EHA-ASH Translational Research Training in Hematology (TRTH) program 

A unique, year-long training and mentoring experience designed to help you build a successful career in hematologic translational research. 

How to apply for TRTH 2026  

The application process for TRTH 2026 is managed by the American Society of Hematology (ASH). 

To find out more about this process and view a list of key dates, visit the ASH TRTH page. 

To read the full requirements and begin the application process, visit the ASH Awards Portal. If you have not used the portal before, you’ll need to create an account. 

The deadline for submitting a letter of intent is 05:59 (CEST) on June 27, 2025. 

Course overview

TRTH is a joint effort between EHA and the American Society of Hematology (ASH). If you’re an early-career hematological scientist, it can boost your development and help you grow a successful career in translational research.  

In particular, it’s an opportunity to: 

  • Participate in didactic and interactive sessions and further your understanding of translational and basic science methodology and career development 
  • Interact with mentors, peers, and faculty in small-group sessions and further refine your individual research proposals 
  • Learn from leaders in the field about the variety of pathways to a successful career in hematology research 

The program includes sections on: 

  • Principles of translational and basic science research 
  • Ethics in hematologic translational and basic science research 
  • Career development insight 
  • Small-group working sessions 
  • Presentation of research proposals 

For full program details and learning objectives, see ASH’s TRTH overview page. 

Who should apply

Our TRTH program is focused on helping early-career scientists who are: 

  • Actively employed in a hematology or hematology-related research environment 
  • Currently in classical or malignant hematology-related fellowship training  

For full eligibility information, see ASH’s TRTH overview page. 

TRTH sponsors

This program is made possible through the generous support of unrestricted grants from our sponsors. 

 

 

 

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