Individual Biomedical Research Awards
The Hartwell Foundation provides funding to individual
researchers at eligible research institutions in the
United States. The Hartwell Individual Biomedical
Research Awards offer support for three years at
$100,000 direct cost per year.
Each year The Hartwell Foundation announces its
Top Ten Centers
of Biomedical Research, inviting each center to
participate in nominating four individuals for a
Hartwell Individual Biomedical Research Award. The
Foundation seeks to financially support early-stage,
innovative, and cutting-edge biomedical research that
should benefit children but that has not yet qualified
for significant funding from outside sources.
Institutions selected by The Hartwell Foundation submit
the best research proposals from their faculty and
research staff in an internal and open competition of
their own design, which meets Foundation guidelines. All
nominees submit a formal proposal to the Foundation and
participate in a subsequent personal interview, which
includes a presentation of their proposed research. From
the nominees submitted by selected institutions, the
Foundation chooses the ten most outstanding candidates
to receive a Hartwell Individual Biomedical Research
Award, which is funded in April. A unique feature of the award is that each
Hartwell Investigator receives a video conferencing
system to enhance communication with the Foundation and
encourage collaboration between other researchers. Only
investigators nominated by the chief executive of an
invited research institution are eligible for
consideration for the Hartwell Individual Biomedical
Research Award. Institutions that desire selection
consideration should contact The
Hartwell Foundation for further information.
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2006 Hartwell
Investigator Gary A. Silverman, MD, Ph.D.,
University of Pittsburgh

2007 Hartwell Investigator John C. March,
Ph.D., Cornell University, Ithaca
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2007 Hartwell Investigator Kenneth Lyons Jones, MD,
University of California, San Diego
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