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Gustave Roussy Prize 2027: Call for Applications Now Open

Building on the success of its first two editions, the Gustave Roussy Prize, which recognizes a researcher whose discoveries have had a major impact on the care of patients living with cancer, will be held again in 2027. Applications are open until August 26, 2026, at 4:00 p.m. CEST. Endowed with €200,000, this prestigious prize will be awarded on February 4, 2027, on the occasion of World Cancer Day.

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Gustave Roussy prize 2027

Building on the success of its first two editions, the Gustave Roussy Prize, which recognizes a researcher whose discoveries have had a major impact on the care of patients living with cancer, will be held again in 2027. Applications are open until August 26, 2026, at 4:00 p.m. CEST. Endowed with €200,000, this prestigious prize will be awarded on February 4, 2027, on the occasion of World Cancer Day.

Gustave Roussy prize 2027

Established in 2025, the Gustave Roussy Prize is awarded each year to a leading figure in oncology research whose scientific discoveries in the fields of diagnosis, treatment, or prevention of cancer have significantly improved patient care or contributed to a better understanding of the disease.

The Gustave Roussy Prize highlights innovation and scientific commitment for a tangible and lasting benefit to patients, in full alignment with Gustave Roussy’s mission: to cure more patients, more effectively and sustainably.

With an endowment of €200,000, the Gustave Roussy Prize is among the most generously funded awards worldwide in the field of cancer research.

► Apply before August 26, 2026, at 4:00 p.m. CEST

Researchers of all nationalities and affiliations are invited to submit their application before August 26, 2026, at 4:00 p.m. CEST via the online application form.

Applications will be reviewed by an independent jury of international experts, based on criteria of scientific excellence and clinical impact, without distinction of discipline or institutional affiliation.

The Gustave Roussy Prize is awarded annually by Fondation Gustave Roussy, with the generous support of Laboratoires Pierre Fabre, founding sponsor.

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