Applications are now open for the Michelson Philanthropies and Science Prize for Immunology, which focuses on transformative research in human immunology. On this DayOfImmunology, learn more and apply here. ➡ SciencePrizes
focuses on transformative research in human immunology, with trans-disease applications to accelerate vaccine and immunotherapeutic discovery.
The entrant's essay must describe contributions to human immunology research based in their field of study.The research must have been performed during the previous 3 years. and AAAS, and their relatives are not eligible for the prize.An essay, written by the entrant, that describes their research and places it in perspective with respect to current research in the field of human immunology with trans-disease applications to accelerate vaccine and immunotherapy discovery.
A one-page letter of recommendation from his or her postdoctoral adviser, supervisor, or other senior colleague who is familiar with the entrant's work.Full citations of papers that the entrant has published on the research described in the essayRelevant professional experience
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