Genetics Society of America (funded by The Gruber Foundation) Worldwide
2026
Information
The Rosalind Franklin Young Investigator Award is a prize to inspire and support early-career women conducting genetics research in human and non-human mammals and in non-mammalian organisms. It recognizes women in the first one to three years of an independent faculty-level position whose work displays originality and scientific creativity. Three recipients are selected to receive a monetary award distributed over three years.
Benefits
Monetary award of $75,000 distributed over three years and formal recognition by the Genetics Society of America.
Eligibility
Applicants should be women in the first one to three years of an independent faculty-level position, directing their own laboratory and listed as Principal Investigator on research from their lab; applicants may come from anywhere in the world.
Application
Candidates may self-apply or be nominated; application must include two letters of recommendation. A jury of senior geneticists and previous awardees reviews applications and selects recipients.
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