Myre Sim Fund Research and Travel Grants
Grant
Up to a maximum of £2,000 is available and is not intended to be salary supporting. Preference is given to those who have not had advantage of an academic or research post in the last five years. Course fees will be paid only in exceptional circumstances such as hardship. A short paper reporting on the research or activity undertaken will be required.
"Presenting my work in Wellington was an extremely positive experience and I am indebted to Dr Myre Sim and the Myre Sim Fund committee for making it possible."
Lindsay Reid, 2019 Travel and Research Grant Recipient
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Available to Fellows, Collegiate and Associate members of the College, and to any medical graduates of the University of Edinburgh. Grants are available for any activity which assists a viable research project, including payments for secretarial, library or computer facilities or nursing, laboratory or student assistance. A grant may also be given to assist with travel expenses to attend scientific meetings, courses of postgraduate education, visits to special clinics and other educational activities.
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Applications should be made at least six months before the commencement of the elective period and will be considered twice a year. Closing dates for applications are 31 March and 30 September each year. A completed application form (below) should by sent to Sharon Noonan.
Dr Catriona Grant, 2024 recipient
"I will return to UK practice with a greater appreciation for the value of universal health coverage, global health challenges including sustainability of clinical practices and funding models, the impacts of climate change on health outcomes now, and the issues resulting from our choices as individuals and as an organisation (e.g. our NHS carbon footprint)."
Previous recipients:
2002 Dr ARL Medford, Dr K Macsween
2003 Dr RJ Ferguson, Dr Brown, Dr Petrie
2004 Dr Ewan Brown, Dr Mohammed Atcha, Dr Kirsty Boyd, Dr Stephens, Dr Watson, Dr Robert Buttery
2005 Mr Roger Thompson
2006 Dr John Gilles, Dr Dorothy Logie, Dr E Stephens, Prof David R Hadden, Dr AS Mat Arshad, Dr Gregory Shabo
2007 Dr Charis Marwick, Dr Neeraj Dhaun, Dr Sujoy Khan, Dr Paul Maddison, Dr Adrian Pace
2008 Dr Hian Liang Huang, Dr David Hall, Prof Raj Bhopal, Dr TP Cassidy, Dr David Davis, Dr Premashis Kar, Dr Ghee Soon Ang
2009 Dr John Gillies, Dr Johann R Selvarajah
2010 Dr Daniel Davies, Dr Katie Marwick
2011 Hannah Isabella Watson
2012 Dr David Coad, Dr Neeraj Dhaun, Dr Andrew Elder
2013 Dr Kian Peng Goh, Dr Siti Aisyah Yaacob
2014 Dr David Iain Jeffrey, Dr Matthew Wilkes, James McCrae, Dr John Gillies
2015 Dr Jeremy Langrish, Dr Michael Lavery, Dr Neeraj Dhaun, Dr Alexander Stockdale, Dr Alisdair McNeill
2016 Dr Andrew Elder, Dr Gemma Alcorn, Dr Naseeb Akhtar
2017 Dr Lindsay Reid, Prof Gareth Williams, Dr Natalie Birch, Dr Christopher Lucas, Dr Lindsay Reid, Dr Giri Shan Rajahram
2018 Dr Player
2019 Dr Chung Soong Khoo, Dr Ho Yan Yvonne Chan, Dr Shareen Forbes, Dr Susan McNeil, Dr Wen Hui Teh
2024 Dr Catriona Grant