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CBTN Fellowship Program Application

Apply to the CBTN Fellowship Program by completing the information below and uploading your one-page project proposal and current CV. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis.

NOTE: The CBTN Fellowship Program is a research mentorship and engagement opportunity, not a grant or direct funding program.

Name(Required)

First Last

Email(Required)

Institution(Required)

Current Training Program(Required)

Current Academic Level(Required)

Expected Completion of Training(Required)

Primary Mentor

Primary Mentor Name(Required)

First Last

Primary Mentor Title(Required)

Primary Mentor Email(Required)

Primary Mentor Institution(Required)

Agreement(Required)

I confirm that this individual has agreed to serve as my primary mentor and provide scientific oversight for the proposed project.

Proposed Project

In one or two sentences, what research question will your proposed project address?(Required)

Which CBTN resources or expertise may be most relevant to your proposed project?

Patient biospecimens

Genomic, transcriptomic, proteomic, or other molecular data

Clinical outcomes or clinical trial data

Radiologic imaging

Histopathology imaging

Disease-specific scientific expertise

Methodological or technical expertise

Other

How did you hear about the CBTN Fellowship Program? (Optional)

CBTN email

CBTN website

CBTN social media

Fellowship director or program leader

Home-institution mentor

CBTN investigator or member institution

Colleague

Conference or meeting

Other

Applicant Acknowledgments

Acknowledgement 1(Required)

I understand that the CBTN Fellowship Program does not provide direct research funding.

Acknowledgement 2(Required)

I understand that participation does not guarantee access to specific datasets, biospecimens, services, publication opportunities, presentations, endorsements, or future funding.

Acknowledgement 3(Required)

I understand that access to CBTN resources remains subject to applicable scientific review, governance, availability, and data-access processes.