Through two prestigious awards of €150,000 each, the Fondation ARC rewards researchers whose work has led to a major breakthrough in basic research and in translational or clinical research in oncology.

Each candidate must be involved in research and under 65 years old in the application year.

The application file must be submitted before November 2^nd, 2020.

The application has to be completed in English and must contain the following items:

• Candidate(s) should mention the prize category in which they apply: Basic Research Award or Translational and Clinical Award;
• CV of each candidate;
• A list of scientific awards received by the candidate(s);
• A summary of major achievements;
• List of 5 key words by order of relevance to the scientific work conducted;
• List of up to 20 publications of the candidate(s) related to the research on which the nomination is based, with upload of the 3 most significant publications;
• The name and address of the research team’s parent organization designated to receive the dedicated funds;
• Joint letters of recommendation signed by two internationally renowned scientists, highlighting the candidate’s contributions which have led to a major discovery in the field of cancer.

Duly-completed applications must be submitted online at appelsaprojets.fondation-arc.org and must respect the deadline indicated at the onset of the application procedure.

For further information: PrixARCLeopoldGriffuel@fondation-arc.org

About the Fondation ARC Léopold Griffuel Award

Created in 1970, the Fondation ARC Léopold Griffuel Award is the most important prize in the field of cancer research in Europe. With a total value of €300,000, it rewards every year internationally renowned researchers whose work has led to a major breakthrough in cancer research.

 

The Fondation ARC Léopold Griffuel Award results from a bequest: Léopold and Alice Griffuel, determined to get involved in the fight against cancer, wished to reward the best cancer researchers with a prize endowed thanks to the incomes of two Parisian buildings they owned before passing them on to the association, now become a foundation.

 

The Fondation ARC Léopold Griffuel Award is accorded after an independent evaluation by an international scientific committee and a validation by the Board of Directors of the ARC Foundation for Cancer Research. Since 2015, it has been divided into two categories: the Fondation ARC Léopold Griffuel Award for Basic Research (€150,000) and the Fondation ARC Léopold Griffuel Award for Translational and Clinical Research (€150,000).

 

Since its creation, 51 researchers from 11 different countries and from the most prestigious international research institutions have received the awards.

 

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