The Rosenkranz Prize
The Dr. George Rosenkranz Prize is awarded to a young Stanford researcher whose work aims to improve health care in the developing world. Dr. Rosenkranz committed his career to reducing health disparities across the globe, and this prize honors his work. Aimed at fostering innovative and thoughtful research, the Rosenkranz Prize is a stipend of US$100,000 to foster innovative, thoughtful research over a two-year period. The Rosenkranz Prize is not simply a financial resource—it will also give its recipients an incubating network as they develop their careers. Eligible recipients include Stanford instructors, research associates, postdoctoral students or Stanford professors early in their career, without respect to chronological age, from the disciplines of science, engineering, medicine, health policy, environmental and earth sciences, political science, economics, law, business, the humanities or from any multidisciplinary partnership that combines these disciplines.
Intended for young Stanford researchers — research associates, postdoctoral students, Assistant Professors, Instructors — whose work focuses on improving health care access in the developing world. The recipient can come from the disciplines of science, engineering, medicine, health policy, environmental and earth sciences, political science, economics, law, business, the humanities, or from any multidisciplinary partnership that combines these disciplines. All applicants must be enrolled in or employed by Stanford during the duration of the two-year award.
- Current CV
- Research Proposal (2 page maximum)
- 3 Letters of Support
At the end of the award, the Rosenkranz recipient will present research findings accomplished with stipend support. Beyond the two years of funding, the Rosenkranz recipient will remain part of the Rosenkranz Award network.
This stipend will provide its recipient with support that may include—but is not limited to—research costs, defrayment of travel expenses and publication costs.
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