Michael P. Grace, MD | 1983 |
| Robert W. Gracy, PhD | 1968 |
| Scott D. Gradia, PhD | 2000 |
| Jan E. Graebe, PhD | 1961 |
| Dr. Samuel Graff [G] | 1964 |
| Dale E. Graham, PhD | 1971 |
| Doyle G. Graham, MD, PhD | 1966 |
| Dr. Evarts A. Graham [G] | 1953 |
| Dr. John Graham [G] | 1952 |
| Dr. C.G. Grand [G] | 1955 |
| Allan Granoff, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Norma B. Granville, MD | 1956 |
| Joseph V. Gray, PhD | 1991 |
| Mark R. Gray, PhD | 1985 |
| Patrick William Gray, PhD | 1979 |
| Peter N. Gray, PhD | 1970 |
| Susan J. Gray, PhD | 1997 |
| John T. Grayhack, MD | 1952 |
| Rachel D. Green, PhD | 1993 |
| Saul Green, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Dr. Peter John Greenaway | 1970 |
| Dr. David M. Greenberg [G] | 1960 |
| Ernest J. Greenberg, MD | 1957 |
| Michael E. Greenberg, PhD | 1983 |
| Miriam L. Greenberg, PhD | 1980 |
| Sylvia S. Greenberg, PhD | 1955 |
| Olga Greengard, PhD [G] | 1969 |
| Gerald A. Greenhouse, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| William J. Greenleaf, PhD | 2009 |
| Alfred C. Greenquist, PhD | 1971 |
| Sheldon Greer, PhD | 1956 |
| Brian D. Gregory, PhD | 2006 |
| Roger L. Greif, MD | 1951 |
| Megan E. Grether, PhD | 1995 |
| Dr. A. Clark Griffin [G] | 1954 |
| Dr. Gary W. Griffin [G] | 1972 |
| James D. Griffin, MD | 1977 |
| Dr. Vincenzo Grifoni [G] | 1970 |
| Murray R. Grigor, PhD | 1971 |
| William J. Grimes, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| Alla Grishok, PhD | 2002 |
| Linda Rose Gritz, PhD | 1984 |
| John W. Groelke, PhD | 1978 |
| Ludwik Gross, MD [G] | 1951 |
| Dr. Paul R. Gross [G] | 1962 |
| Dr. Susan J. Grote | 1972 |
| Vincent Groupé, PhD [G] | 1963 |
| Jocelyn R. Grunwell, PhD | 2003 |
| Elzbieta Grzesiuk, PhD | 1977 |
| Dr. Carlos Gual [G] | 1964 |
| David A. Guertin, PhD | 2003 |
| Karen J. Guillemin, PhD | 1998 |
| Dr. S.A. Gunn [G] | 1954 |
| Junjie U. Guo, PhD | 2013 |
| George D. Guthrie, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Dr. Alexander Gutman [G] | 1957 |
| Nicholas R. Guydosh, PhD | 2010 |
| H | |
| Fellow/Grantee | Award Start Date |
| Ilho Ha, PhD | 1994 |
| Dr. Cushman D. Haagensen [G] | 1950 |
| David V. Habif, MD [G] | 1953 |
| Charles J. Hackett, PhD | 1978 |
| Neil R. Hackett, PhD | 1982 |
| Perry B. Hackett, Jr., PhD | 1977 |
| Roger W. Hackett, PhD | 1985 |
| Dr. Jeffrey Haemer | 1977 |
| Frederick S. Hagen, PhD | 1977 |
| Dr. George L. Hagen [G] | 1964 |
| Kirsten Hagstrom, PhD | 1998 |
| Steven M. Hahn, PhD | 1984 |
| William C. Hahn, MD, PhD | 1998 |
| William E. Hahn, PhD [G] | 1969 |
| Karen M. Hahnenberger, PhD | 1987 |
| Kevin M. Haigis, PhD | 2003 |
| Dr. Ilkka P. Hakkinen [G] | 1969 |
| James Halbrook, PhD | 1990 |
| Maryann L. Haldi, PhD | 1985 |
| Christopher J. Hale, PhD | 2010 |
| Dr. Ian B. Hales [G] | 1964 |
| Harold B. Haley, MD | 1951 |
| David J. Hall, PhD | 1984 |
| Jason A. Hall, PhD | 2012 |
| John B. Hall, PhD [G] | 1965 |
| Kathleen B. Hall, PhD | 1985 |
| Lesley M. Hallick, PhD | 1974 |
| Jules V. Hallum, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| David R. Halpin, PhD | 2005 |
| Frank G. Haluska, MD, PhD | 1994 |
| Zsuzsa A. Hamburger, PhD | 2003 |
| Gianna Elena Hammer, PhD | 2008 |
| Milton W. Hamolsky, MD | 1951 |
| Dr. Michael R. Hamrell | 1978 |
| Jeonghoon Han, PhD | 2000 |
| Miriam E. Hancock, PhD | 1983 |
| Howard C. Hang, PhD | 2004 |
| Gregory J. Hannon, PhD | 1992 |
| Carl V. Hanson, PhD | 1971 |
| Israel Hanukoglu, PhD | 1981 |
| Nechama Haran-Ghera, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| Pehr Arne B. Harbury, PhD | 1995 |
| Christopher F. J. Hardy, PhD | 1992 |
| James D. Hardy, MD | 1950 |
| Larry W. Hardy, PhD | 1984 |
| William Rodney Hardy, PhD | 2009 |
| Dr. Hugh F. Hare [G] | 1958 |
| James F. Hare, PhD | 1974 |
| Itamar Harel, PhD | 2013 |
| Clive Lucas Harmer, MD | 1974 |
| Jeffrey M. Harmon, PhD | 1976 |
| Dr. Morris H. Harnly [G] | 1954 |
| Richard K. Haroz, PhD | 1970 |
| Dr. Paul V. Harper [G] | 1958 |
| Alan W. Harris, PhD | 1966 |
| Albert K. Harris, Jr., PhD | 1971 |
| Dinari Harris, PhD | 2005 |
| Nick S. Harris, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| Douglas Harrison, PhD | 1991 |
| Tim J. Harrison, PhD, MRC | 1976 |
| Tom A. Hartl, PhD | 2010 |
| Miriam S. Hasson, PhD | 1992 |
| Victor Hatini, PhD | 1997 |
| Allyson R. Hatton, PhD | 2000 |
| Georgia Hatzivassiliou, PhD | 2002 |
| Theodore S. Hauschka, PhD [G] | 1955 |
| Alan R. Hauser, MD, PhD | 1996 |
| Karl A. Haushalter, PhD | 2002 |
| Judith A. Hautala, PhD | 1970 |
| David L. Hava, PhD | 2004 |
| H. Francis Havas, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| John C. Hawk, Jr., MD | 1949 |
| Sokol Haxhinasto, PhD | 2004 |
| Ronald Thomas Hay, PhD, FRSE | 1980 |
| Dr. Nagib Abu Haydar | 1954 |
| Christopher S. Hayes, PhD | 2001 |
| Duncan H. Haynes, PhD | 1970 |
| William S. Hayward, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| Tulle I. Hazelrigg, PhD | 1982 |
| Dr. Stewart E. Hazlet [G] | 1947 |
| Chuan He, PhD | 2000 |
| Guobin He, PhD | 2006 |
| Li He, PhD | 2012 |
| Dr. William V. Healey [G] | 1961 |
| Janet C. Hearing, PhD | 1984 |
| Sidney M. Hecht, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| Fred L. Heffron, PhD | 1977 |
| Adriana Heguy, PhD | 1986 |
| Dr. Diringer Heino | 1967 |
| Nathaniel Heintz, PhD | 1979 |
| Timothy G. Helentjaris, PhD | 1978 |
| Daniel A. Heller, PhD | 2010 |
| Ryan C. Heller, PhD | 2007 |
| Bryan J. Helyer, MD [G] | 1972 |
| Martin E. Hemler, PhD | 1979 |
| Akseli Eetu Hemminki, MD, PhD | 1999 |
| Charles C. Henderson, MD | 1949 |
| Eric R. Henderson, PhD | 1984 |
| Dr. James H. Henderson [G] | 1953 |
| David G. Hendrickson, PhD | 2010 |
| Roger W. Hendrix, PhD | 1970 |
| Kurt J. Henle, PhD | 1976 |
| Philip H. Henneman, MD | 1950 |
| Gloria H. Heppner, PhD | 1967 |
| Kristina M. Herbert, PhD | 2009 |
| Dale Hereld, MD, PhD | 1990 |
| Daniel R. Herendeen, PhD | 1992 |
| Paul K. Herman, PhD | 1991 |
| Greg J. Hermann, PhD | 1999 |
| Lorraine D. Hernandez, PhD | 1999 |
| Nouria Hernandez, PhD | 1985 |
| Andrew B. Herr, PhD | 2001 |
| Roman Herrera, PhD | 1987 |
| Robert L. Herrmann, PhD | 1956 |
| Annette A. Herscovics, PhD | 1962 |
| John W. B. Hershey, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| David J. Herzig, PhD | 1963 |
| John W. Hess, PhD | 1986 |
| Claudio A. Hetz, PhD | 2004 |
| John F. Hewetson, PhD | 1969 |
| John A. Hewitt, PhD | 1973 |
| Andrew C. Hiatt, PhD | 1984 |
| Urszula Hibner, PhD | 1977 |
| Robyn P. Hickerson, PhD | 2001 |
| Reverend Frederick C. Hickey [G] | 1954 |
| Haley Hieronymus, PhD | 2006 |
| Philip A. Hieter, PhD | 1982 |
| Stephen J. Higgins, PhD | 1971 |
| Kendra E. Hightower, PhD | 1997 |
| David E. Hill, PhD | 1983 |
| George J. Hill, MD | 1958 |
| Reginald Hill, PhD | 2006 |
| Richard N. Hill, MD, PhD [G] | 1970 |
| Nathan J. Hillson, PhD | 2005 |
| Yasushi Hiraoka, PhD | 1986 |
| Erwin O. Hirsch, MD | 1950 |
| Dr. Henry L. Hirshfield [G] | 1966 |
| Dr. Shinozuke Hisashi [G] | 1971 |
| Ronald A. Hitzeman, PhD | 1977 |
| Hsin-Yi Henry Ho, PhD | 2005 |
| Andrew A. Hobbs, PhD | 1980 |
| Dr. Marcus E. Hobbs [G] | 1956 |
| Patricia J. Hoben, PhD | 1984 |
| Jerome H. Hochman, PhD | 1985 |
| Dr. Horace L. Hodes [G] | 1960 |
| Marion E. Hodes, MD, PhD [G] | 1961 |
| Lon D. Hodge, MD, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| Joseph J. Hoet, MD [G] | 1961 |
| John F. Hofert, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Wouter D. Hoff, PhD | 1995 |
| Louis G. Hoffmann, ScD [G] | 1972 |
| Michael C. Hogan, PhD | 1978 |
| Philip G. Hohmann, PhD | 1969 |
| Hazel M. Holden, PhD | 1983 |
| Lené J. Holland, PhD | 1979 |
| Dr. Trudy Messmer Holland | 1973 |
| Vincent P. Hollander, MD, PhD | 1950 |
| Scott A. Holley, PhD | 1997 |
| Nancy M. Hollingsworth, PhD | 1988 |
| Ariel C. Hollinshead, PhD [G] | 1963 |
| David S. Holmes, PhD | 1973 |
| Robert A. Holmgren, PhD | 1980 |
| Gerald P. Holmquist, PhD | 1971 |
| Ole A. Holtermann, MD [G] | 1968 |
| Freddy Homburger, MD [G] | 1952 |
| Joan E. Hooper, PhD | 1983 |
| Jamila I. Horabin, PhD | 1988 |
| Dr. Kengo Horibata [G] | 1967 |
| David S. Horowitz, PhD | 1987 |
| Heidi Horowitz, PhD | 1983 |
| Valerie Horsley, PhD | 2004 |
| Alexander R. Horswill, PhD | 2002 |
| Dr. Brian John Horton | 1972 |
| John R. Horton, PhD | 1992 |
| Bruce H. Horwitz, MD, PhD | 1996 |
| Marshall Horwitz, MD, PhD | 1994 |
| Takashi Hoshino, MD | 1959 |
| Howard L. Hosick, PhD | 1970 |
| Dr. Godfrey C. Hoskins [G] | 1966 |
| Roger A. Hoskins, PhD | 1991 |
| Jane Houldsworth, PhD | 1984 |
| Dr. August P. Hovnanian [G] | 1965 |
| Gary C. Howard, PhD | 1979 |
| John G. Howe, PhD | 1983 |
| Anthony E. Howes, MD | 1969 |
| Linda C. Hsieh-Wilson, PhD | 1997 |
| Weihong Hsing, PhD | 1994 |
| Tao Chiuh Hsu, PhD | 1951 |
| Yu-Chih Hsu, MD [G] | 1970 |
| Hailan Hu, PhD | 2003 |
| Shiu-Lok Hu, PhD | 1978 |
| Sujun Hua, PhD | 2010 |
| Xianxin Hua, MD, PhD | 1997 |
| Chuan-Hsiang Huang, MD, PhD | 2009 |
| Han-kuei Huang, PhD | 1999 |
| Haochu Huang, PhD | 2000 |
| Henry H. Huang, PhD | 1972 |
| Mingxia Huang, PhD | 1996 |
| Tony T. Huang, PhD | 2004 |
| Xi Huang, PhD | 2011 |
| Z. Josh Huang, PhD | 1994 |
| E. Jane A. Hubbard, PhD | 1993 |
| Thomas B. Hubbard, MD, PhD | 1951 |
| Thomas M. Huckaba, PhD | 2007 |
| Perry B. Hudson, MD | 1950 |
| Karsten Hueffer, PhD | 2004 |
| Ruth Huey, PhD | 1982 |
| Dr. Max N. Huffman [G] | 1950 |
| Charles B. Huggins, MD [G] | 1955 |
| Gene S. Huh, PhD | 1995 |
| Christina M. Hull, PhD | 2001 |
| Dr. Douglas G. Humm [G] | 1951 |
| Ronald M. Humphrey, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Dr. H.B. Hunt [G] | 1950 |
| Eric Hunter, PhD | 1975 |
| Walter Hunziker, PhD | 1987 |
| Robert A. Huseby, MD, PhD [G] | 1957 |
| Ian V. Hutchinson, PhD | 1977 |
| Nancy J. Hutchison, PhD | 1982 |
| Seymour H. Hutner, PhD [G] | 1966 |
| Lena H. Hwang, PhD | 1999 |
| I | |
| Fellow/Grantee | Award Start Date |
| Ibrahim Ibrahimi, PhD | 1980 |
| Arata Ichiyama, MD, PhD | 1969 |
| Michele M. Igo, PhD | 1987 |
| Hyotcherl Ihee, PhD | 2002 |
| Rebecca A. Ihrie, PhD | 2007 |
| Yukio Ikehara, MD, PhD | 1971 |
| Dr. Yoh Imai | 1957 |
| Michael J. Imperiale, PhD | 1981 |
| Colin John Ingham, PhD | 1988 |
| Thomas D. Ingolia, PhD | 1978 |
| Juan A. Inostroza, PhD | 1996 |
| Takao Inoue, PhD | 2001 |
| Yukishige Kanda Inoue, MD [G] | 1967 |
| Jeffrey T. Irelan, PhD | 1997 |
| Darrell J. Irvine, PhD | 2000 |
| Douglas H. Irvine, MD, PhD | 1989 |
| David Irwin, PhD | 1976 |
| Clare M. Isacke, D.Phil. | 1984 |
| Dr. Takaaki Ishihara [G] | 1968 |
| Dr. Guillermo M. Islas [G] | 1965 |
| Henri G. Isler, PhD | 1953 |
| Yoh Isogai, PhD | 2008 |
| Melanie Issigonis, PhD | 2012 |
| Akihiro Ito, MD | 1969 |
| Dr. Takeru Ito | 1958 |
| Yasuhiko Ito, MD | 1965 |
| Yoshifumi Iwasaki, MD | 1970 |
| Dr. Idowu Iweibo | 1971 |
| Sumiko Iyeiri, DSc | 1964 |
| P. Thomas Iype, PhD | 1965 |
| Jonathan G. Izant, PhD | 1982 |
| J | |
| Fellow/Grantee | Award Start Date |
| David Y. Jackson, PhD | 1992 |
| Robert C. Jackson, PhD | 1976 |
| Laurie L. Jackson-Grusby, PhD | 1993 |
| Samson T. Jacob, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Jeffrey W. Jacobs, PhD | 1989 |
| Kenneth A. Jacobs, PhD | 1977 |
| Steven A. Jacobs, PhD | 2004 |
| Allan S. Jacobson, PhD | 1971 |
| David N. Jacobson, PhD | 1971 |
| Herbert I. Jacobson, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| Judith A. Jaehning, PhD | 1978 |
| Joseph W. Jailer, PhD | 1952 |
| Prasad V. Jallepalli, MD, PhD | 1999 |
| Amanda M. Jamieson, PhD | 2004 |
| Christina A. M. Jamieson, PhD | 1992 |
| Richard M. Jamison, PhD [G] | 1969 |
| Timothy F. Jamison, PhD | 1997 |
| Mahendra P. Jamuar, PhD | 1966 |
| Calvin H. Jan, PhD | 2011 |
| Eric Jan, PhD | 2000 |
| Dr. Ralph G. Janes [G] | 1951 |
| Choong-Gook Jang, PhD | 1972 |
| Christopher P. Jaroniec, PhD | 2003 |
| Daniel F. Jarosz, PhD | 2008 |
| Michael B. Jarstfer, PhD | 1998 |
| Thomas P. Jarvie, PhD | 1990 |
| Barbara R. Jasny, PhD | 1978 |
| Sheila S. Jaswal, PhD | 2000 |
| Ramamirtha Jayaraman, PhD | 1970 |
| Vasanthi Jayaraman, PhD | 1996 |
| Ronald R. W. Jemmerson, PhD | 1979 |
| Simon Jenni, PhD | 2009 |
| Grant J. Jensen, PhD | 2000 |
| Robert E. Jensen, PhD | 1984 |
| Wallace N. Jensen, MD | 1950 |
| Rong Jiang, PhD | 1998 |
| Yi Wei Jiang, PhD | 1997 |
| Yu John Jiang, PhD | 1996 |
| Alexander D. Johnson, PhD | 1981 |
| Dr. Joseph L. Johnson [G] | 1948 |
| L. Ione Johnson, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Mary J. Johnson, PhD | 1984 |
| Peter F. Johnson, PhD | 1984 |
| Robert T. Johnson, PhD | 1968 |
| Ronald L. Johnson, PhD | 1992 |
| Dr. B. Johnston | 1965 |
| Christopher A. Johnston, PhD | 2008 |
| Dr. Leland H. Johnston | 1971 |
| Dr. Ulfar Johsson [G] | 1952 |
| James Jolly, PhD | 1976 |
| Jessica M. Jones, PhD | 2000 |
| Dr. Lowell L. Jones [G] | 1950 |
| Oliver W. Jones, MD [G] | 1968 |
| Richard S. Jones, PhD | 1984 |
| Theodore H. D. Jones, PhD | 1966 |
| Dr. W.H. Jones-Burdick [G] | 1951 |
| Ulfar Jonsson, MD | 1951 |
| Erik Mathias Jorgensen, PhD | 1989 |
| John A. Josey, PhD | 1989 |
| Nikhil S. Joshi, PhD | 2010 |
| Leon J. Journey, PhD [G] | 1960 |
| Richard Jove, PhD | 1984 |
| Jacob D. Judah, MD [G] | 1961 |
| Douglas A. Julin, PhD | 1984 |
| Vincent Jung, PhD | 1993 |
| Melissa R. Junttila, PhD | 2007 |
Damon Runyon Fellows + Grantees (by last name): A to E
This list comprises all 3238 current and former Damon Runyon Fellows and Damon Runyon Grantees in alphabetical order. [G] indicates Grantees.
| A | |
|---|---|
| Fellow/Grantee | Award Start Date |
| Dr. William E. Abbott [G] | 1951 |
| Riaz Fazal Abdulla, PhD | 1970 |
| Hiroshi Abe, MD | 1969 |
| Edwin G. Abel, PhD | 1993 |
| Susan M. Abmayr, PhD | 1987 |
| Judith Anne Abraham, PhD | 1981 |
| Ninan Abraham, PhD | 1999 |
| Arkhat Abzhanov, PhD | 2000 |
| Stephen A. Adam, PhD | 1987 |
| Michael A. Adams, PhD | 1977 |
| Milton B. Adesnik, PhD | 1971 |
| Suzanne J. Admiraal, PhD | 1999 |
| Katayoun Afshar, PhD | 1996 |
| Paul F. Agris, PhD | 1971 |
| Pablo S. Aguilar, PhD | 2002 |
| Stefan Aigner, PhD | 2005 |
| Michael E. Akam, PhD | 1979 |
| Brian J. Akerley, PhD | 1996 |
| Orkun Akin, PhD | 2009 |
| Steven K. Akiyama, PhD | 1980 |
| Dr. Fred Albright | 1970 |
| Dr. Fuller Albright [G] | 1952 |
| Lisa Mary Albright, PhD | 1985 |
| Janet A. Alder Suss, PhD | 1995 |
| Gabriela M. Alexandru, PhD | 2002 |
| Spyridon G. Alivisatos, MD, PhD | 1953 |
| Howard J. Allen, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| Dr. James P. Allen | 1974 |
| B. Lynn Allen-Hoffmann, MD | 1981 |
| Dr. James B. Allison [G] | 1951 |
| Lawrence E. Allred, PhD | 1973 |
| Scott Alper, PhD | 1997 |
| Sidney Altman, PhD | 1967 |
| Diego Alvarado, PhD | 2005 |
| Richard M. Amasino, PhD | 1982 |
| Dennis B. Amos, MD [G] | 1955 |
| Harold Amos, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| Leon M. Amzel, PhD | 1970 |
| Bruce Neil Anderson, PhD | 1980 |
| Byron E. Anderson, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| John Christopher Anderson, PhD | 2004 |
| Steven M. Anderson, PhD | 1981 |
| Matthew T. Andrews, PhD | 1984 |
| Dr. Charles Angel [G] | 1954 |
| Lynne M. Angerer, PhD | 1973 |
| Robert G. Ankenbauer, PhD | 1989 |
| A. John Anlyan, MD | 1951 |
| K. Mark Ansel, PhD | 2001 |
| Adam Antebi, PhD | 1992 |
| Dr. Paul M. Aptekman [G] | 1958 |
| Takao Arai, PhD | 1978 |
| Takiji Arata, MD, PhD | 1964 |
| Dr. Nubia Aristizabal | 1965 |
| Michelle R. Arkin, PhD | 1997 |
| Robert A. Arkowitz, PhD | 1991 |
| Dieter Armerding, PhD | 1974 |
| Ian L. Armstrong, PhD | 1980 |
| Jennifer A. Armstrong, PhD | 1999 |
| Edward V. Arnold, PhD | 1982 |
| Nicholas Arpaia, PhD | 2013 |
| Minas Arsenakis, PhD | 1982 |
| Charles L. Asbury, PhD | 2001 |
| Cliford L. Ash, MD [G] | 1961 |
| Ronald J. Ash, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| Kaveh Ashrafi, PhD | 2000 |
| Susan Astrin, PhD | 1973 |
| Alan G. Atherly, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| Harold L. Atkins, MD [G] | 1961 |
| Katharine Atkinson, PhD | 1978 |
| Paul H. Atkinson, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| Philip E. Auron, PhD | 1980 |
| Robert K. Ausman, MD, PhD | 1959 |
| Penelope J. Austin, PhD | 1986 |
| Stuart J. Austin, PhD | 1971 |
| Anne P. Autor, PhD | 1970 |
| José L. Avalos, PhD | 2005 |
| Leon Avery, PhD | 1984 |
| William M. Awad, Jr., MD, PhD | 1960 |
| David A. Axler, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Yimon Aye, PhD | 2009 |
| Edward M. Azhderian, PhD | 1981 |
| B | |
| Fellow | Award Start Date |
| Lee E. Babiss, PhD | 1984 |
| Fritz H. Bach, MD [G] | 1965 |
| Steven L. Bachenheimer, PhD | 1972 |
| Genevieve M. Bader, MD | 1950 |
| Sir Geoffrey M. Badger [G] | 1961 |
| Dr. Orlando Badinez [G] | 1961 |
| Bradford W. Baer, PhD | 1981 |
| Richard J. Baer, PhD | 1980 |
| Jianwu Bai, PhD | 2002 |
| Lu Bai, PhD | 2008 |
| Narayan Baidya, PhD | 1994 |
| Julie M. Bailis, PhD | 2000 |
| Anthony J. Baines, PhD | 1983 |
| Kenneth W. Bair, PhD | 1976 |
| Barbara A. Baird, PhD | 1978 |
| William M. Baird, PhD | 1971 |
| Alan P. Baker, PhD [G] | 1964 |
| Nicholas E. Baker, PhD | 1986 |
| M. Earl Balis, PhD [G] | 1967 |
| Kenneth Balkow, PhD | 1970 |
| France Ballivet-Keppel, PhD | 1979 |
| Nenad Ban, PhD | 1995 |
| Laura A. Banaszynski, PhD | 2008 |
| Anirban Banerjee, PhD | 2006 |
| B.H. Banerjee, DVM, PhD [G] | 1969 |
| Duhee Bang, PhD | 2006 |
| Dr. Frederik B. Bang [G] | 1960 |
| James D. Bangs, PhD | 1987 |
| Zhirong Bao, PhD | 2004 |
| James Noel Baptist, PhD | 1957 |
| Enzo Bard, PhD | 1972 |
| Jill E. Bargonetti-Chavarria, PhD | 1991 |
| Harold G. Barker, MD | 1951 |
| Charles K. Barlowe, PhD | 1990 |
| Dr. Eric A. Barnard [G] | 1967 |
| Dr. Allan C. Barnes [G] | 1952 |
| Frederick W. Barnes, Jr., MD, PhD [G] | 1954 |
| Susan W. Barnett, PhD | 1984 |
| Colin J. Barnstable, PhD | 1978 |
| Charles P. Barrett, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Richard M. Barry, MD | 1957 |
| Rolf F. Barth, MD [G] | 1972 |
| Renato Baserga, MD [G] | 1972 |
| Paul A. Bash, PhD | 1986 |
| Greg J. Bashaw, PhD | 1998 |
| Brenda L. Bass, PhD | 1985 |
| Paul F. Bates, PhD | 1985 |
| Pedro J. Batista, PhD | 2011 |
| Angela Bauch, PhD | 1998 |
| Dr. William H. Bauer [G] | 1953 |
| William R. Bauer, PhD [G] | 1975 |
| Ekkehard K. F. Bautz, PhD | 1961 |
| Ifor Rhys Beacham, PhD | 1970 |
| George W. Beadle, DSc, PhD [G] | 1952 |
| Eileen L. Beall, PhD | 1999 |
| Dr. Joseph W. Beard [G] | 1954 |
| Robert E. Beardsley, PhD [G] | 1962 |
| Christine Beck, PhD | 2013 |
| David V. Becker, MD | 1955 |
| Frederick F. Becker, MD [G] | 1971 |
| Thomas S. Becker, PhD | 1994 |
| Mark T. Bedford, PhD | 1997 |
| Sebastian Y. Bednarek, PhD | 1993 |
| Michael D. Been, PhD | 1984 |
| Ann B. Begovich, PhD | 1983 |
| David R. Beier, MD, PhD | 1986 |
| Joel G. Belasco, PhD | 1981 |
| Dominique Belin, PhD | 1980 |
| Dr. Jonathan Bell | 1977 |
| Warren N. Bell, MD | 1952 |
| A. Richard Bellamy, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| Donald Bellgrau, PhD | 1979 |
| Jake Bello, PhD [G] | 1962 |
| Steven F. Bellon, PhD | 1993 |
| Andrew S. Belmont, MD | 1984 |
| Gerald A. Beltz, PhD | 1980 |
| Jennifer A. Benanti, PhD | 2004 |
| Sean C. Bendall, PhD | 2009 |
| Dr. Aaron Bendich [G] | 1957 |
| Reinhold Benesch, PhD [G] | 1952 |
| Kirsten R. Benjamin, PhD | 1997 |
| Eli Benjamini, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| Dorothy C. Bennett, PhD | 1978 |
| Eric J. Bennett, PhD | 2008 |
| Richard J. Bennett, PhD | 1996 |
| William S. Bennett, Jr., PhD | 1979 |
| Melanie Bennett Brewer, PhD | 1994 |
| Danielle S.W. Benoit, PhD | 2007 |
| John D. Benson, PhD | 1990 |
| Cheeptip Benyajati, PhD | 1977 |
| Mary Ann Berberich, PhD | 1964 |
| Isaac Berenblum, MD [G] | 1952 |
| James R. Berenson, MD | 1982 |
| Harold F. Berg, MD, FACS [G] | 1954 |
| Delbert M. Bergenstal, MD, PhD | 1949 |
| Edward A. Berger, PhD | 1973 |
| Kathleen L. Berkner, PhD | 1979 |
| Donald Berkowitz, MD | 1953 |
| Jeffrey Eric Berman, PhD | 1984 |
| Dr. Peter Bernfeld [G] | 1952 |
| Thomas G. Bernhardt, PhD | 2002 |
| Harris D. Bernstein, PhD | 1987 |
| Isadore A. Bernstein, PhD [G] | 1961 |
| Dr. E.C. Bernstorf [G] | 1956 |
| Dr. Peter L. Berquist [G] | 1965 |
| Roger J. Berry, PhD | 1967 |
| Felix D. Bertalanffy, PhD [G] | 1961 |
| Dr. William F. Bethard | 1955 |
| Marsha J. Betley, PhD | 1984 |
| Penny J. Beuning, PhD | 2001 |
| Stephen M. Beverley, PhD | 1979 |
| Jelena Bezbradica, PhD | 2008 |
| Gira Bhabha, PhD | 2012 |
| Ashok S. Bhagwat, PhD | 1982 |
| Dr. S.V. Bhide [G] | 1967 |
| Erfei Bi, PhD | 1993 |
| Harvey Saul Bialy, PhD | 1970 |
| Michael D. Bick, PhD | 1971 |
| Dr. Thomas Bick | 1973 |
| Sharon E. Bickel, PhD | 1991 |
| Donald P. Biek, PhD | 1983 |
| John D. Biggers, DSc, PhD [G] | 1960 |
| John B. Biggins, PhD | 2005 |
| Lester I. Binder, PhD | 1980 |
| David H. Bing, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| Harold E. Binhammer, MD | 1957 |
| Adrian P. Bird, PhD | 1971 |
| Phillip I. Bird, PhD | 1985 |
| Linda S. Birnbaum, PhD | 1973 |
| Susan J. Birren, PhD | 1987 |
| Anthony C. Bishop, PhD | 2000 |
| David H. Bishop, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| Douglas K. Bishop, PhD | 1988 |
| Gail A. Bishop, PhD | 1984 |
| Dr. Gerson Biskind [G] | 1952 |
| Linda F. Bisson, PhD | 1980 |
| Michael Bittner, PhD | 1977 |
| K. B. Bjorklund, MD | 1955 |
| Douglas R. Black, PhD | 1971 |
| Roy A. Black, PhD | 1982 |
| A. Huntley Blair, PhD | 1963 |
| William S. Blakemore, MD | 1950 |
| Kerry L. Blanchard, MD, PhD | 1990 |
| Yuval Blat, PhD | 1997 |
| Dr. L.J. Blatt | 1960 |
| John Blenis, PhD | 1983 |
| Emile G. Bliznakov, MD [G] | 1971 |
| David Bloch, PhD | 1955 |
| Kurt J. Bloch, MD [G] | 1971 |
| Andrew Bloecher, PhD | 2001 |
| Marsden S. Blois, MD, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| Fred Blomberg, PhD | 1975 |
| Byron M. Bloor, MD | 1950 |
| Dr. Herbert A. Blough [G] | 1969 |
| Michael D. Blower, PhD | 2003 |
| Alan B. Blumenthal, PhD | 1971 |
| Dr. Walter J. Bo [G] | 1958 |
| Barry R. Bochner, PhD | 1976 |
| Dr. Oscar Bodansky [G] | 1961 |
| Dale L. Bodian, PhD | 1993 |
| John W. Bodnar, PhD | 1980 |
| Michelle M. Boehm, PhD | 2008 |
| Alistair N. Boettiger, PhD | 2012 |
| John Bogacz, MD | 1956 |
| Arthur E. Bogden, PhD | 1962 |
| Christopher J. Bohlen, PhD | 2012 |
| Lynda F. Bonewald, PhD | 1985 |
| Azad Bonni, MD, PhD | 1996 |
| Shane C. Booth, PhD | 1985 |
| Ernest Borek, PhD [G] | 1975 |
| Yves Borel, MD | 1974 |
| Hamutal Borochov-Neori, PhD | 1979 |
| David W. Borst, Jr., PhD | 1973 |
| Emil Borysko, PhD | 1952 |
| Giovanni Bosco, PhD | 1999 |
| Santanu Bose, PhD | 1998 |
| Jeremy M. Boss, PhD | 1983 |
| Robert E. Boswell, PhD | 1981 |
| Michael R. Botchan, PhD | 1972 |
| Anne H. Bothmer, PhD | 2012 |
| Wayne A. Bottner, MD | 1981 |
| Brian C. Bowen, PhD | 1979 |
| William F. Bowers, PhD | 1970 |
| Sarah K. Bowman, PhD | 2008 |
| Harold C. Box, PhD [G] | 1965 |
| Carrie Lynn B. Brachmann, PhD | 1998 |
| Robert K. Bradley, PhD | 2009 |
| Niels Bradshaw, PhD | 2010 |
| Ralph A. Bradshaw, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| Samir K. Brahma, PhD | 1963 |
| Anthony J. Brake, PhD | 1978 |
| Janet L. Brandsma, PhD | 1981 |
| Dr. Gunnar Brandt [G] | 1952 |
| Edwin D. Bransome, Jr., MD [G] | 1969 |
| Dr. Gerit Bras [G] | 1956 |
| Dr. Andrew G. Braun | 1971 |
| Dr. Werner Braun [G] | 1958 |
| Kristine N. Brazin, PhD | 2003 |
| Dr. Branko Brdar | 1968 |
| C.M. Breder, Jr. [G] | 1956 |
| Dr. Herbert Brendler | 1952 |
| Jay E. Brenman, PhD | 1998 |
| Catherine A. Brennan, PhD | 2000 |
| Patrick J. Brennwald, PhD | 1990 |
| Ava E. Brent, PhD | 2005 |
| Thomas P. Brent, PhD [G] | 1966 |
| David K. Breslow, PhD | 2011 |
| Edward Bresnick, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Gregory J. Brewer, PhD | 1972 |
| Adrienne A. Brian, PhD | 1980 |
| Dr. Irving Brick [G] | 1965 |
| Lee A. Bricker, MD [G] | 1973 |
| Laura C. Bridgewater, PhD | 1997 |
| Dr. Engelbert Broda [G] | 1954 |
| Frances M. Brodsky, PhD | 1980 |
| Jerome I. Brody, MD [G] | 1968 |
| Daniel L. Broek, PhD | 1984 |
| Johannes J. Broerse, PhD [G] | 1967 |
| Sarah Kay Bronson, PhD | 1992 |
| Angela N. Brooks, PhD | 2012 |
| Joan E. Brooks, PhD | 1978 |
| Suzanne B. Brooks, PhD | 1964 |
| Betty Ann Brown, PhD | 1981 |
| Dale D. Brown, PhD | 1981 |
| Henry Brown, MD | 1952 |
| Jack H.U. Brown, PhD [G] | 1955 |
| Joseph E. Brown, PhD | 1972 |
| Josiah Brown, MD | 1954 |
| Juanita L. Brown, PhD | 1972 |
| Kathlynn C. Brown, PhD | 1994 |
| Lindsey Brown, PhD | 1984 |
| Nathaniel A. Brown, MD | 1980 |
| Peter C. Brown, PhD | 1978 |
| Susan S. Brown, PhD | 1976 |
| Dr. Susan Talley Brown | 1977 |
| Edward P. Browne, PhD | 2004 |
| Victoria Brown-Kennerly, PhD | 2002 |
| Steven D. Bruner, PhD | 2001 |
| Philip N. Bryan, PhD | 1980 |
| Floyd R. Bryant, PhD | 1982 |
| John M. Buchanan, PhD | 1963 |
| Nancy L. Bucher, MD [G] | 1974 |
| Dorothy L. Buchhagen, PhD | 1976 |
| Deniz S. Buck, PhD | 2011 |
| Eberhard Buehler, PhD | 1965 |
| Dr. Elmer D. Bueker [G] | 1957 |
| Thomas F. Bumol, PhD | 1980 |
| Richard C. Bunt, PhD | 1996 |
| Sara C. Buonomo, PhD | 2003 |
| Joseph H. Burchenal, MD [G] | 1962 |
| Rebecca D. Burdine, PhD | 1998 |
| Alex B. Burgin, Jr., PhD | 1991 |
| Robert R. Burk, PhD | 1968 |
| Charles A. Burke, PhD | 1972 |
| Anne C. Burkholder, PhD | 1987 |
| Richard P. Burlingame, PhD | 1983 |
| Dr. Louis A. Burnelle [G] | 1966 |
| E. Robert Burns, PhD [G] | 1969 |
| Dr. Theodore Burnstein [G] | 1960 |
| Dr. Henry E. Burr | 1973 |
| Briana M. Burton, PhD | 2004 |
| Carolyn A. Buser, PhD | 1993 |
| Laura A. Buttitta, PhD | 2004 |
| Peter D. Byeff, MD | 1979 |
| John E. Byfield, MD, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| C | |
| Fellow | Award Start Date |
| Myles C. Cabot, PhD | 1976 |
| Ken Cadwell, PhD | 2008 |
| Frederick Cahn, PhD | 1972 |
| Mingjie Cai, PhD | 1990 |
| Matthew F. Calabrese, PhD | 2009 |
| Robert Callahan, PhD | 1971 |
| Frank J. Calzone, PhD | 1982 |
| Gamze Ö. Çamdere, PhD | 2012 |
| Scott Cameron, MD, PhD | 1996 |
| Andrew Camilli, PhD | 1992 |
| Christopher S. Campbell, PhD | 2009 |
| Michael S. Campbell, PhD | 1997 |
| Virginia W. Campbell, PhD | 1980 |
| Eli Canaani, PhD | 1975 |
| Dr. Antonio Cantaro [G] | 1966 |
| Dr. Simeon T. Cantril [G] | 1952 |
| Erhu Cao, PhD | 2008 |
| Hui Cao, PhD | 1998 |
| Liang Cao, PhD | 1991 |
| Tracy T. Cao, PhD | 2000 |
| Maya Capelson, PhD | 2007 |
| Carol A. Caperelli, PhD | 1976 |
| Steven D. Cappell, PhD | 2012 |
| Bruce M. Carlson, MD, PhD | 1971 |
| James R. Carlyle, PhD | 2000 |
| Adelaide M. Carothers, PhD | 1980 |
| Kate S. Carroll, PhD | 2003 |
| Mary J. Carroll, PhD | 2012 |
| Sean B. Carroll, PhD | 1983 |
| Christopher Carruthers, PhD [G] | 1951 |
| Susan Carswell, PhD | 1983 |
| John H. Carter, PhD | 1975 |
| Dr. R. Franklin Carter [G] | 1950 |
| Linda M. Cashion, PhD | 1973 |
| Patrick D. Caspers, PhD | 1983 |
| Torbjorn O. Caspersson, MD [G] | 1969 |
| Aliza F. Cassel, PhD | 1980 |
| Dr. Benjamin Castleman [G] | 1952 |
| Diego H. Castrillón, MD, PhD | 1999 |
| Jamie H. Cate, PhD | 1998 |
| Ercole L. Cavalieri, DSc | 1968 |
| Walter S. Ceglowski, PhD [G] | 1969 |
| Daniel W. Celander, PhD | 1988 |
| Craig J. Ceol, PhD | 2005 |
| Karyn L. Cepek, PhD | 1995 |
| Leopold R. Cerecedo, PhD [G] | 1953 |
| Kara L. Cerveny, PhD | 2005 |
| Amitabha Chakrabarti, PhD | 1993 |
| Sreekanth H. Chalasani, PhD | 2004 |
| Deborah Chaleff, PhD | 1981 |
| John W. Chamberlain, PhD | 1984 |
| Edward L. Chambers, MD [G] | 1964 |
| Clarence Shiu M. Chan, PhD | 1986 |
| Eva L. Chan, PhD | 1971 |
| Leon Y. Chan, PhD | 2011 |
| H. Sharat Chandra, PhD [G] | 1967 |
| Hombe Chandra, PhD | 1962 |
| Satish Chandra, PhD | 1959 |
| Cathy H. Chang, PhD | 1994 |
| Chung N. Chang, PhD | 1976 |
| David D. Chang, MD, PhD | 1988 |
| Henry C. Chang, PhD | 1997 |
| Sandra P. Chang, PhD | 1984 |
| Tien-Ding Chang, PhD | 1963 |
| John S. Chant, PhD | 1990 |
| Joan M. Chapdelaine, PhD | 1982 |
| Marc J. Chapdelaine, PhD | 1979 |
| Albert L. Chapman, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Tara L. Chapman-Arvedson, PhD | 2001 |
| Donna M. Chaproniere, PhD | 1958 |
| Erwin Chargaff, PhD [G] | 1953 |
| Catherine H. Charles, PhD | 1994 |
| Dr. Jesse Charney [G] | 1970 |
| Dominique J. Charron, MD, PhD | 1979 |
| Daniel I. Chasman, PhD | 1991 |
| Pamela A. Chatis, PhD | 1981 |
| Subhendra N. Chattopadhyay, PhD | 1977 |
| B. Nelson Chau, PhD | 2002 |
| Nilabh Chaudhary, PhD | 1984 |
| Preet M. Chaudhary, MBBS, PhD | 1995 |
| Anand C. Chaudhry, PhD | 1954 |
| Jayanta Chaudhuri, PhD | 1997 |
| Sterling Chaykin, PhD | 1956 |
| Clark C. Chen, MD, PhD | 2004 |
| James K. Chen, PhD | 1999 |
| Jianfu Chen, PhD | 2009 |
| Lin Chen, PhD | 1994 |
| Sidi Chen, PhD | 2012 |
| Stephanie T. Chen, PhD | 2012 |
| Xiaoying Chen, PhD | 1993 |
| Yu Chen, PhD | 1999 |
| Zhi Chen, MD, PhD | 1993 |
| Chonghui Cheng, PhD | 2001 |
| Keith C. Cheng, MD, PhD | 1987 |
| Chaejoon Cheong, PhD | 1991 |
| Lucy F. Cherbas, PhD | 1970 |
| Paul Van Cherington, PhD | 1981 |
| Dr. Byong Ho Chin [G] | 1958 |
| Jason W. Chin, PhD | 2002 |
| Vanessa Chisholm, PhD | 1983 |
| Gloria B. Choi, PhD | 2006 |
| Yong S. Choi, MD, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Dr. G.S. Christiansen [G] | 1951 |
| Richard I. Christopherson, PhD | 1976 |
| Chiou-Fen Chuang, PhD | 2001 |
| Linda Lai Y. Chun, PhD | 1977 |
| Stephen W. Chung, PhD | 1977 |
| Won-Suk Chung, PhD | 2009 |
| Dr. Edward D. Churchill | 1954 |
| Lee Stirling Churchman, PhD | 2008 |
| Richard B. Ciccarelli, PhD | 1983 |
| Karlene A. Cimprich, PhD | 1994 |
| Achille R. Cittadini, MD | 1971 |
| Morton Civen, PhD | 1958 |
| Dr. Donald C. Clagett [G] | 1970 |
| Lilian Clark, PhD | 1989 |
| Randolph L. Clark, Jr., MD [G] | 1951 |
| Dr. William R. Clark [G] | 1973 |
| Bayard D. Clarkson, MD | 1969 |
| Albert Claude, MD [G] | 1951 |
| Ondine B. Cleaver, PhD | 1999 |
| William M. Clemons, Jr., PhD | 2002 |
| Robert E. Click, PhD [G] | 1970 |
| Eugene Cliffton, MD [G] | 1951 |
| Royston C. Clowes, PhD | 1955 |
| Miles W. Cloyd, PhD | 1977 |
| Dr. Martin J. Clyman [G] | 1958 |
| Rosemary K. Clyne, PhD | 1998 |
| Dr. H. Walton Cochran [G] | 1948 |
| Dr. Ion Cocioba [G] | 1968 |
| Donald M. Coen, PhD | 1978 |
| L.T. Coggeshall, MD [G] | 1952 |
| Edward H. Cohen, PhD | 1972 |
| Gary I. Cohen, MD | 1980 |
| Dr. Katherine Cohen | 1950 |
| Dr. William D. Cohen | 1952 |
| Clarence Colby, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| Dr. Fletcher Colby [G] | 1952 |
| Patricia Ellen Cole, MD, PhD | 1972 |
| Christopher Coleclough, PhD | 1978 |
| Oscar R. Colegio, MD, PhD | 2009 |
| Thomas R. Coleman, PhD | 1988 |
| Marc S. Collett, PhD | 1977 |
| Catherine A. Collins, PhD | 2001 |
| James J. Collins, PhD | 1975 |
| Jeffrey J. Collins, PhD [G] | 1975 |
| Daniel A. Colón-Ramos, PhD | 2004 |
| Lucio Comai, PhD | 1991 |
| Dr. Condamine | 1970 |
| Robert E. Cone, PhD | 1971 |
| Bruce R. Conklin, MD | 1990 |
| Douglas S. Conklin, PhD | 1993 |
| Gregory E. Conner, PhD | 1978 |
| Nicholas K. Conrad, PhD | 2002 |
| Susan E. Conrad, PhD | 1979 |
| Richard A. Consigli, PhD | 1961 |
| Phillip B. Conway-Jones, PhD | 1983 |
| Boaz Cook, PhD | 2001 |
| Lynn Cooley, PhD | 1984 |
| George W. Cooper, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| Dr. Irving S. Cooper [G] | 1951 |
| John A. Cooper, MD, PhD | 1985 |
| Sidney R. Cooperband, MD [G] | 1972 |
| Constance S. Copeland, PhD | 1987 |
| Neal G. Copeland, PhD | 1977 |
| Joseph A. Coppola, PhD | 1984 |
| Dr. Diane T. Corenzwit | 1976 |
| David R. Corey, PhD | 1990 |
| Pamela Hankey Correll, PhD | 1993 |
| Gregory J. Cost, PhD | 2002 |
| Michael Costa, PhD | 1994 |
| Paolo Costantino, PhD | 1974 |
| William E. Courchesne, PhD | 1984 |
| Albert J. Courey, PhD | 1986 |
| Donald L. Court, PhD | 1970 |
| Dr. Gilles H. Cousineau [G] | 1967 |
| Markus W. Covert, PhD | 2004 |
| Ann E. Cowan, PhD | 1984 |
| Chad A. Cowan, PhD | 2002 |
| Leah E. Cowen, PhD | 2003 |
| Christopher R. Cowles, PhD | 1999 |
| Donald C. Cox, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Dr. Ronald I. Cox | 1960 |
| Veronica Z. Coyne, MD | 1966 |
| Edward V. Crabill, PhD [G] | 1967 |
| Dr. James Craigie [G] | 1952 |
| Brian L. Craine, MD, PhD | 1978 |
| Erin J. Cram, PhD | 2002 |
| Paula Cramer, PhD | 2000 |
| Dr. Richard C. Cranke [G] | 1966 |
| Joseph W. Cranston, Jr., PhD | 1972 |
| Jason Michael Crawford, PhD | 2009 |
| William P. Creger, MD [G] | 1959 |
| William D. Cress, Jr., PhD | 1991 |
| Stephen T. Crews, PhD | 1983 |
| Ian Nicholas Crispe, PhD | 1984 |
| Charles L. Crockett, Jr., MD | 1950 |
| Elliott Crooke, PhD | 1988 |
| Dr. M.L. Crossley [G] | 1952 |
| Donald M. Crothers, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Gray F. Crouse, PhD | 1976 |
| Robert M. Crowl, PhD | 1979 |
| William J. Culp, PhD | 1971 |
| Michael G. Cumsky, PhD | 1981 |
| Christina A. Cuomo, PhD | 1996 |
| George L. Curran, MD | 1951 |
| Thomas Curran, PhD | 1982 |
| Dr. Helen O. Curth [G] | 1963 |
| Dr. Windsor C. Cutting [G] | 1953 |
| Richard L. Cysyk, PhD | 1970 |
| D | |
| Fellow | Award Start Date |
| Dr. H. Clark Dalton [G] | 1964 |
| Marc I. Damelin, PhD | 2003 |
| Damien D'Amours, PhD | 2003 |
| Dianne Damper, PhD | 1977 |
| Sharon L. Dana, PhD | 1984 |
| Peter J. Dandliker, PhD | 1995 |
| Paul N. Danese, PhD | 1997 |
| Nika N. Danial, PhD | 2000 |
| Samuel J. Danishefsky, PhD [G] | 1966 |
| Kathleen J. Danna, PhD | 1973 |
| Jan-Hermen Dannenberg, PhD | 2002 |
| Dr. T.S. Danowski [G] | 1951 |
| Roger Daoust, PhD | 1952 |
| Michael V. Darby, PhD | 1980 |
| Tamara Darsow, PhD | 2001 |
| Emanuel G. Daskalakis, PhD | 1954 |
| Mary C. Dasso, PhD | 1988 |
| Guido J. David, MD | 1978 |
| Dr. Leo M. Davidoff [G] | 1952 |
| Anne Davidson, MBBS | 1985 |
| Florence F. Davidson, PhD | 1990 |
| Jack D. Davidson, MD | 1951 |
| Jack Neville P. Davies, MD [G] | 1970 |
| Lara E. Davis, MD [Sohn] | 2012 |
| Roger J. Davis, PhD | 1984 |
| Ronald L. Davis, PhD | 1979 |
| John R. Davison, PhD | 1970 |
| Vincent J. Davisson, PhD | 1989 |
| Michael A. Davitz, MD | 1984 |
| Meelad M. Dawlaty, PhD | 2010 |
| Dean S. Dawson, PhD | 1984 |
| Marilyn S. Dawson, PhD | 1976 |
| Peter J. Dawson, MD [G] | 1971 |
| Dr. Emerson Day [G] | 1952 |
| Richard Allen Day, PhD | 1957 |
| Roberta Ogilvie Day, PhD | 1971 |
| Rufus S. Day III, PhD | 1969 |
| Lina Moitoso de Vargas, PhD | 1991 |
| Alexandra M. Deaconescu, PhD | 2008 |
| Kenneth J. Dean, PhD | 1978 |
| Domenic A. DeBias, PhD [G] | 1961 |
| Erik W. Debler, PhD | 2008 |
| Carolyn J. Decker, PhD | 1991 |
| Erik D. DeClercq, MD, PhD | 1969 |
| Donald B. DeFranco, PhD | 1982 |
| Etienne P. DeHarven, MD | 1956 |
| Dr. William B. Deichmann [G] | 1957 |
| Amos S. Deinard, MD, MPH [G] | 1971 |
| Karina Del Punta, PhD | 2003 |
| Dr. Gaston deLamirande | 1952 |
| Irvine W. Delamore, PhD | 1960 |
| Sarah Delaney, PhD | 2004 |
| Adam de la Zerda, PhD | 2011 |
| Robert J. DeLeys, PhD | 1977 |
| Sandra Demaria, MD | 1989 |
| Juliana F. Denekamp, PhD | 1968 |
| Richard Allan Denison, PhD | 1982 |
| Richard M. Denney, PhD | 1973 |
| Daniel P. Denning, PhD | 2005 |
| Mark A. DePristo, PhD | 2005 |
| Channing J. Der, PhD | 1981 |
| Abby F. Dernburg, PhD | 1996 |
| Leslie K. Derr, PhD | 1991 |
| Rajendra G. Desai, MD, PhD | 1953 |
| Dr. Dominic A. DeSanto [G] | 1952 |
| H. William Detrich III, PhD | 1979 |
| Peter N. Devreotes, PhD | 1977 |
| David Lewis Dewey, PhD | 1965 |
| Maximo Deysine, MD [G] | 1970 |
| Deno P. Dialynas, PhD | 1983 |
| Alan M. Diamond, PhD | 1982 |
| Aaron DiAntonio, MD, PhD | 1996 |
| Mary E. Dickinson, PhD | 1997 |
| Charles J. DiComo, PhD | 1997 |
| Dr. Steven R. Dienstman | 1975 |
| Kenneth A. Dill, PhD | 1979 |
| Andrew G. Dillin, PhD | 1999 |
| Giampiero DiMayorca, MD [G] | 1967 |
| Nadya Dimitrova, PhD | 2009 |
| Dino Dina, MD | 1976 |
| Elie J. Diner, PhD | 2012 |
| Zhihu (Jeff) Ding, PhD | 2005 |
| Anthony Dipple, PhD | 1964 |
| Mark D. Distefano, PhD | 1989 |
| Jeremy Dittman, MD, PhD | 2000 |
| Frank Dituri, MD | 1953 |
| Richard A. Dixon, PhD | 1981 |
| Alba Diz Muñoz, PhD | 2013 |
| Carl Djerassi, PhD [G] | 1955 |
| Dr. Robert L. Doak | 1971 |
| Dr. Charles A. Doan [G] | 1952 |
| Carl S. Dobkin, PhD | 1979 |
| Mark S. Dodson, PhD | 1988 |
| William V. E. Doering, PhD [G] | 1952 |
| Edward A. Doisy, PhD [G] | 1950 |
| Dr. Fumio Doko | 1956 |
| Dr. Goetz P. Domagk | 1956 |
| Jose M. Dominguez, MD | 1960 |
| Feng B. Dong, PhD | 1991 |
| Gary M. Doolittle, MD, PhD | 1981 |
| David M. Dorfman, MD, PhD | 1988 |
| Dr. Ralph I. Dorfman [G] | 1957 |
| Andrew J. Dorner, PhD | 1983 |
| Steven F. Dowdy, PhD | 1990 |
| William D. Downs, PhD | 1993 |
| Dr. Thomas A. Doxiades [G] | 1963 |
| Stephen J. Doxsey, PhD | 1988 |
| Harry A. Drabkin, MD | 1983 |
| Bruce William Draper, PhD | 1997 |
| David E. Draper, PhD | 1977 |
| Dennis T. Drayna, PhD | 1982 |
| Frauke Drees, PhD | 2006 |
| Marc H. Dresden, PhD [G] | 1972 |
| Horace R. Drew, III, PhD | 1981 |
| Geoffrey B. Dreyer, PhD | 1983 |
| Benedict J. Duffy, MD | 1948 |
| Joseph B. Duffy, PhD | 1992 |
| Adrianus M. Duijvestijn, PhD | 1970 |
| Andrea A. Duina, PhD | 1998 |
| Elizabeth M. Duncan, PhD | 2010 |
| Jan M. Dungan, PhD | 1988 |
| Jay C. Dunlap, PhD | 1980 |
| Pamela Dunsmuir, PhD | 1977 |
| Rene J. Duquesnoy, PhD [G] | 1973 |
| Dr. Maria Luisa Duran-Reynals [G] | 1964 |
| John P. Durham, PhD | 1970 |
| Robert J. Duronio, PhD | 1992 |
| Dr. William R. Duryee [G] | 1967 |
| Richard W. Dutton, PhD [G] | 1974 |
| Noelle D. Dwyer, PhD | 1999 |
| Jacqueline A. Dyck, PhD | 1996 |
| William S. Dynan, PhD | 1980 |
| Brian D. Dynlacht, PhD | 1993 |
| Helen Jane Dyson, PhD | 1977 |
| E | |
| Fellow | Award Start Date |
| Diane D. Eardley, PhD | 1972 |
| Laurel A. Eckhardt, PhD | 1980 |
| Howard J. Edenberg, PhD | 1973 |
| Thomas E. Edwards, PhD | 2004 |
| Dr. Richard W. Egan | 1949 |
| Ursula K. Ehmann, PhD | 1972 |
| Lauren I. Richie Ehrlich, PhD | 2003 |
| Maxwell L. Eidinoff, PhD [G] | 1968 |
| Shlomo Eisenberg, PhD | 1975 |
| Stephen P. Eisenberg, PhD | 1980 |
| Robert N. Eisenman, PhD | 1970 |
| Damian C. Ekiert, PhD | 2012 |
| John G. Elias, PhD | 1981 |
| George L. Eliceiri, MD, PhD [G] | 1965 |
| Leonard P. Eliel, MD [G] | 1951 |
| Thomas Elkins, PhD | 1986 |
| Nerida F. Ellerton, PhD | 1967 |
| Thomas A. Elliott, PhD | 1984 |
| Dr. Frank Ellis [G] | 1964 |
| Joan Ellis, PhD | 1984 |
| Rose Ruth Ellison, MD | 1952 |
| Harold Elrick, MD | 1949 |
| Dr. Charles A. Ely [G] | 1966 |
| Michael J. Emanuele, PhD | 2008 |
| Dr. George A. Emerson [G] | 1951 |
| Kendall Emerson, Jr. [G] | 1961 |
| Andrew Emili, PhD | 1997 |
| Sandra E. Encalada, PhD | 2004 |
| John F. Enders, MD [G] | 1968 |
| Dean L. Engelhardt, MD [G] | 1972 |
| David R. Engelke, PhD | 1980 |
| Dr. Boris Ephrussi [G] | 1951 |
| Edward R. Epp, PhD [G] | 1971 |
| Melvin D. Epp, PhD | 1972 |
| Alan L. Epstein, MD, PhD | 1978 |
| Charles B. Epstein, PhD | 1993 |
| Lois B. Epstein, MD [G] | 1972 |
| Dr. Semih Erhan [G] | 1969 |
| Dr. Pentti Ermala [G] | 1953 |
| Patricia Ernst, PhD | 1997 |
| Allan J. Erslev, MD | 1950 |
| Jorge C. Escalante-Semerena, PhD | 1984 |
| Dr. George C. Escher [G] | 1951 |
| Karl E. Espelie, PhD | 1972 |
| F. Hernan Espinoza, PhD | 1998 |
| Edward S. Essner, PhD [G] | 1967 |
| Tina J. Etcheverry, PhD | 1980 |
| Dr. John C. Evans [G] | 1965 |
| Leonard H. Evans, PhD | 1977 |
| Kimberley Evason, MD, PhD | 2010 |
| Dr. W.J. Eversole [G] | 1952 |
| Sarah E. Ewald, PhD | 2011 |
Current and Former Awardees
Lists of Current and Former Damon Runyon Awardees:
-Damon Runyon Fellows + Grantees (by award year)
-Damon Runyon Fellows + Grantees (by last name)
-Damon Runyon Clinical Investigators
-Damon Runyon Innovators
-Damon Runyon Scholars
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> See a list of our currently funded projects.
> Watch videos of Damon Runyon scientists speaking about their cancer research.
Innovation Award Forms
Cover Sheet
Cover Sheet for Co-applicants
Description of Resources and Core Facilities Form
Reference Letter Form
Summary of Research Form
Forms for Awardees:
Award Statement and Invention Policy
Award Acceptance Form
Intellectual Property Disclosure Form
Intellectual Property - Annual Update Form
Renewal Award Statement
Damon Runyon-Rachleff Innovation Award Committee
CHAIR
Kenneth W. Kinzler, PhD
Professor of Oncology
Director, The Ludwig Center for Cancer Genetics
and Therapeutics
The Johns Hopkins University Kimmel Cancer Center
Baltimore, Maryland
Michael A. Caligiuri, MD
Director, Comprehensive Cancer Center
CEO, James Cancer Hospital & Solove Research Institute
JL Marakas Nationwide Insurance Enterprise
Foundation Professor of Cancer Research
Professor, Departments of Internal Medicine and
Molecular Virology, Immunology, and Medical Genetics
The Ohio State University
Columbus, Ohio
Napoleone Ferrara, MD
Distinguished Professor of Pathology
Senior Deputy Director for Basic Sciences
Moores Cancer Center
University of California, San Diego
La Jolla, California
Sanjiv Sam Gambhir, MD, PhD
Director, Molecular Imaging Program
Head, Nuclear Medicine Division
Professor of Radiology and Bioengineering
Stanford University School of Medicine
Stanford, California
Todd R. Golub, MD
Investigator, HHMI
Professor of Pediatrics
Harvard Medical School
Director of the Cancer Program of the Broad Institute
Charles A. Dana Investigator in Human Cancer Genetics
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
Boston, Massachusetts
Rachel Green, PhD
Investigator, HHMI
Professor, Department of Molecular Biology and Genetics
The Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore, Maryland
Linda G. Griffith, PhD
S.E.T.T. Professor of Biological and Mechanical Engineering
Director, Biotechnology Process Engineering Center
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Greg Hannon, PhD
Investigator, HHMI
Professor
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
Cold Spring Harbor, New York
Steven M. Larson, MD
Chief, Nuclear Medicine Service
Donna and Benjamin M. Rosen Chair in Radiology
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
New York, New York
Ronald Levy, MD
Professor of Medicine
Chief, Division of Oncology
Stanford University School of Medicine
Stanford, California
Stephen R. Quake, DPhil
Investigator, HHMI
Lee Otterson Professor of Bioengineering and Applied Physics
Co-Chair, Department of Bioengineering
Stanford University
Stanford, California
~this page last updated 1.14.13~
Innovation Award Application Guidelines 2
2013 Important Dates | Pre-Proposal Information | Semi-Finalist Information | Finalist Information
>> Get Innovation Award Forms for Applicants
>> See Innovation Award Overview
2013 Important Dates
> July 1, 2013 Application Deadline> November 2013 Finalist Interviews
> December 2013 Notification of Awardees
> January 1, 2014 Funding Begins
APPLICATION DEADLINE: July 1, 2013
Application materials should be submitted to the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation for arrival at our offices by 4:00 pm (ET) on July 1, 2013. Along with the original full proposal (one hard copy), applicants must submit a CD/DVD/USB flash drive of all the required materials. Please see application submission instructions for detailed directives.
The pages should be in the following sequence and numbered consecutively:
1. Application cover sheet with all required signatures. DO NOT SCAN SIGNATURES FOR PDF COPY OF COVER SHEET. Download Cover Sheet Form.
2. The applicant’s curriculum vitae, including a bibliography of all published works. Bold three peer-reviewed publications (published or in press) that demonstrate the applicant’s capacity for innovation and ability to achieve the goals set forth in the proposed research.
3. A complete list of other sources of research support (including start-up package, if applicable) and confirmation that there is no scientific overlap with the proposed research.
The research proposal, including figures, tables and legends, is limited to four pages of single spaced, 12-point type with at least 0.5 inch margins. No preliminary data are expected; any description of such data (including figures) should be included in the four-page proposal. A list of references is not included in the 4-page limit.4. In the proposal, the applicant should include:
1. the aim(s) of the proposed research project(s)
2. the significance and potential impact of the research on the prevention, diagnosis, treatment or basic understanding of cancer
3. the experimental designs, strategies and methods to be used in the conduct of the research
4. an explanation of how the proposed idea and/or approach is innovative and bold yet achievable.5. A one-paragraph description of resources and core facilities available to the applicant for the proposed research. Download Description of Resources and Core Facilities Form.
6. A written statement guaranteeing that adequate safety precautions will apply for projects that involve any biohazards (e.g., recombinant DNA, chemical carcinogens, etc.) and that the research project has been (or will be) approved by the appropriate Institutional Review Board, Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee, and/or Biohazards Committee.
7. The Summary of Research Form, not to exceed one page—no attachments. (Please do not staple it to the application.) Download Summary of Research Form.
(If you would like a copy of this form into which figures can be inserted, please email emma.anderson@damonrunyon.org)8. If applicable, up to three collaboration letters (NOT REFERENCE LETTERS).
9. Only Clinical Instructors and Senior Clinical Fellows (in their final year of their sub-specialty training) holding an MD, and Distinguished Fellows Applicants are required to submit a letter from their mentor or institutional equivalent, guaranteeing that the applicant is conducting the proposed research independently and addressing his/her exceptional level of research accomplishment and potential to manage a successful, independent research program.
Reference Letters
Applicants must have three reference letters from senior scientists emailed or faxed directly to the Foundation using our reference letter form or the referee’s own letterhead. Download Rerfence Letter Form.
The letters should address:
1. the applicant’s extraordinary research and academic accomplishments
2. the level of innovation and importance of the proposed research
3. the applicant’s characteristics that make him/her uniquely suited to carry out and achieve the goals of the proposed research.
4. the applicant’s potential to be a true innovator
ALL FILES MUST BE IN PDF FORMAT
Please number your pdf files to correspond to the listing below. To ensure proper organization of the files, please name all your files as:
“Applicant’s last name, #”
Example: If the applicant’s name is John Smith, this is how the files should be named:
Smith, 1.pdf
Smith, 2.pdf
Smith, 3.pdf
Smith, 4.pdf
Smith, 5.pdf
Smith, 6.pdf
Smith, 7.pdf
Smith, 8.pdf
Smith, 9.pdf (if applicable)
ON THE CD/DVD (NOT THE CASE) or USB flash drive PLEASE CLEARLY LABEL THE APPLICANT’S NAME.
Send Complete Application (hard copy) and CD/DVD/USB flash drive to:
Award Programs
Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation
One Exchange Plaza
55 Broadway, Suite 302
New York, NY 10006
FAXED OR E-MAILED APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED
FINALISTS WILL BE SELECTED BY THE INNOVATION AWARD COMMITTEE AND INVITED TO INTERVIEW IN FALL 2013.
Finalist Interviews
Fall 2013
A small number of finalists will be interviewed by members of the Innovation Award Committee. Interviews will be conducted at the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation in New York, New York. Interview travel expenses will be paid by the Foundation.
Contact Information:
Award Programs | 212.455.0520 | .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Innovation Award Application Guidelines
2013 Important Dates | Application Materials | Application Format | Finalist Information
>> Get Innovation Award Forms for Applicants
>> See Innovation Award Overview
NOTICE: The application guidelines for the Innovation Award have changed
2013 Important Dates
> July 1, 2013 Application Deadline
> November 2013 Finalist Interviews
> December 2013 Notification of Awardees
> January 1, 2014 Funding Begins
APPLICATION DEADLINE: July 1, 2013
Application materials should be submitted to the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation for arrival at our offices by 4:00 pm (ET) on July 1, 2013. Along with the original full proposal (one hard copy), applicants must submit a CD/DVD/USB flash drive of all the required materials. Please see application submission instructions for detailed directives.
The pages should be in the following sequence and numbered consecutively:
1. Application cover sheet (co-applicant cover sheet) with all required signatures. DO NOT SCAN SIGNATURES FOR PDF COPY OF COVER SHEET. Download Cover Sheet Form or Download Co-applicant Cover Sheet Form.
2. The applicant’s curriculum vitae, including a bibliography of all published works. Bold three peer-reviewed publications (published or in press) that demonstrate the applicant’s capacity for innovation and ability to achieve the goals set forth in the proposed research.
3. A complete list of other sources of research support (including start-up package, if applicable) and confirmation that there is no scientific overlap with the proposed research.
4. The research proposal, including figures, tables and legends, is limited to four pages of single spaced, 12-point type with at least 0.5 inch margins. No preliminary data are expected; any description of such data (including figures) should be included in the four-page proposal. A list of references is not included in the 4-page limit.
In the proposal, the applicant should include:
1. the aim(s) of the proposed research project(s)
2. the significance and potential impact of the research on the prevention, diagnosis, treatment or basic
understanding of cancer
3. the experimental designs, strategies and methods to be used in the conduct of the research
4. an explanation of how the proposed idea and/or approach is innovative and bold yet achievable.5. A one-paragraph description of resources and core facilities available to the applicant for the proposed research. Download Description of Resources and Core Facilities Form.
6. A written statement guaranteeing that adequate safety precautions will apply for projects that involve any biohazards (e.g., recombinant DNA, chemical carcinogens, etc.) and that the research project has been (or will be) approved by the appropriate Institutional Review Board, Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee, and/or Biohazards Committee.
7. The Summary of Research Form, not to exceed one page—no attachments. (Please do not staple it to the application.) Download Summary of Research Form.
(If you would like a copy of this form into which figures can be inserted, please email emma.anderson@damonrunyon.org)8. If applicable, up to three collaboration letters (NOT REFERENCE LETTERS).
9. Only Clinical Instructors and Senior Clinical Fellows (in their final year of their sub-specialty training) holding an MD, and Distinguished Fellows Applicants are required to submit a letter from their mentor or institutional equivalent, guaranteeing that the applicant is conducting the proposed research independently and addressing his/her exceptional level of research accomplishment and potential to manage a successful, independent research program.
Reference Letters
Applicants must have three reference letters from senior scientists emailed or faxed directly to the Foundation using our reference letter form or the referee’s own letterhead. Download Reference Letter Form.
The letters should address:
1. the applicant’s extraordinary research and academic accomplishments
2. the level of innovation and importance of the proposed research
3. the applicant’s characteristics that make him/her uniquely suited to carry out and achieve the goals of the proposed research.
4. the applicant’s potential to be a true innovator
ALL FILES MUST BE IN PDF FORMAT
Please number your pdf files to correspond to the listing below. To
ensure proper organization of the files, please name all your files as:
“Applicant’s last name, #”
Example: If the applicant’s name is John Smith, this is how the files should be named:
Smith, 1.pdf
Smith, 2.pdf
Smith, 3.pdf
Smith, 4.pdf
Smith, 5.pdf
Smith, 6.pdf
Smith, 7.pdf
Smith, 8.pdf
Smith, 9.pdf (if applicable)
ON THE CD/DVD (NOT THE CASE) or USB flash drive PLEASE CLEARLY LABEL THE APPLICANT’S NAME.
Send Complete Application (hard copy) and CD/DVD/USB flash drive to:
Award Programs
Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation
One Exchange Plaza
55 Broadway, Suite 302
New York, NY 10006
FAXED OR E-MAILED APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED
FINALISTS WILL BE SELECTED BY THE INNOVATION AWARD COMMITTEE AND INVITED TO INTERVIEW IN FALL 2013.
Finalist Interviews
Fall 2013
A small number of finalists will be interviewed by members of the Innovation Award Committee. Interviews will be conducted at the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation in New York, New York. Interview travel expenses will be paid by the Foundation.
Contact Information:
Award Programs | 212.455.0520 | .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Damon Runyon Fellowship Award
The Damon Runyon Fellowship Award supports the training of the brightest postdoctoral scientists as they embark upon their research careers. This funding enables them to be trained by established investigators in leading research laboratories across the country.
Three-Year Award
Basic Scientist: $156,000
Physician-Scientist: $186,000
Application Deadlines
March 15, August 15
Damon Runyon-Sohn Pediatric Cancer Fellowship Award
The Damon Runyon Fellowship Award supports the training of the brightest postdoctoral scientists as they embark upon their research careers. This funding enables them to be trained by established investigators in leading research laboratories across the country.
Three-Year Award
Basic Scientist: $140,000
Physician-Scientist: $174,000
Application Deadlines
March 15, August 15
Innovation Award Overview
Program Description | Program Sponsors | Eligibility | Funding | Reporting | Award Policies and Procedures
>>Get Innovation Award Forms for Applicants and Awardees
>>See Innovation Application Guidelines
Program Description
The Damon Runyon-Rachleff Innovation Award is designed to provide support for the next generation of exceptionally creative thinkers with “high-risk/high-reward” ideas that have the potential to significantly impact our understanding of and/or approaches to the prevention, diagnosis or treatment of cancer.
The Innovation Award is specifically designed to provide funding to extraordinary early career researchers who have an innovative new idea but lack sufficient preliminary data to obtain traditional funding. It is not designed to fund incremental advances. The research supported by the award must be novel, exceptionally creative and, if successful, have the strong potential for high impact in the cancer field.
Awards are made to institutions for support of the Damon Runyon-Rachleff Innovation Investigators. All awards are approved by the Board of Directors of the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation acting upon the recommendation of the Innovation Award Committee.
Applications will be evaluated based on the following:
- The applicant’s capacity to conduct bold, exceptionally creative research.
- The novelty and creativity of the proposed research. Incremental research will not be funded.
- The potential of the proposed research to lead to advances that will significantly impact the prevention, diagnosis, treatment or basic understanding of cancer.
- The applicant’s lack of resources to pursue the proposed research.
Program Sponsors
The Damon Runyon-Rachleff Innovation Award is funded by the generous support of Andrew and Debra Rachleff.
Eligibility
- Institutional nominations are not required and there is no limit to the number of applications that can be received from a particular institution.
- Applicants (including non-U.S. citizens) must be conducting independent research at a U.S. research institution.
- Basic and translational/clinical projects will be considered. Applications will be accepted from all scientific disciplines provided that the proposed research meets the selection criteria.
- Applicants with a background in multiple disciplines are especially encouraged to apply.
- Joint submission from collaborators working in different disciplines will be considered. (The collaborators will share the $450,000 award.) Each collaborator must meet the eligibility criteria.
- Applicants must belong to one of the following categories:
- Tenure-track Assistant Professors within the first three years of obtaining their initial Assistant Professor position. (Cut-off date: July 1, 2010.)
- Clinical Instructors and Senior Clinical Fellows (in the final year of their sub-specialty training) holding an MD who are pursuing a period of independent research before taking a tenure-track faculty position. Such individuals must have an exceptional record of research accomplishment, dedicated laboratory space and the support of their institution.
- Distinguished Fellows with an exceptional record of research accomplishment identified by their institution to pursue an independent research program and who have dedicated laboratory space. These candidates are markedly distinct from traditional postdoctoral fellows. Examples: Whitehead Fellows, UCSF Fellows, Cold Spring Harbor Fellows.
[Research Assistant Professors, Research Associate Professors, Research Scientists and Postdoctoral Fellows are not eligible. If you are unsure about your eligibility for this award program, please contact the Foundation's Award Programs at 212.455.0520.]
- Applicants are expected to commit a minimum of 80% of their time to conducting research.
- Applicants may apply no more than two times.
- Applicants must demonstrate that they have access to the resources and infrastructure necessary to conduct the proposed research.
- The department must guarantee the Investigator is conducting the proposed research independently.
Funding
- The award will be for a period of three years. Each award will provide a total of $450,000 in direct research costs. The Award cannot be used for indirect costs or institutional overhead.
- Awards will be paid in increments of $150,000 per year for three years. However, the Innovation Award Committee will consider an accelerated payment schedule if an award recipient can demonstrate compelling need.
- The Innovation Award funds are intended to be flexible and can be used for a variety of scientific needs including the Investigator’s salary, salaries for professional and technical personnel, special equipment, supplies and other miscellaneous items required to conduct the proposed research.
- The submitted budgets should be realistic estimates of the funds required for the proposed research and be itemized by category according to the instructions on the budget form.
- No part of this award may be used for indirect costs or institutional overhead.
Concurrent Funding
Since the goal of the Innovation Award is to fund high risk/high reward research that lacks sufficient preliminary data to secure traditional funding, the applicant should not have funding for this proposed project.
During the course of the award, award recipients are encouraged to seek additional funding to expand and further develop their projects.
Reporting
SCIENTIFIC
Award recipients will be required to submit annual progress reports after the first and second years of funding, as well as a final report. Award recipients will also be required to present to the Innovation Award Committee mid-way through the Award so that the Committee can assess progress and provide advice and/or guidance.
Progress Report Instructions
The Investigator must submit signed annual progress reports due on the 15th day of the final month of each year of funding and a signed final progress report at the completion of the award. In addition to written reports, the Investigator will present an oral progress report during the fall of the second year.
All reports are kept strictly confidential. The goal of the reports is three-fold. First, the reports serve as an auditing tool to monitor research progress and assure that the research is on target with the funded project. Second, the reports allow the Foundation to perform regular program evaluations including issues related to areas of study, concurrent funding, networking opportunities, career development and award impact. Third, the reports provide an opportunity to identify specific part(s) of the Investigator’s research (e.g., fundamental advance, clinical trial development, patient-related anecdote, publications) that the Foundation may highlight in various media outlets. In fact, we would appreciate Investigators contacting the Award Programs at any time to share such information.
The Investigator’s annual progress report includes:
- A summary of research performed during the award year and evaluation of the results. The summary should be technical, but targeted to a general scientific audience. The summary should be sufficiently detailed such that the Investigator’s research activities over the award year are clearly described. Figures and references can be included if appropriate. If the research differs from the originally funded proposal, please provide an explanation. The report must be signed by the Investigator and should not exceed four pages.
- A one-paragraph lay summary, for the public, detailing the research performed over the award year.
- An up-to-date curriculum vitae including:
- Brief comments on the most important accomplishment over the past year. Also, please address any issues or concerns regarding obstacles to your success to which the Foundation might respond.
- A brief description of the Investigator’s current research and office space allocation.
- A completed intellectual property disclosure form.
a. A bibliography of publications from the award year (please submit pdf copies of reprints).
b. An updated list of current and pending funding.
c. A list of conferences and seminars attended and presentations given during the award year.
d. Changes in the Investigator’s responsibilities or title (tenure/promotion, leadership positions, consultant work, etc.).
The Investigator’s final progress report includes:
- A summary of research performed during the award and evaluation of the results. The summary should be technical, but targeted to a general scientific audience. The summary should be sufficiently detailed such that the Investigator’s research activities are clearly described. Figures and references can be included if appropriate. If the research differs from the originally funded proposal, please provide an explanation. The report must be signed by the Investigator and should not exceed four pages.
- A one-paragraph lay summary, for the public, detailing the accomplishments over the term of the award, including how the research has impacted the cancer field.
- An up-to-date curriculum vitae including:
- A statement indicating how the award made a difference in the Investigator’s career.
- Brief comments on the most important accomplishment over the award term. Please address any issues or concerns regarding obstacles to success to which the Foundation might respond.
- A completed intellectual property disclosure form.
a. A bibliography of all publications resulting from the Investigator’s research (please submit pdf copies of reprints).
b. An updated list of current and pending funding.
c. A list of conferences and seminars attended and presentations given during the award year.
d. Changes in the Investigator’s responsibilities or title (tenure/promotion, leadership positions, consultant work, etc.).
FINANCIAL
- All Awardees will be required to submit projected annual budgets and yearly financial reports.
- Monies may be used to cover salary (Investigator, technical staff, students, and post doctoral fellows) and/or research costs (supplies, equipment, etc.).
- Monies will be paid in increments of $150,000 per year for three years. However, the Committee will consider an accelerated payment schedule if the Awardee can demonstrate compelling need.
Award Policies and Procedures
Terms of the Award
All awards are made to the sponsoring institution for the support of the designated Damon Runyon-Rachleff Innovator. An award does not constitute an employer-employee relationship between the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation and the awardee.
Percent Effort
The Investigator must commit at least 80% of his/her full-time professional effort to research activities.
Usage of Funds
At the beginning of each award year a budget is required from the Investigator. Awards are in the amount of $450,000 of direct research costs over three years. No indirect costs or institutional overhead are covered. Budget requests in excess of $150,000 in any one year must include a special justification and are subject to approval by the Foundation. The Innovation Award funds are intended to be flexible and can be used for a variety of scientific needs, including the Investigator’s salary, salaries for professional and technical personnel, special equipment, supplies and other miscellaneous items required to conduct the proposed research. The submitted budgets should be realistic estimates of the funds required for the proposed research and should be itemized by category according to the instructions on the budget form.
Publications/Presentations
Publications (including abstracts of presentations at scientific or clinical meetings) resulting from projects supported by the Foundation must carry the following acknowledgment: “[Name of Awardee] is a Damon Runyon-Rachleff Innovation Awardee supported (in part) by the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation (DRR-[___]).” Awardees are also strongly encouraged to identify themselves as a Damon Runyon-Rachleff Innovation Awardee when presenting their work at scientific conferences or accepting professional honors or awards. Download a copy of the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation logo for inclusion in Power Point presentations or posters.
Should the Investigator wish to discontinue the project, leave the designated institution, or modify any agreement of the award letter, he/she must seek approval from the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation in advance. Failure to comply with this requirement may result in immediate termination of the Award and may jeopardize any future awards to the grantee institution by the Foundation.
All award recipients must adhere to the terms of the Foundation’s award statement and invention policy.
> Award Acceptance Form
> Intellectual Property Disclosure Form
> Intellectual Property — Annual Update Form
Contact Information:
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Clinical Investigator Award Forms
Forms for Applicants:
Cover Sheets
At-a-Glance Form
Summary of Research Form
Forms for Awardees:
Award Statement
Award Acceptance Form
Debt Repayment Forms
Expenditure Report Form
Intellectual Property Disclosure Form
Intellectual Property Annual Update Form
Invention Policy
Renewal Award Statement
Annual Progress Report Form
Final Progress Report Form
Questionnaire
Continuation Grant Cover Sheet
Continuation Grant Budget Form
Clinical Investigator Award Committee
CHAIR
William G. Kaelin, Jr., MD
Investigator, HHMI
Professor of Medicine
Harvard Medical School
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
Boston, Massachusetts
Frederick R. Appelbaum, MD
Director, Clinical Research Division
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
Head, Division of Medical Oncology
University of Washington School of Medicine
Seattle, Washington
David P. Carbone, MD, PhD
Professor, Division of Medical Oncology
Director, Thoracic Oncology Center
Comprehensive Cancer Center
The Ohio State University
Columbus, Ohio
Dennis A. Carson, MD
Professor Emeritus
Department of Medicine
Moores Cancer Center
University of California, San Diego
La Jolla, California
Bruce A. Chabner, MD
Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School
Director of Clinical Research
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston, Massachusetts
Nancy E. Davidson, MD
Director, University of Pittsburgh Cancer Institute
UPMC Cancer Centers
Associate Vice Chancellor for Cancer Research
Professor of Medicine
Division of Hematology/Oncology
University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Patricia A. Ganz, MD
Professor, Schools of Medicine and Public Health
Director, Division of Cancer Prevention
and Control Research
Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center
University of California, Los Angeles
Los Angeles, California
Philip D. Greenberg, MD
Director, Immunology Program
Member, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
Professor of Medicine and Immunology
University of Washington
Seattle, Washington
Richard J. O’Reilly, MD
Chair, Department of Pediatrics
Chief, Pediatric Bone Marrow Transplant Service
Claire L. Tow Chair in Pediatric Oncology Research
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
New York, New York
Drew M. Pardoll, MD, PhD
Director, Cancer Immunology Program
Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center
Abeloff Professorship in Oncology
The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Baltimore, Maryland
David R. Piwnica-Worms, MD, PhD
Professor of Developmental Biology and Radiology
Director, Molecular Imaging Center
Washington University School of Medicine
St. Louis, Missouri
Kornelia Polyak, MD, PhD
Professor of Medicine
Department of Medical Oncology
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
Harvard Medical School
Boston, Massachusetts
Michael D. Prados, MD, FACP
Charles B. Wilson, MD, Professor of Neurosurgery and Pediatrics
Site Principal Investigator, Pediatric Brain Tumor Consortium
Director of Translational Research in Neuro-Oncology
Program Leader, Neurological Oncology Program
UCSF Comprehensive Cancer Center
University of California, San Francisco
San Francisco, California
Louise C. Strong, MD
Sue and Radcliffe Killam Chair
Professor of Cancer Genetics
Chief, Section of Clinical Cancer Genetics
Department of Molecular Genetics
MD Anderson Cancer Center
Houston, Texas
~this page last updated 8.6.12~
Clinical Investigator Award Application Guidelines
>>Get Clinical Investigator Award Forms for Applicants
>>See Clinical Investigator Award Overview
Deadline
(Please note: completed applications and CDs/DVDs/USB flash drives must be in our office by 4:00 pm (ET) on the deadline—not simply postmarked by February 17, 2014)
Application Deadline: February 17, 2014
Review Panel Meeting: March 27, 2014
Finalists Interview: April 25, 2014 at the Foundation's office in New York, NY
Award Announcement: May 2014
Funding Begins: July 1, 2014
Application Materials
All application materials should be submitted to the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation for arrival at our offices on or before the February 17 deadline. Along with the original application (hard copy), applicants must submit a CD/DVD/USB flash drive of all the required materials. Please see application submission instructions below for detailed directives.
The complete application should be assembled in the following order:
1. Cover Sheets
Please fill in all required information on the provided forms and make sure all signatures are in place. DO NOT SCAN SIGNATURES FOR PDF COPY OF COVER SHEETS.
2. At-a-Glance Form
Complete all sections of the provided form.
3. Nomination Letter From Institution/Department
A letter endorsed by both the Dean or Center Director and the Head/Chair of the Department should (1) identify the applicant as their nominee, (2) confirm the applicant’s and mentor’s academic appointments and address the applicant’s status in securing a tenure-track or most equivalent faculty position,* (3) state the institution’s willingness to support the applicant’s research efforts and guarantee 80%** protected time for the applicant’s research to fulfill the terms of the award, (4) address the institution’s/department’s commitment to the development of the applicant as a clinical investigator, and (5) detail the laboratory and office space allotted to the applicant. If the applicant is not occupying the space at the time of the application, please provide a time line of when this will occur.
*This appointment must not be contingent upon the applicant securing funding.
*In rare circumstances, the CIA Review Committee may consider an applicant with less than 80% protected time if their Department Chair can provide a compelling reason explaining why a waiver of the 80% requirement should be granted, what percentage of effort will be guaranteed, and what safeguards will be put in place to make sure the individual’s research will not be compromised by their clinical/administrative activities.
4. Appointment Letter
Copy of applicant's appointment letter stating position title, description of start-up package and term of appointment.
5. Applicant’s Letter
This should outline the applicant’s long-term vision and goals in the field of clinical cancer investigation and their future commitment to clinical/patient research.
6. Applicant’s Curriculum Vitae
This should include education and training information, research and professional experience, a statement of board eligibility and a bibliography of the candidate. In the bibliography, (1) the candidate’s name must be highlighted for each entry, (2) original, peer-reviewed research articles must be listed separately and first, (3) and next list review articles, chapters, editorials, etc. (do not include presentations, abstracts, “in preparation” or “under review” articles). Also, the candidate should list up to five of their most important publications, providing a brief (1-2 sentences) annotation with respect to the importance of findings and the candidate’s role in the project.
7. Applicant’s Accomplishments
The applicant should list and describe his/her three most important professional accomplishments.
8. Other Sources of Funding
A list of all current and pending funding sources, and start-up funding (if applicable). Include the specific aims of each grant, the total amount of each grant, as well as the amount received each year, and the degree of overlap with the applicant’s proposal. (Please note: Scientific or budgetary overlap with other funded projects is not allowed.)
9. Mentor’s Letter of Support
The Mentor should (1) evaluate the applicant’s qualifications for the proposed research project, (2) assess his/her potential for successful independent research, (3) describe independence of applicant from the mentor and (4) must guarantee that the awardee is under no obligation to any industrial ties or obligations the Mentor may have.
If there are two Mentors, each Mentor must provide a letter of support.
10. Mentor’s Biographical Sketch
This should include (1) a biographical sketch, (2) a bibliography of recent publications (not to exceed two pages) and (3) a list of current and pending funding.
If there are two Mentors, each Mentor must provide a biographical sketch.
11. Research Proposals
The research proposal should be in two parts as follows:
A. Mentor’s Proposal for Training
(In addition to Mentor’s Letter)
This should be no longer than three pages* of single spaced, 12-point type and include (1) a plan for how the Mentor will ensure the development of the candidate into a successful clinical investigator, (2) a statement of the number of hours he/she will commit to the investigator’s training each week and (3) a description of any formal courses and training programs developed and offered by the sponsoring institution for the training of clinical investigators that would be included in the applicant’s curriculum.
*If there are two mentors, provide only one proposal for training, no longer than four pages.
B. Applicant’s Research Proposal
The research proposal, including references, figures, tables and legends, is limited to five pages of single spaced, 12-point type and should outline concisely (1) the aim(s) of the proposed research project(s), (2) the significance of the research goals, (3) the plan of research proposed and the experimental designs, strategies and methods to be used in the conduct of the research. Where applicable include, (4) biostatistical methods used for design and analysis. If any part of the research proposal falls outside of your or your mentor's research expertise, (5) please explain and identify the expert consultant who will guide you. The following items should be included in the appendix: Institutional Review Board (IRB) approvals (do not include protocols), if applicable a biohazard/safety statement and if applicable up to three collaboration letters (NOT REFERENCE LETTERS).
12. Human Subjects, Radiation Safety and Environmental Health Issues Statement
A written statement testifying that adequate safety precautions will apply for projects that involve any biohazards (e.g., recombinant DNA, chemical carcinogens, etc.) and that the research project has been (or will be) approved by the appropriate Institutional Review Board, Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee and/or Biohazards Committee.
13. Summary of Research Form
Fill in form provided. (Not to exceed one page—no attachments.)
14. Applicant’s Reprints
Up to three reprints from the applicant. (No hard copies. PDF format on the required CD/DVD only.)
Letters of Recommendation
Two letters of recommendation from qualified individuals best able to assess the applicant and their potential for conducting meaningful clinical cancer research should be sent by email or fax directly to the Foundation. The quality and depth of these letters will be pivotal in deciding the candidate’s suitability. (Recommended sources: residency program and/or fellowship training period.)
Referees must submit their letters on their institution’s letterhead by email (.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)) OR fax (917.591.4780) on or before the application deadline (February 17). Do not follow-up with a hard copy.
For referees who are writing letters on behalf of more than one candidate, please submit each letter separately.
Application Submission Instructions
The above application materials should be submitted to the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation for arrival at our offices on or before the February 17 deadline. Along with the original application (hard copy), applicants must submit a CD/DVD/USB flash drive of all the required materials.
ALL FILES MUST BE IN PDF FORMAT.
Please number your PDF files to correspond to the listing below. To ensure proper organization of the files, please name all your files as:
“Applicant’s last name, #”
Example: If the applicant’s name is John Smith, this is how the files should be named:
Smith, 1.pdf
Smith, 2.pdf
Smith, 3.pdf and so on, so that the files correspond to the following documents:
REQUIRED MATERIALS
- Application Cover Sheets (Smith, 1.pdf)
- At-a-Glance Form (Smith, 2.pdf)
If applicable, Department Chair waiver request of 80% effort. (Smith, 2b.pdf) - Nomination Letter from Institution/Department (Smith, 3.pdf)
- Appointment Letter (Smith, 4.pdf)
- Applicant’s Letter (Smith, 5.pdf)
- Applicant’s CV (Smith, 6.pdf)
- Applicant’s Accomplishments (Smith, 7.pdf)
- List of Other Sources of Funding (Smith, 8.pdf)
- Mentor’s Letter of Support- include co-mentor’s letter in same file, if applicable (Smith, 9.pdf)
- Mentor’s Biographical Sketch- include co-mentor’s biosketch in same file, if applicable (Smith, 10.pdf)
- Research Proposals
- Safety Statement (Smith, 12a.pdf) and up to three collaboration letters (Smith 12b.pdf)
- Summary of Research Form (Smith, 13.pdf)
A. Mentor’s Proposal for Training- include co-mentor’s proposal in same file, if applicable (Smith, 11A.pdf)
B. Applicant’s Research Proposal (Smith, 11B.pdf)
14a,b,c. Up to three different reprints of the applicant’s work- PDF only (Smith, 14a.pdf; Smith, 14b.pdf; Smith, 14c.pdf)
AND
Two reference letters (sent directly to the Foundation by referees)
ON THE CD/DVD (NOT THE CASE) or USB flash drive PLEASE CLEARLY LABEL THE APPLICANT’S NAME.
Send Complete Application and CD/DVD/USB flash drive to:
Award Programs
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Applications must be in our office by 4:00pm (ET) on the deadline—not simply postmarked by February 17.
FAXED OR E-MAILED APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED
Contact Information:
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Damon Runyon Clinical Investigator Award Continuation Grant
At the April 2012 meeting of the Clinical Investigator Award Committee, two Clinical Investigators were selected to receive Continuation Grants-Andrew L. Feldman, MD, and William Y. Kim, MD.
Program Description
The Damon Runyon Clinical Investigator Award Continuation Grant is designed to provide two additional years of support to Damon Runyon Clinical Investigators who are approaching the end of their awards and need extra time and funding to complete a promising avenue of research, or initiate/continue a clinical trial.
Eligibility
All third-year Damon Runyon Clinical Investigators are eligible to apply.
Funding
The $300,000 grant will be for a period of two years. Funding in the amount of $150,000 will be allocated to the awardee’s institution each year for the support of the Clinical Investigator. Funds are intended to be flexible and can be used for a variety of scientific needs including the Investigator’s salary, salaries for professional and technical personnel, special equipment, supplies, and other miscellaneous items required to conduct the proposed research. No part of this grant can be used for indirect costs or institutional overhead.
Other Funding
Investigators may receive funding from other sources to support their research. However, no other physician-scientist career development award from a private source (non-federal government) may be held concurrently with the Damon Runyon Clinical Investigator Award Continuation Grant.
Physician-scientist career development awards from the federal government including the National Institutes of Health (e.g., K-08, K-12, K-23), the Department of Defense, and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs are allowed.
Scientific or budgetary overlap with other funded projects is not allowed. Therefore, it is critical that all current and pending grant support for your research be reported to the Foundation and the relationship of that support to the Damon Runyon funded project be explained.
Please contact the Foundation with any questions regarding concurrent funding (212.455.0520).
Selection
The Clinical Investigator Award Committee will review applications and select awardees for approval by the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation’s Board of Directors.
Selection Criteria
The Clinical Investigator must demonstrate the following:
High productivity and significant accomplishments during his/her first three years of funding; and that additional funding would enable either the completion of a promising avenue of research, or initiation or continuation of a clinical trial, and that the Clinical Investigator has insufficient funding for the proposed research; and that the research to be funded has the potential to impact the prevention, diagnosis or treatment of one or more forms of cancer.
How to Apply
All application materials should be submitted to the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation for arrival at our offices on or before the March 1 deadline. Along with the original application (hard copy), applicants must submit a CD or DVD of all the required materials.
The complete application should be assembled in the following order:
1. Application Cover Sheet
Please fill in all required information on the provided form and make sure all signatures are in place.
2. Research Proposal
In total, no longer than five pages of single spaced, 12-point type and should include:
- A summary of your progress and accomplishments under your current Damon Runyon Clinical Investigator Award. (~ 2 pages)
- Description of your proposed research. (~ 2 pages)
- A compelling justification for additional funding based on the criteria outlined under “Selection Criteria” section. (~ 1 page)
3. Mentor’s Letter of Support
The Mentor should evaluate the applicant’s progress in becoming an independent clinical investigator and support his/her need for additional funding. [If the applicant has a co-mentor, he/she should write an additional letter, or the mentors can write one letter in conjunction.]
4. Applicant’s Curriculum Vitae
This should include education and training information, research and professional experience, and a bibliography of the candidate. In the bibliography, (1) the candidate’s name must be highlighted for each entry, (2) original, peer-reviewed research articles must be listed separately and first, (3) and next list review articles, chapters, editorials, etc. (Do not include presentations, abstracts, or “in preparation” or “under review” articles.)
5. Other Sources of Funding
A list of all current and pending funding sources, including the specific aims of each grant and the degree of overlap with the applicant’s proposal. (Please note: Scientific or budgetary overlap with other funded projects is not allowed.)
6. Budget
The budget should be realistic estimates of the funds required for the proposed research and should also be itemized by category according to the instructions on the budget form.
7. Human Subjects, Radiation Safety and Environmental Health Issues Statement
A written statement testifying that adequate safety precautions will apply for projects that involve any biohazards (e.g., recombinant DNA, chemical carcinogens, etc.) and that the research project has been (or will be) approved by the appropriate Institutional Review Board, Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee, and/or Biohazards Committee.
Policies and Procedures
All Clinical Investigator Award policies and procedures will apply to the Continuation Grant.
2000 Recipients (Five-Year Awards)
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
“Genomic instability in plasma cell dyscrasias,” Mayo Clinic, Scottsdale, Arizona, with Philip R. Greipp, MD, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota
Maura L. Gillison, MD, PhD
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
“Establishing a casual association between HPV and HNSCC” with Keerti V. Shah, MD, DrPH, The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, Maryland
Vered Stearns, MD
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
“Surrogate markers as endpoints: novel clinical design for combining standard and novel therapies in breast cancer” with Nancy E. Davidson, MD, The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, Maryland
Robert H. Vonderheide, MD, PhD
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
“Clinical evaluation of telomerase as a widely expressed tumor-associated antigen linked to oncogenesis” with Carl H. June, MD, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Edus “Hootie” Warren, MD, PhD
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
“Antigen-specific T-cell therapy for leukemia” with Stanley R. Riddell, MD, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Seattle, Washington
2001 Recipients (Five-Year Awards)
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
“Molecular screening in a population at risk for head and neck cancer” with David Sidransky, MD, and Anthony J. Alberg, PhD, MPH, The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, Maryland
Li Li, MD, PhD
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
“Diet, methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase, genomic DNA methylation, and five most promising novel candidate genes in the carcinogenesis of colon neoplasia” with Sanford Markowitz, MD, PhD, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio
Jennifer L. Malin, MD
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
“Quality of chemotherapy care for cancer: evaluating underuse, overuse and misuse” with Katherine L. Kahn, MD, University of California School of Medicine, Los Angeles, California
William R. Sellers, MD
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
“The molecular classification of prostate cancer” with David M. Livingston, MD, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Boston, Massachusetts
Cassian Yee, MD
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
“Adoptive T-cell therapy of melanoma” with Philip D. Greenberg, MD, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Seattle, Washington
2002 Recipients (Five-Year Awards)
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
“Anti-tumor immunity in myeloma” with Ralph M. Steinman, MD, The Rockefeller University, New York, New York
William M. Grady, MD
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
“Novel molecular screening and surveillance methods for colorectal cancer” with John D. Potter, MD, PhD, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Seattle, Washington
Albert C. Koong, MD, PhD
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
“Modulation of protein kinase C as a novel hypoxia-specific therapeutic strategy” with Sarah S. Donaldson, MD, and Amato J. Giaccia, PhD, Stanford University School of Medicine, Stanford, California
James M. Olson, MD, PhD
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
“Predicting retinoid-responsive medulloblastoma patients” with Jeffrey Russell Geyer, MD, and Stephen J. Tapscott, MD, PhD, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Seattle, Washington
Sridhar Mani, MD
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
“Molecular and phenotypic dose adaptation models in the clinical development of novel microtubule binding agents” with Roman Perez-Soler, MD, and Susan B. Horwitz, PhD, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, New York, New York
2003 Recipients (Five-Year Awards)
Scott A. Armstrong, MD, PhD
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator“Genomic identification of new therapeutic targets in leukemia,” Children’s Hospital, Boston, with Todd R. Golub, MD, Children’s Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts
Peter D. Cole, MD
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
“Improving the therapeutic index for children with acute lymphoblastic leukemia through studies of folate physiology and antifolate pharmacodynamics” with I. David Goldman, MD, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Bronx, New York
Dean W. Felsher, MD, PhD
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
“Targeting MYC for the treatment of lymphoma” with Ronald Levy, MD, Stanford University School of Medicine, Stanford, California
Pierre P. Massion, MD
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
“Proteomic approach for risk assessment of lung cancer” with David P. Carbone, MD, PhD, Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Nashville, Tennessee
Jedd D. Wolchok, MD, PhD
Damon Runyon-Lilly Clinical Investigator
“Clinical development of DNA vaccines for melanoma” with Alan N. Houghton, MD, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, New York, New York
Clinical Investigator Award Overview
Damon Runyon Clinical Investigators are eligible to apply for Continuation Grants in the final year of their award.
>>Get Clinical Investigator Award Forms for Applicants and Awardees
>>See Clinical Investigator Application Guidelines
Program Description
NOTICE: The application deadline date for this award has been changed to February 15, 2013. Other changes to the award eligibility/guidelines have also been made. Please review materials carefully.
The Damon Runyon Clinical Investigator Award supports young physician-scientists conducting patient-oriented cancer research. The goal is to increase the number of physicians capable of moving seamlessly between the laboratory and the patient’s bedside in search of breakthrough treatments.
The Clinical Investigator Award responds to three recognized realities:
- Though there has never been a more pressing need or more promising time for clinical cancer research, fewer young physicians enter this area of investigation every year.
- The number of institutions committed to training young physicians in the scientific discipline and methodologies of clinical investigation is critically low.
- The burden of medical school debt (averaging over $100,000) discourages many physicians from pursuing clinical investigation.
The Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation’s award offers solutions to these realities. The awardee will receive financial support for three years, as well as assistance with certain research costs such as the purchase of equipment. The Foundation will also retire up to $100,000 of any medical school debt still owed by the awardee.
Building on the long-term success of the Damon Runyon Postdoctoral Fellowships, the creation of the Clinical Investigator Award is a logical extension of the Foundation’s overall mission to defeat cancer. The Clinical Investigator Award program is specifically intended to provide outstanding young physicians with the resources and training structure essential to becoming successful clinical investigators.
> Current and former Damon Runyon Clinical Investigators and their projects.
Definition of Clinical Research
For the purposes of this award, the Foundation’s definition of clinical research will follow the definition set out in “The NIH Director’s Panel on Clinical Research Report to The Advisory Committee to The NIH Director,” December, 1997.
a) Patient-oriented research: Research conducted with human subjects (or on material of human origin such as tissues, specimens and cognitive phenomena) for which an investigator directly interacts with human subjects. This area of research includes: patient-based studies of mechanisms of human disease, diagnostic and therapeutic interventions, clinical trials and development of new technologies for the detection, treatment and prevention of human cancers.
b) Epidemiologic and behavioral studies.
c) Outcomes research and health services research.
Excluded from this definition are in vitro studies that utilize human tissues but do not deal directly with patients. In other words, clinical or patient-oriented research is research in which it is necessary to know the identity of the patient(s) from whom the cells or tissues under study are derived.
Preference will be given to research that adheres to the “Handshake Rule,” meaning that the physician will conduct research studies that directly involve patients.
Partnership with NIH and NCI
Damon Runyon has a novel partnership with the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the National Cancer Institute (NCI), which uniquely opens access to the NIH Clinical Center (CC) to Damon Runyon Clinical Investigators. The goal of this partnership is to use the special talent, expertise and resources of the participants to undertake pilot studies of specific diseases and to develop collaborative partnerships that accelerate clinical and translational cancer research, and thereby improve human health.
Potential opportunities for pilot partnership:
Click here to view the press release announcing this partnership.1. Damon Runyon Clinical Investigator Award applicants may apply with a mentor or co-mentor from NCI or another NIH Institute. The proposal must identify the research to be done at and resources to be used at the NIH CC.
2. Current Damon Runyon Clinical Investigators may conduct a research project at the NIH CC in collaboration with an NIH tenured/tenure-track investigator. The Damon Runyon Clinical Investigator would be the PI or co-PI on the project.
3. Current Damon Runyon Clinical Investigators may request to use the special equipment or facilities at the NIH CC, which could provide opportunities for investigators that may not be possible in their home institutions. Examples are: obtaining research materials such as research PET ligands or products from the CC Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) facilities, or accessing other non patient-related activities/facilities. No NIH scientist collaboration would be required.
Please contact the Foundation’s Chief Scientific Officer, Yung Lie, PhD with any questions regarding NIH/NCI partnership opportunities (212.455.0521).
Research, Training and Development
During each award year, the applicant must commit a minimum of 80% of their full-time professional effort to the conduct of research and research career development. [In rare circumstances, the CIA Review Committee may consider an applicant with less than 80% protected time if their Department Chair can provide a compelling reason explaining why a waiver of the 80% requirement should be granted, what percentage of effort will be guaranteed, and what safeguards will be put in place to make sure the individual’s research will not be compromised by their clinical/administrative activities.]
The Mentor’s role is to foster the development of the applicant’s knowledge, technical and analytical skills, and capacity for scientific inquiry in the field of human disease-oriented clinical and translational research. The Mentor also acts as an advocate for the applicant at the departmental, institutional, and professional levels.
Selection and Review
The Clinical Investigator Award Committee (CIAC) will review applications and select awardees for approval by the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation's Board of Directors. CIAC puts a premium on innovation and creativity when reviewing applications.
Selection Criteria
- Excellence of the applicant and mentor.
- Innovation, creativity, quality and originality of the research proposal.
- The commitment of the mentor and institution to the development and training of the applicant as a skilled clinical research investigator.
- Evidence of the applicant’s commitment to clinical translational and/or cancer prevention research and their ability to apply advances in laboratory research to clinical problems.
- Importance of the proposed research to the field of cancer and/or cancer prevention.
- Adherence of the proposal to the definition of clinical research as set out on this web page.
- Adherence to the “Handshake Rule.”
Program Sponsors
Under the leadership of the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation, the Clinical Investigator Award is funded in part through Accelerating Cancer Cures, a collaboration of the biopharmaceutical industry, academia and young researchers formed to achieve breakthroughs against cancer by rebuilding the ranks of brilliant and committed clinical investigators who can translate science into cures. Members include: Eli Lilly and Company, Celgene, Merck, Millennium: The Takeda Oncology Company, Pfizer and The Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA).
Eligibility
- The applicant must be a U.S. citizen or permanent legal resident.
- Each applicant must be nominated by his/her institution. Applications will only be accepted from institutions that have been invited to submit them by the Foundation. Three (3) nominations per institution, including its affiliated schools, will be accepted. Because of its number of affiliated hospitals, Harvard Medical School may submit up to six (6) nominations.
- The applicant must have received an MD or MD/PhD degree(s) from an accredited institution, completed his/her subspecialty training and be board-eligible.
- The applicant must apply within the first four (4) years of his/her initial full faculty appointment (cut-off July 2009). Adjunct or acting positions are not eligible.
- Candidates may apply up to three times during this eligibility period. Candidates holding or awarded R01s at the time of application are not eligible to apply.
- The applicant must commit to spending 80% of their time conducting research. [In rare circumstances, the CIA Review Committee may consider an applicant with less than 80% protected time if their Department Chair can provide a compelling reason explaining why a waiver of the 80% requirement should be granted, what percentage of effort will be guaranteed, and what safeguards will be put in place to make sure the individual’s research will not be compromised by their clinical/administrative activities.]
- The applicant is required to apply in conjunction with a Mentor who is established in the field of clinical translational cancer research, cancer prevention and/or epidemiology and can provide the critical guidance needed during the period of the award. No more than two Damon Runyon Clinical Investigators will be funded to work with the same Mentor at any given time.
Funding
The $450,000 award will be for a period of three years. Funding in the amount of $150,000 will be allocated to the awardee’s institution each year for the support of the Clinical Investigator. Funds are intended to be flexible and can be used for a variety of scientific needs including the Investigator’s stipend and/or fringe benefits (up to $100,000), salaries for professional and technical personnel, special equipment, supplies and other miscellaneous items required to conduct the proposed research. No part of this grant can be used for indirect costs or institutional overhead.
Other Funding
Investigators may receive funding from other sources to support their research. However, no other physician-scientist career development award from a private source (non-federal government) may be held concurrently with the Clinical Investigator Award.
Physician-scientist career development awards from the federal government including the National Institutes of Health (e.g., K-08, K-12, K-23), the Department of Defense, and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs are allowed.
Scientific or budgetary overlap with other funded projects is not allowed. Therefore, it is critical that all current and pending grant support for your research be reported to the Foundation and the relationship of that support to the Damon Runyon funded project be explained.
Examples of awards that cannot be held concurrently with the Damon Runyon Clinical Investigator Award include (but are not limited to):
- AACR- Career Development Award
- American Cancer Society- Mentored Research Scholar Grants in Applied and Clinical Research
- ASCO- Career Development Award
- Burroughs Wellcome Fund- Career Award for Medical Scientists
- Doris Duke Charitable Foundation- Clinical Scientist Development Award
- Howard Hughes Medical Institute- Physician-Scientists Early Career Award, Early Career Scientist Competition
- Kimmel Foundation- Kimmel Translation Science Award, Kimmel Scholar Award
- Leukemia and Lymphoma Society- Career Development Program, Scholar Awards
Please contact the Foundation with any questions regarding concurrent funding (212.455.0520).
Debt Repayment Program
The Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation will retire up to $100,000 of any qualifying medical school debt still owed by the awardee. Download our debt repayment forms.
Reporting
SCIENTIFIC
The CIAC will be responsible for assessing the progress of the awardee. Both the Clinical Investigator and mentor must submit signed annual progress reports due on the 15th day of the final month of each year of funding and signed final progress reports no later than 60 days after the completion of the award. In addition to written reports, Clinical Investigators will present oral progress reports during the second year of the award.
Progress Reports Instructions
All reports are kept strictly confidential. The goal of the reports is three-fold. First, the reports serve as an auditing tool to monitor research progress and assure that the research is on target with the funded project. Second, the reports allow the Foundation to perform regular program evaluations including issues related to mentoring, areas of study, concurrent funding, networking opportunities, career development, and award impact. Third, the reports provide an opportunity to identify specific part(s) of the Clinical Investigators' research (e.g., fundamental advance, clinical trial development, patient-related anecdote, publications) that the Foundation may highlight in various media outlets. In fact, we would appreciate contact from Investigators at anytime to share such information.
The Investigator’s annual progress report includes:
- A completed questionnaire on the Investigator's progress, institutional commitment and mentorship.
- A summary of research performed during the award year and evaluation of the results. The summary should be technical, but targeted to a general scientific audience. The summary should be sufficiently detailed such that the Clinical Investigator’s research activities over the award year are clearly described. Figures and references can be included if appropriate. If the research differs from the originally funded proposal, please provide an explanation. The report must be signed by the Clinical Investigator and by the Mentor(s) and should not exceed four pages.
- A statement addressing where the Investigator is in advancing his/her research to translation.
- A one-paragraph lay summary, for the public, detailing the research performed over the award year.
- An up-to-date curriculum vitae including: a. A bibliography of all publications from the award year (please submit PDF copies of reprints). b. An updated list of current and pending funding. c. A list of conferences and seminars attended and presentations given during the award year. d. Changes in the Clinical Investigator’s responsibilities or title (tenure/promotion, leadership positions, consultant work, etc.).
- Brief comments on the most important accomplishment over the past year. Also, please address any issues or concerns regarding career development, obstacles to success, or mentoring of physician-scientists to which the Foundation might respond.
- A brief description of the Clinical Investigator’s current research and office space allocation.
- A completed intellectual property disclosure form.
The Investigator’s final progress report includes:
- A completed questionnaire on the Investigator's progress, institutional commitment and mentorship.
- A summary of research performed during the award and evaluation of the results. The summary should be technical, but targeted to a general scientific audience. The summary should be sufficiently detailed such that the Clinical Investigator’s research activities are clearly described. Figures and references can be included if appropriate. If the research differs from the originally funded proposal, please provide an explanation. The report must be signed by the Clinical Investigator and by the mentor(s) and should not exceed four pages.
- A statement addressing where the Investigator is in advancing his/her research to translation.
- A one-paragraph lay summary, for the public, detailing the accomplishments over the term of the award, including how the research has impacted the cancer field.
- An up-to-date curriculum vitae including: a. A bibliography of all publications resulting from the Clinical Investigator’s research (please submit PDF copies of reprints). b. An updated list of current and pending funding. c. A list of conferences and seminars attended and presentations given during the award year. d. Changes in the Clinical Investigator’s responsibilities or title (tenure/promotion, leadership positions, consultant work, etc.).
- A statement indicating how the award made a difference in the Clinical Investigator’s career.
- Brief comments on the most important accomplishment over the award term. Please address any issues or concerns regarding career development, obstacles to success, or mentoring of physician-scientists to which the Foundation might respond.
- A completed intellectual property disclosure form.
Annual Mentor’s Report
Summarizes the Investigator’s progress in becoming an independent clinical investigator in the field of human disease-oriented clinical and translational research.
FINANCIAL
The institution's financial officer must maintain a separate account for the Clinical Investigator and this account must be available for audit by representatives of the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation. None of the funds awarded can be used for indirect costs. Reports of expenditures must be submitted to the Foundation within 30 days of the end of each award year. Upon termination or expiration of the award, a final report of expenditures with the refund of any unexpended balance must be submitted within 30 days.
Annual Financial Expenditure Report Preparation Guidelines
> Please use the Foundation’s form for the report.
> Up to $100,000 may be used for the Investigator's stipend and/or fringe benefits annually.
> No part of this award may be used for institutional overhead.
> Any balance carried forward from the previous year should be denoted on the form where indicated. ($100,000 limit for stipend.)
> For funds covering stipend and/or fringe benefits for anyone other than the Investigator, please provide their names and position titles in the breakdown section or as an attachment.
> Itemize supplies by category (please attach additional pages, if necessary).
> Identify each item of equipment with an acquisition cost of more than $1,500 by name, date of purchase and price.
> If patient costs are requested, include under ‘Other Costs’.
> For travel, please provide the following details:
-name and position title of attendee, if other than Investigator
-name and location of scientific meeting or conference attended
-dates of meeting/conference
-use of funds- restricted to registration fee, lodging, meals, transportation (if by train or plane, must be coach class ticket only).
Award Policies and Procedures
Terms of the Award
All awards are made to the sponsoring institution for the support of the designated Clinical Investigator. An award does not constitute an employer-employee relationship between the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation and the awardee.
Accelerating Cancer Cures Annual Symposium
Each year a symposium will be held to highlight the achievements of the Clinical Investigators and promote scientific interactions with our Accelerating Cancer Cures sponsors (currently Eli Lilly and Company, Celgene, Genentech, Merck, Millennium: The Takeda Oncology Company, Pfizer, and The Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA). All current Clinical Investigators are expected to attend.
Medical School Loan Repayment Program for Clinical Investigators
The Damon Runyon Clinical Investigator Award is designed to encourage and assist greater numbers of physicians to become clinical investigators and conduct patient-oriented research. As part of this award program, the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation (the “Foundation”) will pay up to $100,000 of outstanding medical school loans of Damon Runyon Clinical Investigator Award recipients pursuant to the below policy.
Qualifying loans: Debt incurred for tuition and direct educational expenses during medical school and any interest thereon. (Loans for general items or living expenses, e.g., housing, transportation, consumables, do not qualify for this program.) Loans must be from a government entity, academic institution or commercial or chartered lending institution.
Eligibility and amount of support: Debt and interest thereon will be paid up to an amount equal to One Hundred Thousand Dollars ($100,000) in the aggregate over the award period with amounts not to exceed Thirty Thousand Dollars ($30,000) in any one-year period with the remaining balance paid at the completion of the award, if the following conditions are met:
(i) Participants in this program must be current holders of the Damon Runyon Clinical Investigator Award in good standing.
(ii) Participants in this program must submit documentation regarding the loans (e.g., receipts and supporting documents for tuition and directly related expenses, loan agreements, payment information) to the Foundation within one month of acceptance of a Clinical Investigator Award to determine whether they qualify for this program. Documentation of loan status and payment information must be provided to the Foundation annually, no later than one month prior to the award renewal date, as a condition of continued participation.
(iii) Participants enrolled in NIH-sponsored loan repayment programs or any other debt relief programs must disclose the details of such agreements to the Foundation.
Payments: For each year of eligibility, the Foundation will pay directly to each lender an amount representing the total payments owed by the participant for all qualifying loans for that year up to an aggregate maximum of $30,000 (“Annual Debt Payments”). If the participant has qualifying loans with annual payments in excess of $30,000, the Foundation, in its discretion, will determine which loans it will pay. Upon the successful completion of the Clinical Investigator Award, the Foundation will pay the lending institutions the remaining balance on any outstanding loans up to a maximum of $100,000 total (“Final Payment”). If the participant does not demonstrate a continuing commitment to clinical research upon the completion of the Clinical Investigator Award, the Foundation reserves the right to withhold the Final Payment.
Consolidated loans: The Foundation will make repayments on consolidated loans that were originally obtained for qualifying medical school expenses but not when they have been combined or refinanced with non-qualifying loans. Participants must submit the loan agreement for consolidated loans as well as loan agreements for each underlying loan.
Leave without pay: Loan repayments will not be made during leaves of absence unless written permission is granted by the Foundation.
Obligations not qualifying for repayment: (i) Loans not obtained from a government entity, academic institution, or a commercial or other chartered lending institution such as loans from friends, relatives, or other individuals. (ii) Delinquent loans, loans in default, loans not current in their payment schedule, or loans already repaid. (iii) Late fees, penalty fees, additional interest charges, or collection costs.
Reimbursement for increased income tax liabilities: Loan repayments made to lenders represent taxable income to program participants. This income will be reported annually to the IRS and may result in an increase in participants’ Federal, State, and Local tax liabilities. To offset tax liability increases, the Foundation will approximate the added liability using the applicable tax rates each year and pay this amount directly to the participant at the time of each repayment (“Additional Tax Payment”). For purposes of the foregoing, the assumed tax rate shall be determined by the Foundation, in its sole discretion, and may or may not equal the tax rate that actually applies to the participant.
Payback Agreement: If a participant in this program terminates his or her Clinical Investigator Award prior to the end of the award term, the Foundation shall, in its sole discretion, be entitled to require repayment by the participant of all Annual Debt Payments and Additional Tax Payments. The Foundation reserves the right to waive this payback requirement if the participant continues in clinical investigation after early termination of the Clinical Investigator Award. This payback will be paid over the same period of time and in the same amounts as the initial payments by the Foundation.
Publications and Presentations
Publications (including abstracts of presentations at scientific or clinical meetings) resulting from projects supported by the Foundation must carry the following acknowledgment: “[Name of Awardee] is a Damon Runyon Clinical Investigator supported (in part) by the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation (CI-#[__]).”
Awardees should identify themselves as Damon Runyon Clinical Investigators when presenting their work at scientific conferences or accepting professional honors or awards. Download a copy of the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation logo for inclusion in Power Point presentations or posters.
Transfers or Termination
Should the Clinical Investigator wish to discontinue the project, leave the designated institution or modify any agreement on the award letter, he/she must seek approval from the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation in advance. Failure to comply with this requirement will result in an immediate termination and may jeopardize any future awards to the institution by the Foundation.
All awardees must adhere to the terms of both our award statement and our invention policy.
> Award Acceptance Form
> Intellectual Property Disclosure Form
> Intellectual Property — Annual Update Form
> Financial Expenditure Report Form
The award will be granted for a period of three years and is subject to review and approval each year as set out under the terms and conditions.
Continuation Grants
All third-year Damon Runyon Clinical Investigators are eligible to apply for the Damon Runyon Clinical Investigator Award Continuation Grant, which is designed to provide two additional years of support to Damon Runyon Clinical Investigators who are approaching the end of their awards and need extra time and funding to complete a promising avenue of research, or initiate/continue a clinical trial.
> Further details on Continuation Grants
Contact Information:
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Damon Runyon-Sohn Pediatric Fellowship Award Forms
Forms for Fellowship Applicants:
Application Checklist
Cover Sheet
Co-Sponsor Cover Sheet (if applicable)
Summary of Research Form
Reference Letter Form
Forms for Fellowship Awardees:
Award Statement
Award Acceptance Form
Dependent Child Allowance Form
Expenditure Report Form
Expense Allowance Usage Form
Intellectual Property Disclosure Form
Invention Policy
Year 1 Progress Report Form
Year 2 Progress Report Form
Final Progress Report Form
Dale F. Frey Award for Breakthrough Scientist Forms
Forms for Frey Award Applicants:
Frey Award Application Cover Sheet
Frey Award Reference Letter Form
Forms for Frey Awardees:
Frey Award Statement
Frey Award Expenditure Report Form
Intellectual Property Disclosure Form
Invention Policy
Fellowship Award Forms
Forms for Fellowship Applicants:
Application Checklist
Cover Sheet
Co-Sponsor Cover Sheet (if applicable)
Summary of Research Form
Reference Letter Form
Forms for Fellowship Awardees:
Award Statement
Award Acceptance Form
Dependent Child Allowance Form
Expenditure Report Form
Expense Allowance Usage Form
Intellectual Property Disclosure Form
Invention Policy
Renewal Award Statement
Year 1 Progress Report Form
Year 2 Progress Report Form
Final Progress Report Form
Dale F. Frey Award for Breakthrough Scientist Forms
Forms for Frey Award Applicants:
Frey Award Application Cover Sheet
Frey Award Reference Letter Form
Forms for Frey Awardees:
Frey Award Statement
Frey Award Expenditure Report Form
Intellectual Property Disclosure Form
Invention Policy
Damon Runyon-Sohn Pediatric Cancer Fellowship Award Committee
CHAIR
William L. Carroll, MD
Julie and Edward J. Minskoff Professor of Pediatrics
Director of the Cancer Institute
New York University
New York, New York
Scott A. Armstrong, MD, PhD
Director, Leukemia Center
Vice Chair for Basic and Translational Research, Department of Pediatrics
Grayer Family Chair
Sloan-Kettering Institute
New York, New York
Patrick A. Brown, MD
Assistant Professor, Department of Oncology
The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Baltimore, Maryland
Peter D. Cole, MD
Associate Professor, Department of Pediatrics
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
New York, New York
Frederick R. Cross, PhD
Professor, Laboratory of Yeast Molecular Genetics
The Rockefeller University
New York, New York
R. Kiplin Guy, PhD
Chairman
Department of Chemical Biology and Therapeutics
St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
Memphis, Tennessee
Maria Jasin, PhD
Member, Molecular Biology Program
Sloan-Kettering Institute
New York, New York
James M. Olson, MD, PhD
Member
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
Seattle, Washington
Martine F. Roussel, PhD
Endowed Chair in Molecular Oncogenesis
Co-Director, Cancer Center Signal Transduction Program
St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
Memphis, Tennessee
Christopher C. Wylie, PhD
William Schubert Chair & Director
Division of Developmental Biology
Children's Hospital Medical Center
Cincinnati, Ohio
~this page last updated 10.17.12~
Invention Policy
Fellowship Award Committee
CHAIR
Terry Magnuson, PhD
Sarah Graham Kenan Professor and Chair
Department of Genetics
Program Director, Cancer Genetics
Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center
University of North Carolina School of Medicine
Chapel Hill, North Carolina
VICE CHAIR
Alex L. Kolodkin, PhD
HHMI Investigator
Professor
Department of Neuroscience
The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Baltimore, Maryland
Susan L. Ackerman, PhD
HHMI Investigator
Professor
The Jackson Laboratory
Bar Harbor, Maine
Sharon Y.R. Dent, PhD
Professor and Chair
Department of Molecular Carcinogenesis
Director, Science Park
Director, Center for Cancer Epigenetics
MD Anderson Cancer Center
Smithville, Texas
Adolfo A. Ferrando, MD, PhD
Associate Professor of Pediatrics and Pathology
Director, WOLF Foundation
Leukemia/Lymphoma Laboratory
Institute for Cancer Genetics
Columbia University Medical Center
New York, New York
Kevin M. Haigis, PhD
Assistant Professor
Department of Pathology
Harvard Medical School
Boston, Massachusetts
Thomas S. Hays, PhD
Professor
Department of Genetics, Cell Biology and Development
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Maria Jasin, PhD
Lab Head, Developmental Biology Program
Sloan-Kettering Institute
New York, New York
Jun O. Liu, PhD
Professor
Departments of Pharmacology and Molecular Sciences
The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Baltimore, Maryland
Erik A. Lundquist, PhD
Professor
Department of Molecular Biosciences
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas
Michael T. McManus, PhD
Professor
Department of Microbiology and Immunology
Diabetes Center
University of California, San Francisco
San Francisco, California
Tobias Meyer, PhD
Chair, Department of Chemical
and Systems Biology
Winzer Professor of Cell Biology
Stanford University
Stanford, California
Denise J. Montell, PhD
Director, Center for Cell Dynamics
Professor, Department of Biological Chemistry
The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Baltimore, Maryland
Clodagh O'Shea, PhD
William Scandling Assistant Professor
Molecular and Cell Biology Laboratory
Salk Institute for Biological Studies
La Jolla, California
Elaine A. Ostrander, PhD
Chief and Senior Investigator, Cancer Genetics Branch
Head, Comparative Genetics Section
Genome Scientist
Bethesda, Maryland
Alexander Rudensky, PhD
HHMI Investigator
Chair, Immunology Program
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
New York, New York
Julien Sage, PhD
Associate Professor
Department of Pediatrics and Genetics
Stanford University School of Medicine
Stanford, California
Brent R. Stockwell, PhD
Associate Professor
Department of Biological Sciences and
Department of Chemistry
Columbia University
New York, New York
Hongtao Yu, PhD
HHMI Investigator
Professor
Department of Pharmacology
UT Southwestern Medical Center
Dallas, Texas
~this page last updated 6.17.13~
Damon Runyon-Sohn Pediatric Cancer Fellowship Award Overview
Eligibility | Funding | Confidentiality | Reporting | Publications/Presentations | Terms | Frey Award
Damon Runyon-Sohn Fellows are eligible to apply for Dale F. Frey Awards for Breakthrough Scientists in the third year of their award.
>>Get Fellowship Award Forms for Applicants and Awardees
>>See Fellowship Application Guidelines
Program Description
The Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation has joined together with the Sohn Conference Foundation, dedicated to curing pediatric cancers, to establish the Damon Runyon-Sohn Pediatric Cancer Fellowship Award. This award provides funding to basic scientists and clinicians who conduct research with the potential to significantly impact the prevention, diagnosis or treatment of one or more pediatric cancers.
Candidates must apply for the fellowship under the guidance of a Sponsor—a scientist (tenured, tenure-track or equivalent position) capable of providing mentorship to the Fellow. In addition to aiding in the planning, execution and supervision of the proposed research, the Sponsor’s role is to foster the development of the Fellow’s overall knowledge, technical and analytical skills, and capacity for scientific inquiry. The Sponsor is also expected to assist the Fellow in attaining his/her career goals.
Awards are made to institutions for the support of the Fellow under direct supervision of the Sponsor. Candidates who have already accepted a postdoctoral research fellowship award are not eligible.
The primary criteria used to evaluate applicants are:
- potential impact of the research on pediatric cancer
- the quality of the research proposal (importance of the problem, originality of approach, appropriateness of techniques and clarity of presentation)
- the qualifications, experience and productivity of both the candidate and the Sponsor
- the quality of the research training environment in which the proposed research is to be conducted and its potential for broadening and strengthening the candidate's ability to conduct innovative and substantive research. The proposed research and training environment should represent a new opportunity for the candidate to expand his/her scientific skill set. Direct extensions of the candidate's graduate work (in approach, technique or exact area of study) will not be funded.
Damon Runyon-Sohn Pediatric Cancer Fellowships are granted for a three-year term with second- and third-year funding contingent upon satisfactory progress reports. Fellows in their first- and third-years of funding will attend Damon Runyon Fellows' Retreats designed to foster collaboration and interaction between scientists working in different fields relevant to cancer. Click here for more information on Damon Runyon Fellows' Retreats.
All fellowship awards are approved by the Board of Directors of the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation acting upon the recommendation of the Damon Runyon-Sohn Pediatric Cancer Fellowship Award Committee.
Eligibility
- Applicants must have completed one or more of the following degrees or its equivalent: MD, PhD, MD/PhD, DDS, DVM. The applicant must include a copy of his/her diploma to confirm date of conferral.
(If an applicant has not yet received his/her PhD diploma but has successfully completed all PhD requirements, including PhD defense, he/she may submit a letter from the graduate school explicitly stating such, with the date of the successful PhD defense and date of degree conferral.) - Level 1 Funding: Basic and physician-scientists must have received their degrees no more than one year prior to the FAC meeting at which their applications are to be considered.* Applicants must not have been in their Sponsors' labs for more than one year prior to the date of the FAC meeting at which their applications are to be considered* and are expected to devote 100% of their time and effort to Damon Runyon-supported research activities.
- Level 2 Funding: Physician-scientist applicants (MD, MD/PhD, DDS, DVM or the equivalent) must have completed their residencies and clinical training, must be board eligible at the start date of the Damon Runyon-Sohn Fellowship, and be able to devote at least 80% of their time and effort to Damon Runyon-Sohn supported research activities. Applicants may apply at any time prior to their initial assistant professorship appointment (or equivalent); postdoctoral fellows, clinical fellows and clinical instructors are eligible to apply. Candidates holding or awarded NIH K awards at the time of application are not eligible to apply. (Candidates holding institutional K12 awards may apply, but must turn-back K12 funding if they are awarded a Damon Runyon-Sohn Pediatric Cancer Fellowship.)
*The cut-off date is day 15 of the month immediately preceding the month FAC meets. The applicant must include a copy of his/her diploma to confirm date of conferral. (See chart in Deadlines section.)
**For foreign-trained physicians, equivalency will be determined on a case-by-case basis.
- The proposed research must be conducted at a university, hospital or research institution.
- No more than two Damon Runyon and/or Damon Runyon-Sohn Fellows will be funded to work with the same Sponsor at any given time.
- Only one fellowship application will be accepted from a Sponsor or Fellow per review session; there is no limit, however, to the number of applications from an institution.
- Postdoctoral training in the same institution in which the applicant received his/her degree is discouraged, particularly if it is in the same department. (If either situation applies, the applicant must address the reason(s) in his/her application.) Proposals to continue training in the laboratory where the applicant received his/her PhD will not be considered. Proposals that are direct extensions of graduate work will not be funded.
- Candidates who have already accepted a postdoctoral research fellowship award are not eligible.
- Candidates who are pursuing a degree are not eligible.
- Candidates applying to work in foreign-based or United States government laboratories may be awarded a fellowship if they are considered to be especially meritorious or if the program represents an unusual opportunity for postdoctoral training.
- Foreign candidates may apply to do their research only in the United States.
Funding
The award may not be used for institutional overhead or indirect costs.
Award Stipends
| Year of Award | Level 1 Stipend | Level 2 Stipend* | Expenses |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st Year | $50,000 | $60,000 | $2,000 |
| 2nd Year | $50,000 | $60,000 | $2,000 |
| 3rd Year | $50,000 | $60,000 | $2,000 |
*Physician-scientists who have completed their residencies, clinical training and are board eligible will receive Level 2 funding.
Expense Allowance
The $2,000 expense allowance is awarded to the laboratory in which the Fellow is working and can be used by the Fellow for his/her educational and scientific expenses. With a written request to the Foundation from the Fellow, the expense allowance may be used to defray the cost of health benefits. The Fellow determines how he/she would like to spend the money with approval from his/her mentor. It is not an allowance for institutional overhead, postdoctoral scholar registration fees or postdoctoral fellowship taxes. Institutions may not automatically deduct any fees from this allowance without the Fellow’s approval. If you have any questions on how the money may be spent, please contact the Foundation (212.455.0520 or .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)).
Dependent Child Allowance
The Foundation also provides a Dependent Child Allowance of $1,000 per child per year. (There is no allowance for a spouse.) Eligible Fellows must provide a copy of the birth or adoption certificate for each child.
> Dependent Child Allowance Form
Confidentiality Policy
To prevent any adverse consequences to their intellectual and professional development, Fellows performing research in laboratories funded in whole or in part by commercial entities are prohibited from entering into confidentiality agreements with such for-profit sponsors.
Reporting
SCIENTIFIC
Second- and third-year funding of awards is contingent upon satisfactory review of the annual progress reports. All reports are kept strictly confidential. The reports serve as an auditing tool to monitor research progress and assure that the Fellow's research is on target with the funded project.
At the end of the 11th and 23rd months of funding, the Fellow must submit a detailed progress report, not to exceed three pages, that includes:
- A summary of research performed during the award year and evaluation of the results. The summary should be technical, but targeted to a general scientific audience. It should be sufficiently detailed such that the Fellow’s research activities over the award year are clearly articulated. Figures and references may be included if appropriate. If the research differs from the originally funded proposal, please provide an explanation. The report must be signed by both the Fellow and the Sponsor.
- A brief, lay abstract of research performed during the award year, including how the research is relevant to pediatric cancer. The lay summary should not exceed one page.
- A bibliography of publications from the award year (please submit pdf copies of publications).
- A list of conferences and seminars attended and presentations given during the award year.
- A brief summary, from the Sponsor, assessing the Fellow’s scientific progress and professional development.
- A completed intellectual property disclosure form.
At the completion of the fellowship, the Fellow must submit:
- A detailed summary of research performed during the period of the Fellowship and evaluation of the results. The summary should be technical, but targeted to a general scientific audience. The summary should be sufficiently detailed such that the Fellow’s research activities over the award period are clearly articulated. Figures and references may be included if appropriate. If the research differs from the originally funded proposal, please provide an explanation. The report must be signed by both the Fellow and the Sponsor.
- Two abstracts (one lay and one scientific) of total accomplishments over the term of the award, including how the research is relevant to pediatric cancer.
- A bibliography of all publications resulting from the research (please submit pdf copies of publications).
- A list of conferences and seminars attended and presentations given over the course of the award.
- A statement indicating how the Damon Runyon-Sohn award made a difference to the Fellow.
- A statement of future plans.
- An up-to-date curriculum vitae.
- A brief summary, from the Sponsor, assessing the Fellow’s scientific progress and professional development.
- A completed intellectual property disclosure form.
FINANCIAL
The institution's financial officer must maintain a separate account including receipts for each fellowship, and this account must be available for audit by representatives of the Foundation. Reports of expenditures on forms provided by the Foundation must be submitted within 30 days of the end of each award year. Any unexpended expense allowance may be carried over to the next award year, but any unexpended stipend must be returned to the Foundation at the end of each fellowship year. Upon termination or expiration of the fellowship, a final report of expenditures, with the refund of any unexpended balance, must also be submitted within 30 days.
Financial Expenditure Report Preparation Guidelines:
1. Please use the Damon Runyon Fellowship Financial Expenditure Report form provided by the foundation.
2. Indicate any carry-over of the previous year’s expense allowance in the second row as an amount received in addition to the current year’s $2,000 allowance.
3. If the expense allowance was used for travel, please provide the following details:
4. If the expense allowance was used for supplies, please provide a list of the general categories of the supplies. If any one piece of equipment purchased costs $1,500 or more, please provide the name of the item, date of purchase, and price.a. name and location of scientific meeting or conference attended
b. dates of meeting/conference
c. use of funds; restricted to registration fee, lodging, meals, transportation (if by train or plane, must be coach class ticket only).
5. The only allowable purchases that may be listed in the “other” category are:
a. health insurance (if requested by the Fellow)6. If applicable, any Dependent Child Allowance received need not be denoted on the financial report.
b. scientific subscriptions
c. contact our office for approval of any items not listed here
Publications/Presentations
Publications (including abstracts of presentations at scientific or clinical meetings) resulting from projects supported by the Foundations must carry the following acknowledgment: "[Name of Awardee] is a Damon Runyon-Sohn Pediatric Cancer Fellow supported by the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation and The Sohn Conference Foundation (DRSG-#[___])."
Contact the Foundation at meghan.mccloskey@damonrunyon.org if you do not know your DRSG #.
Awardees are also encouraged to identify themselves as Damon Runyon-Sohn Fellows when presenting their work at professional conferences. Download a copy of the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation logo for inclusion in Power Point presentations or posters.
Terms of the Award
All awards are made to the sponsoring institution for support of the designated Fellow. An award does not constitute an employer-employee relationship between the Foundation and the recipient. Supplementation of stipends is permitted from either the host institution or sponsor’s grants, but not by any other fellowship awards or grants. The total stipend should not exceed the level of support for other professionals at the same level of training in that institution.
Fellows are permitted to obtain additional awards or grants to cover research expenses only. Fellows are not permitted to hold any other award or grant that supplements their stipend. Fellows are required to seek approval from the Foundation before applying for any other award or grant. Scientific or budgetary overlap with other funded projects is not allowed. Therefore, it is critical that all current and pending grant support for your research be reported to the Foundation and the relationship of that support to the Damon Runyon funded project be explained.
Damon Runyon-Sohn Fellowship awards are intended for full-time research. Physician-scientists must devote their principal time and effort (at least 80 percent) to Damon Runyon-supported research activities. Activities constituting the remaining 20 percent of time and effort should be clearly specified in the application and in the annual progress report. Damon Runyon-Sohn Fellows are not permitted to pursue additional degrees during the course of their fellowship.
The Damon Runyon Foundation will allow up to 12 weeks of paid parental leave for birth/adoptive parents consistent with their institution’s policy. The Foundation must be notified in advance of the leave.
Should the Fellow and/or Sponsor wish to discontinue the project, leave the designated institution or modify any aspect of the award, he or she must seek approval from the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation in advance. Failure to comply with this requirement may jeopardize any future awards to the institution and/or Sponsor by the Foundation.
All awardees must adhere to the terms of both our award statement and our invention policy.
> Award Acceptance Form
> Intellectual Property Disclosure Form
> Intellectual Property — Annual Update Form
> Financial Expenditure Report Form
Dale F. Frey Award for Breakthrough Scientists
At the end of the Fellowship, there are often a select few Damon Runyon Fellows who have greatly exceeded the Foundation’s highest expectations. To catapult their research careers—and their impact on cancer—the Foundation will make an additional investment in these exceptional individuals by selecting them as recipients of the Dale F. Frey Award for Breakthrough Scientists.
> Further details on Frey Awards
Contact Information:
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Fellowship Award Overview
Eligibility | Funding | Confidentiality | Reporting | Publications/Presentations | Terms | Dale Frey Award
Damon Runyon Fellows are eligible to apply for Dale F. Frey Awards for Breakthrough Scientists in the third year of their award.
>>Get Fellowship Award Forms for Applicants and Awardees
>>See Fellowship Application Guidelines
Program Description
The Foundation encourages all theoretical and experimental research relevant to the study of cancer and the search for cancer causes, mechanisms, therapies and prevention.
Candidates must apply for the fellowship under the guidance of a Sponsor—a scientist (tenured, tenure-track or equivalent position) capable of providing mentorship to the Fellow. In addition to aiding in the planning, execution and supervision of the proposed research, the Sponsor’s role is to foster the development of the Fellow’s overall knowledge, technical and analytical skills, and capacity for scientific inquiry. The Sponsor is also expected to assist the Fellow in attaining his/her career goals.
Awards are made to institutions for the support of the Fellow under direct supervision of the Sponsor. Candidates who have already accepted a postdoctoral research fellowship award are not eligible.
The primary criteria used to evaluate applicants are:
- the quality of the research proposal (importance of the problem, originality of approach, appropriateness of techniques and clarity of presentation)
- the qualifications, experience and productivity of both the candidate and the Sponsor
- the quality of the research training environment in which the proposed research is to be conducted and its potential for broadening and strengthening the candidate's ability to independently conduct innovative and substantive research. The proposed research and training environment should represent a new opportunity for the candidate to expand his/her scientific skill set. Direct extensions of the candidate's graduate work (in approach, technique or exact area of study) will not be funded.
Damon Runyon Postdoctoral Research Fellowships are granted for a three-year term with second- and third-year funding contingent upon satisfactory progress reports. Fellows in their first- and third-years of funding will attend Damon Runyon Fellows' Retreats designed to foster collaboration and interaction between scientists working in different fields relevant to cancer. Click here for more information on Damon Runyon Fellows' Retreats.
All fellowship awards are approved by the Board of Directors of the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation acting upon the recommendation of the Fellowship Award Committee (FAC).
> List of currently funded Damon Runyon Fellows
Eligibility
- Applicants must have completed one or more of the following degrees or its equivalent: MD, PhD, MD/PhD, DDS, DVM. The applicant must include a copy of his/her diploma to confirm date of conferral.
(If an applicant has not yet received his/her PhD diploma but has successfully completed all PhD requirements, including PhD defense, he/she may submit a letter from the graduate school explicitly stating such, with the date of the successful PhD defense and date of degree conferral.) - Level 1 Funding: Basic and physician-scientists must have received their degrees no more than one year prior to the FAC meeting at which their applications are to be considered.* Applicants must not have been in their Sponsors' labs for more than one year prior to the date of the FAC meeting at which their applications are to be considered* and are expected to devote 100% of their time and effort to Damon Runyon-supported research activities.
- Level 2 Funding: Physician-scientist applicants (MD, MD/PhD, DDS, DVM or the equivalent) must have completed their residencies and clinical training, must be board eligible at the start date of the Damon Runyon Fellowship, and be able to devote at least 80% of their time and effort to Damon Runyon-supported research activities. Applicants may apply at any time prior to their initial assistant professorship appointment (or equivalent); postdoctoral fellows, clinical fellows and clinical instructors are eligible to apply. Candidates holding or awarded NIH K awards at the time of application are not eligible to apply. (Candidates holding institutional K12 awards may apply, but must turn-back K12 funding if they are awarded a Damon Runyon Fellowship.)
*The cut-off date is day 15 of the month immediately preceding the month FAC meets. The applicant must include a copy of his/her diploma to confirm date of conferral. (See chart in Deadlines section.)
**For foreign-trained physicians, equivalency will be determined on a case-by-case basis.
- The proposed research must be conducted at a university, hospital or research institution.
- No more than two Damon Runyon and/or Damon Runyon-Sohn Fellows will be funded to work with the same Sponsor at any given time.
- Only one fellowship application will be accepted from a Sponsor or Fellow per review session; there is no limit, however, to the number of applications from an institution.
- Postdoctoral training in the same institution in which the applicant received his/her degree is discouraged, particularly if it is in the same department. (If either situation applies, the applicant must address the reason(s) in his/her application.) Proposals to continue training in the laboratory where the applicant received his/her PhD will not be considered. Proposals that are direct extensions of graduate work will not be funded.
- Candidates who have already accepted a postdoctoral research fellowship award are not eligible.
- Candidates who are pursuing a degree are not eligible.
- Candidates applying to work in foreign-based or United States government laboratories may be awarded a fellowship if they are considered to be especially meritorious or if the program represents an unusual opportunity for postdoctoral training.
- Foreign candidates may apply to do their research only in the United States.
Funding
The award may not be used for institutional overhead or indirect costs.
Award Stipends
| Year of Award | Level 1 Stipend | Level 2 Stipend* | Expenses |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st Year | $50,000 | $60,000 | $2,000 |
| 2nd Year | $50,000 | $60,000 | $2,000 |
| 3rd Year | $50,000 | $60,000 | $2,000 |
*Physician-scientists who have completed their residencies, clinical training and are board eligible will receive Level 2 funding.
Expense Allowance
The $2,000 expense allowance is awarded to the laboratory in which the Fellow is working and can be used by the Fellow for his/her educational and scientific expenses. With a written request to the Foundation from the Fellow, the expense allowance may be used to defray the cost of health benefits. The Fellow determines how he/she would like to spend the money with approval from his/her mentor. It is not an allowance for institutional overhead, postdoctoral scholar registration fees or postdoctoral fellowship taxes. Institutions may not automatically deduct any fees from this allowance without the Fellow’s approval. If you have any questions on how the money may be spent, please contact the Foundation (212.455.0520 or .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)).
Dependent Child Allowance
The Foundation also provides a Dependent Child Allowance of $1,000 per child per year. (There is no allowance for a spouse.) Eligible Fellows must provide a copy of the birth or adoption certificate for each child.
> Dependent Child Allowance Form
Confidentiality Policy
To prevent any adverse consequences to their intellectual and professional development, Fellows performing research in laboratories funded in whole or in part by commercial entities are prohibited from entering into confidentiality agreements with such for-profit sponsors.
Reporting
SCIENTIFIC
Second- and third-year funding of awards is contingent upon satisfactory review of the annual progress reports. All reports are kept strictly confidential. The reports serve as an auditing tool to monitor research progress and assure that the Fellow's research is on target with the funded project.
At the end of the 11th and 23rd months of funding, the Fellow must submit a detailed progress report, not to exceed three pages, that includes:
- A summary of research performed during the award year and evaluation of the results. The summary should be technical, but targeted to a general scientific audience. It should be sufficiently detailed such that the Fellow’s research activities over the award year are clearly articulated. Figures and references may be included if appropriate. If the research differs from the originally funded proposal, please provide an explanation. The report must be signed by both the Fellow and the Sponsor.
- A brief, lay abstract of research performed during the award year, including how the research is relevant to cancer. The lay summary should not exceed one page.
- A bibliography of publications from the award year (please submit pdf copies of publications).
- A list of conferences and seminars attended and presentations given during the award year.
- A brief summary, from the Sponsor, assessing the Fellow’s scientific progress and professional development.
- A completed intellectual property disclosure form.
At the completion of the fellowship, the Fellow must submit:
- A detailed summary of research performed during the period of the Fellowship and evaluation of the results. The summary should be technical, but targeted to a general scientific audience. The summary should be sufficiently detailed such that the Fellow’s research activities over the award period are clearly articulated. Figures and references may be included if appropriate. If the research differs from the originally funded proposal, please provide an explanation. The report must be signed by both the Fellow and the Sponsor.
- Two abstracts (one lay and one scientific) of total accomplishments over the term of the award, including how the research is relevant to cancer.
- A bibliography of all publications resulting from the research (please submit pdf copies of publications).
- A list of conferences and seminars attended and presentations given over the course of the award.
- A statement indicating how the Damon Runyon award made a difference to the Fellow.
- A statement of future plans.
- An up-to-date curriculum vitae.
- A brief summary, from the Sponsor, assessing the Fellow’s scientific progress and professional development.
- A completed intellectual property disclosure form.
FINANCIAL
The institution's financial officer must maintain a separate account including receipts for each fellowship, and this account must be available for audit by representatives of the Foundation. Reports of expenditures on forms provided by the Foundation must be submitted within 30 days of the end of each award year. Any unexpended expense allowance may be carried over to the next award year, but any unexpended stipend must be returned to the Foundation at the end of each fellowship year. Upon termination or expiration of the fellowship, a final report of expenditures, with the refund of any unexpended balance, must also be submitted within 30 days.
Financial Expenditure Report Preparation Guidelines:
1. Please use the Damon Runyon Fellowship Financial Expenditure Report form provided by the foundation.
2. Indicate any carry-over of the previous year’s expense allowance in the second row as an amount received in addition to the current year’s $2,000 allowance.
3. If the expense allowance was used for travel, please provide the following details:
a. name and location of scientific meeting or conference attended4. If the expense allowance was used for supplies, please provide a list of the general categories of the supplies. If any one piece of equipment purchased costs $1,500 or more, please provide the name of the item, date of purchase, and price.
b. dates of meeting/conference
c. use of funds; restricted to registration fee, lodging, meals, transportation (if by train or plane, must be coach class ticket only).
5. The only allowable purchases that may be listed in the “other” category are:
a. health insurance (if requested by the Fellow)6. If applicable, any Dependent Child Allowance received need not be denoted on the financial report.
b. scientific subscriptions
c. contact our office for approval of any items not listed here
Publications/Presentations
Publications (including abstracts of presentations at scientific or clinical meetings) resulting from projects supported by the Foundation must carry the following acknowledgment: "[Name of Awardee] is a Damon Runyon Fellow supported by the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation (DRG-#[___])."
Contact the Foundation at meghan.mccloskey@damonrunyon.org if you do not know your DRG #.
Awardees are also encouraged to identify themselves as Damon Runyon Fellows when presenting their work at professional conferences. Download a copy of the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation logo for inclusion in Power Point presentations or posters.
Terms of the Award
All awards are made to the sponsoring institution for support of the designated Fellow. An award does not constitute an employer-employee relationship between the Foundation and the recipient. Supplementation of stipends is permitted from either the host institution or sponsor’s grants, but not by any other fellowship awards or grants. The total stipend should not exceed the level of support for other professionals at the same level of training in that institution.
Fellows are permitted to obtain additional awards or grants to cover research expenses only. Fellows are not permitted to hold any other award or grant that supplements their stipend. Fellows are required to seek approval from the Foundation before applying for any other award or grant. Scientific or budgetary overlap with other funded projects is not allowed. Therefore, it is critical that all current and pending grant support for your research be reported to the Foundation and the relationship of that support to the Damon Runyon funded project be explained.
Damon Runyon Fellowship awards are intended for full-time research. Physician-scientists must devote their principal time and effort (at least 80 percent) to Damon Runyon-supported research activities. Activities constituting the remaining 20 percent of time and effort should be clearly specified in the application and in the annual progress report. Damon Runyon Fellows are not permitted to pursue additional degrees during the course of their fellowship.
The Damon Runyon Foundation will allow up to 12 weeks of paid parental leave for birth/adoptive parents consistent with their institution’s policy. The Foundation must be notified in advance of the leave.
Should the Fellow and/or Sponsor wish to discontinue the project, leave the designated institution or modify any aspect of the award, he or she must seek approval from the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation in advance. Failure to comply with this requirement may jeopardize any future awards to the institution and/or Sponsor by the Foundation.
All awardees must adhere to the terms of both our award statement and our invention policy.
> Award Acceptance Form
> Intellectual Property Disclosure Form
> Intellectual Property — Annual Update Form
> Financial Expenditure Report Form
Dale F. Frey Award for Breakthrough Scientists
At the end of the Fellowship, there are often a select few Damon Runyon Fellows who have greatly exceeded the Foundation’s highest expectations. To catapult their research careers—and their impact on cancer—the Foundation will make an additional investment in these exceptional individuals by selecting them as recipients of the Dale F. Frey Award for Breakthrough Scientists.
> Further details on Dale Frey Awards
Contact Information:
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Damon Runyon-Sohn Pediatric Fellowship Award Application Guidelines
Deadlines | Application Materials | Application Submission Instructions | Reference Letters
>>Get Fellowship Award Application Forms
>>See Fellowship Award Overview
NOTICE: The guidelines regarding PDF file labeling have changed.
NOTICE: For the March deadline, applicants may apply for
either the Damon Runyon Postdoctoral Fellowship Award or the Damon
Runyon-Sohn Pediatric Fellowship Award, not for both.
Deadlines
(Please note: completed applications and CDs/DVDs/USB flash drives must be in our office by 4:00 pm (ET) on the deadline—NOT simply postmarked by the due date.)| Application due on or before: | Selection meeting date: | Award begins first day of: |
|---|---|---|
| March 17, 2014 | May 8, 2014 | July, August, September or October 2014 |
APPLIES TO LEVEL I APPLICANTS:
| Degree conferred between*: | Joined Sponsor’s Lab on or after: |
|---|---|
| April 15, 2013-March 15, 2014 | April 15, 2013 |
*Include a copy of the diploma to confirm date of conferral.
Application Materials
The pages should be in the following sequence and numbered consecutively:
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- Application cover sheet with all required signatures. DO NOT SCAN SIGNATURES FOR PDF COPY OF COVER SHEET.
[If applying under the mentorship of two Sponsors, please have your second Sponsor fill out the co-Sponsor cover sheet.] - The Sponsor’s biographical sketch in NIH format and a list of current funding. Please limit the Sponsor’s bibliography to five (5) publications that are most relevant to the proposed research. Please do not include the Sponsor’s full bibliography.cd
[If applying under the mentorship of two Sponsors, the co-Sponsor must also submit a biosketch.] - Sponsor’s letter including:
a) description of training plan for the candidate
b) track record of mentorship with list of graduate and postdoctoral fellows trained
c) percentage (__%) of proposal written by the candidate. (Please give a numerical percentage.)
[If applying under the mentorship of two Sponsors, the training plan for the candidate must be written jointly and each co-Sponsor must submit his/her individual track record of mentorship with list of graduate and postdoctoral fellows trained.] - The applicant’s curriculum vitae, including a bibliography of all published works.
- Applicant's letter including:
a) description of previous research and teaching experience
b) statement on the transformative impact he/she had on his/her field of research as a graduate student
c) statement that he/she is committed to a career in cancer research - Statement indicating how your proposed research has the potential to significantly impact the prevention, diagnosis or treatment of one or more pediatric cancers (not to exceed 300 words).
- The research proposal, which shall not exceed five pages of single-spaced, 12-point type with at least 0.5 inch margins. In the proposal, the applicant should:
- A copy of the applicant’s degree certificate.
- The Summary of Research Form, not to exceed one page—no attachments. (Please do not staple it to the application.)
- If available, include PDFs only (NO HARD COPIES) of up to three different reprints of the applicant's publications—no submitted papers, published papers only.
- If applicable, include up to two collaboration letters (NOT REFERENCE LETTERS).
a) provide a summary of the research proposed (this is in addition to the required summary sheet form)
b) provide a brief background to the proposed research
c) state specific research objectives/aims
d) describe concisely the method of approach for the proposed research
e) demonstrate the relevance of his or her own background and the background and previous work of the Sponsor and any other investigators to the proposed research
f) include a written statement testifying that adequate safety precautions will apply for projects that involve any biohazards (e.g., recombinant DNA, chemical carcinogens) and that the research project has been (or will be) approved by the appropriate Institutional Review Board, Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee, and/or Biohazards Committee
g) list references including the full title of each work cited—the references are not included in the five page limit
h) figures or tables may be appended or incorporated into the text (not to exceed two extra pages)
Application Submission Instructions
The above application materials should be submitted to the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation for arrival at our offices on or before the deadline. Along with the original application (hard copy), applicants must submit a CD/DVD/USB flash drives of all the required materials.
Download application checklist.
ALL FILES MUST BE IN PDF FORMAT.
Please number your PDF files to correspond to the listing below. To ensure proper organization of the files, please name all your files as:
Applicant’s last name-Sponsor’s last name, file #
Example: If the applicant’s name is John Smith and the sponsor’s name is Jane Doe, this is how the files should be named:
Smith-Doe, 1.pdf
Smith-Doe, 2.pdf
Smith-Doe, 3.pdf
and so on…
For applicants applying under the mentorship of two Sponsors: Please use and ampersand between the co-sponsors' names.
Example: If the applicant's name is John Smith and co-sponsors' names are Jane Doe and Jack Jones, this is how the files should be named:
Smith-Doe & Jones, 1.pdf
Smith-Doe & Jones, 2.pdf
Smith-Doe & Jones, 3.pdf
REQUIRED MATERIALS
- Application cover sheet
- Sponsor’s biographical sketch and list of current funding
- Sponsor’s letter
- Applicant’s CV
- Applicant’s letter
- Pediatric Cancer Statement
- Research proposal
- Applicant’s degree certificate
- Summary of research form
- 10a,b,c. Up to three different reprints of the applicant’s publications (PDF only)
- 11a,b. Up to two collaboration letters
AND Three reference letters using the Foundation's form (sent directly to the Foundation by referees)
[For applicants applying under the mentorship of two Sponsors, each co-sponsor must submit a biographical sketch and list of current funding (labeled 2a and 2b). The sponsor letter should be written jointly by both sponsors, but each co-Sponsor must submit an individual track
record of mentorship with list of graduate and postdoctoral fellows
trained.]
ON THE CD/DVD (NOT THE CASE) or USB flash drive PLEASE CLEARLY LABEL THE SPONSOR’S AND APPLICANT’S NAMES.
Send Complete Application and CD/DVD/USB flash drive to:
Award Programs
Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation
One Exchange Plaza
55 Broadway, Suite 302
New York, NY 10006
FAXED OR E-MAILED APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED
Reference Letters
Referees must submit their letters using our reference letter form on or before the application deadline. Please download and send the form to your referees or direct them to our website (www.damonrunyon.org).
THREE (3) LETTERS OF REFERENCE ARE REQUIRED from qualified individuals, other than the candidate’s Sponsor, who can evaluate the candidate's qualifications for the proposed research project and assess the candidate's potential for successful independent pediatric cancer research. Referees are also asked to rank the applicant's intellectual capacity and research potential in comparison with others at a comparable career stage, indicating the comparison group and citing specific examples for their assessment. For candidates with a PhD, one of the reference letters must come from the candidate's thesis advisor.
Referees must use the reference letter form and e-mail (.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)) OR fax (917.591.4780) their letters to the Foundation as PDFs on or before the application deadline. Do not follow up with a hard copy. For referees who are writing letters on behalf of more than one candidate, please submit each letter separately.
Note: Please notify the Foundation immediately of any changes to your contact information provided in the application.
Contact Information:
Award Programs | 212.455.0520 | .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Fellowship Award Application Guidelines
>>Get Fellowship Award Application Forms
>>See Fellowship Award Overview
NOTICE: The guidelines regarding PDF file labeling have changed.
NOTICE: For the March deadline, applicants may apply for either the Damon Runyon Postdoctoral Fellowship Award or the Damon Runyon-Sohn Pediatric Fellowship Award, not for both.
Deadlines
(Please note: completed applications and CDs/DVDs/USB flash drives must be in our office by 4:00 pm (ET) on the deadline—NOT simply postmarked by the due date.)| Application due on or before: | Degree conferred between*: | Joined Sponsor’s Lab on or after: | Selection meeting date: | Award begins first day of: |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| August 15, 2013 | October 15, 2012-August 15, 2013 | October 15, 2012 | November 8, 2013 | January, February, March or April 2014 |
| March 17, 2014 | April 15, 2013-March 15, 2014 | April 15, 2013 | May 9, 2014 | July, August, September or October 2014 |
*Include a copy of the diploma to confirm date of conferral.
Application Materials
The pages should be in the following sequence and numbered consecutively:
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- Application cover sheet with all required signatures. DO NOT SCAN SIGNATURES FOR PDF COPY OF COVER SHEET.
[If applying under the mentorship of two Sponsors, please have your second Sponsor fill out the co-Sponsor cover sheet.] - The Sponsor’s biographical sketch in NIH format and a list of current funding. Please limit the Sponsor’s bibliography to five (5) publications that are most relevant to the proposed research. Please do not include the Sponsor’s full bibliography.
[If applying under the mentorship of two Sponsors, the co-Sponsor must also submit a biosketch.] - Sponsor’s letter including:
a) description of training plan for the candidate
b) track record of mentorship with list of graduate and postdoctoral fellows trained
c) percentage (__%) of proposal written by the candidate. (Please give a numerical percentage.)
[If applying under the mentorship of two Sponsors, the training plan for the candidate must be written jointly and each co-Sponsor must submit his/her individual track record of mentorship with list of graduate and postdoctoral fellows trained.] - The applicant’s curriculum vitae, including a bibliography of all published works.
- Applicant's letter including:
a) description of previous research and teaching experience
b) statement on the transformative impact he/she had on his/her field of research as a graduate student
c) statement that he/she is committed to a career in cancer research - The research proposal, which shall not exceed five pages of single-spaced, 12-point type with at least 0.5 inch margins. In the proposal, the applicant should:
- A copy of the applicant’s degree certificate.
- The Summary of Research Form, not to exceed one page—no attachments. (Please do not staple it to the application.)
- If available, include PDFs only (NO HARD COPIES) of up to three different reprints of the applicant's publications—no submitted papers, published papers only.
- If applicable, include up to two collaboration letters (NOT REFERENCE LETTERS).
a) provide a summary of the research proposed (this is in addition to the required summary sheet form)
b) provide a brief background to the proposed research
c) state specific research objectives/aims
d) describe concisely the method of approach for the proposed research
e) explain the significance of the proposed research to the Foundation’s goals: understanding the causes and mechanisms of cancer and developing more effective cancer therapies and prevention
f) demonstrate the relevance of his or her own background and the background and previous work of the Sponsor and any other investigators to the proposed research
g) include a written statement testifying that adequate safety precautions will apply for projects that involve any biohazards (e.g., recombinant DNA, chemical carcinogens) and that the research project has been (or will be) approved by the appropriate Institutional Review Board, Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee, and/or Biohazards Committee
h) list references including the full title of each work cited—the references are not included in the five page limit
i) figures or tables may be appended or incorporated into the text (not to exceed two extra pages)
Application Submission Instructions
The above application materials should be submitted to the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation for arrival at our offices on or before the deadline. Along with the original application (hard copy), applicants must submit a CD/DVD/USB flash drive of all the required materials.
Download application checklist.
ALL FILES MUST BE IN PDF FORMAT.
Please number your PDF files to correspond to the listing below. To ensure proper organization of the files, please name all your files as:
Applicant’s last name-Sponsor’s last name, file #
Example: If the applicant’s name is John Smith and the sponsor’s name is Jane Doe, this is how the files should be named:
Smith-Doe, 1.pdf
Smith-Doe, 2.pdf
Smith-Doe, 3.pdf
and so on…
For applicants applying under the mentorship of two Sponsors: Please use and ampersand between the co-sponsors' names.
Example: If the applicant's name is John Smith and co-sponsors' names are Jane Doe and Jack Jones, this is how the files should be named:
Smith-Doe & Jones, 1.pdf
Smith-Doe & Jones, 2.pdf
Smith-Doe & Jones, 3.pdf
REQUIRED MATERIALS
- Application cover sheet
- Sponsor’s biographical sketch and list of current funding
- Sponsor’s letter
- Applicant’s CV
- Applicant’s letter
- Research proposal
- Applicant’s degree certificate
- Summary of research form
- 9a,b,c. Up to three different reprints of the applicant’s publications (PDF only)
- 10a,b. Up to two collaboration letters
AND Three reference letters using the Foundation's form (sent directly to the Foundation by referees)
[For applicants applying under the mentorship of two Sponsors, each co-sponsor must submit a biographical sketch and list of current funding (labeled 2a and 2b). The sponsor letter should be written jointly by both sponsors, but each co-Sponsor must submit an individual track record of mentorship with list of graduate and postdoctoral fellows trained.]
ON THE CD/DVD (NOT THE CASE) or USB flash drive, PLEASE CLEARLY LABEL THE SPONSOR’S AND APPLICANT’S NAMES.
Send Complete Application and CD/DVD/USB flash drive to:
Award Programs
Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation
One Exchange Plaza
55 Broadway, Suite 302
New York, NY 10006
FAXED OR E-MAILED APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED
Reference Letters
Referees must submit their letters using our reference letter form on or before the application deadline. Please download and send the form to your referees or direct them to our website (www.damonrunyon.org).
THREE (3) LETTERS OF REFERENCE ARE REQUIRED from qualified individuals, other than the candidate’s Sponsor, who can evaluate the candidate's qualifications for the proposed research project and assess the candidate's potential for successful independent cancer research. Referees are also asked to rank the applicant's intellectual capacity and research potential in comparison with others at a comparable career stage, indicating the comparison group and citing specific examples for their assessment. For candidates with a PhD, one of the reference letters must come from the candidate's thesis advisor.
Referees must use the reference letter form and e-mail (.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)) OR fax (917.591.4780) their letters to the Foundation as PDFs on or before the application deadline. Do not follow up with a hard copy. For referees who are writing letters on behalf of more than one candidate, please submit each letter separately.
Note: Please notify the Foundation immediately of any changes to your contact information provided in the application.
Contact Information:
Award Programs | 212.455.0520 | .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Damon Runyon Clinical Investigator Award
The Damon Runyon Clinical Investigator Award supports early career physician-scientists conducting patient-oriented research. The goal of this innovative program is to increase the number of physicians capable of moving seamlessly between the laboratory and the patient’s bedside in search of breakthrough treatments.
Damon Runyon Clinical Investigators are eligible to apply for Continuation Grants in the final year of their awards.
Three-year Award
$450,000 plus up to
$100,000 medical school loan repayment
Application Deadline
February 15
Damon Runyon-Rachleff Innovation Award
The Damon Runyon-Rachleff Innovation Award supports the next generation of exceptionally creative thinkers with “high-risk/high-reward” ideas that have the potential to significantly impact our understanding of and/or approaches to the prevention, diagnosis or treatment of cancer but lack sufficient preliminary data to obtain traditional funding.
Three-Year Award
$450,000
Application Deadline
June 1 (pre-proposal)
Application Guidelines