Training Opportunities
CAMELOT has several exciting opportunities for you!
- Postdoctoral and Graduate Trainee Exchange Program: We are seeking a lab that has an existing partnership or is interested in collaborating with Huntsman Cancer Institute or another cancer center by hosting or sending a postdoc or graduate trainee for an 8-week research exchange program. CAMELOT and partnering institution will cover the cost of travel and accommodation.
Questions - Trainee Grant Spotlight Series featuring the K99/R00: An opportunity for postdocs - Join MD Anderson’s Department of Research Education & Training for the next installation of our Grant Spotlight Series featuring the NIH K99/R00 Career Development Award. Learn about the NIH K99/R00 application process from award recipients and a reviewer. It will take place on Tuesday, December 9, 2025 at 2:00pm on Zoom.
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Flyer - Course for Graduate and Medical Trainees: Register for the PHR 7120 - High Throughput Screening for Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Sciences Why Take This Course? Designed for the next generation of leading scientists in biomedical and pharmaceutical sciences — whether you are headed for academia or industry — you will build foundational knowledge for careers in research, drug development, and clinical translation.
Flyer - Grant Writing Library for all CCC members: Reminder: CAMELOT offers a Grant Writing Library to assist scientists in applying for NIH research grants. This high-value resource is provided at no cost when you sign up using your OSU or OSUMC email address.
Sign Up - Seeking postdocs for T32: The OSUCCC – James has open postdoctoral positions in the T32 Cancer Prevention and Control Research Training Program, led by Dr. Peter Shields and Dr. Chyke Doubeni. This NIH-funded program provides multidisciplinary training across the full spectrum of cancer prevention and control, including cancer risk, epidemiology (such as tobacco-related research), and health outcomes. The goal of the program is to prepare the next generation of independent cancer researchers through mentorship, collaborative research, and career development opportunities. Trainees will benefit from a strong research infrastructure, diverse expertise, and a collaborative scientific environment. Eligible applicants must hold an MD, DO, DVM, DDS, or PhD. Physician-scientists currently in or having completed clinical training are encouraged to apply. To be considered, please submit a current CV, cover letter, one-page career statement, three letters of reference, and one representative publication to Kelly Wolfe at kelly.wolfe@osumc.edu
For all additional opportunities, please see the links below:
Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI)
Center for Faculty Advancement, Mentoring, and Engagement (FAME)
FAME November Announcements