Research Awards and Grants
The College awards research prizes and grants to members and students to foster a culture of research and support research projects.
RANZCR Research Grants
The purpose of the RANZCR research grants is to provide research experience for Fellows, Educational Affiliates and student members in both radiology and radiation oncology. When the primary applicant is a student member of the College, a Fellow of the College should also be listed as accepting some responsibility for supervising the primary applicant.
Applications for the 2012 RANZCR research grants close on 30 June 2012. Late applications will not be accepted.
Download Radiology Research Grants Application and Guidelines
Download Radiation Oncology Research Grants Application and Guidelines
For further information on research prizes and grants, please contact research@ranzcr.edu.au
Hospira Withers and Peters Grant
The purpose of the Hospira Withers and Peters Grant is to promote a culture of radiation oncology research among Fellows of the college, by supporting our most able and committed young researchers to carry out significant research projects. The grant Is available to student members or Fellows of the College, who are about to sit their Phase 2 exams or who have already passed their Fellowship examination. In the case of student members who are about to sit their Phase 2 exams, they are eligible to apply for the grant however, must pass the Phase 2 exam before a decision can be made.
Applications for the 2012 Hospita Withers and Peters Grant are now closed.
Ferring Pharmaceuticals Grant
The purpose of the Ferring Pharmaceuticals Grant is to promote the culture of radiation oncology research among Fellows of the College by supporting our most able and committed young researchers to carry out significant research projects. All projects must be directly related to radiation oncology research in prostate cancer (including other urological malignancies). In 2012, a grant to the value of A$25,000 has been made available.
Oncura Bourne and Langlands Prize
The Oncura Bourne and Langlands Prize will be available annually to trainees in radiation oncology whose research requirement submission is deemed to be outstanding.
The assessment of trainee research requirement submissions has previously been two tiered with trainees awarded a grade of satisfactory or unsatisfactory. At a recent review, the Faculty Research Committee and the Education Board felt that excellence was not being recognised or rewarded. Each submission will now be graded as unsatisfactory, satisfactory or outstanding. Any submissions graded as outstanding will automatically be considered for the prize.
It is hoped that the establishment of this prize will provide candidates with a greater incentive for excellence, and a sense of achievement. The prize will only be awarded in the case of an exceptional submission.
Windeyer Fellowship
The Windeyer Fellowship enables a trainee (post Part II/ Phase 2 Examination), or junior Fellow in radiation oncology to undertake a Clinical Research Fellowship at the Mount Vernon Cancer Centre, Northwood in the United Kingdom. This exciting position is under the broad supervision of Professor Peter Hoskin. It entails clinical work with a number of senior clinical oncologists within several subspecialty sites, as well as the conduct of clinical research projects.
The Fellowship is a 12 month placement.

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