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Find similar grantsCancer Innovation Pilot Grants is sponsored by University of Colorado Cancer Center (Cancer Research Training and Education Coordination program). This program provides research funding to support the career development of pre- and post-doctoral trainees and early-career faculty.
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Cancer Innovation Pilot Grant Awardees for 2023 Cancer Innovation Pilot Grant Awardees for 2023 The Cancer Innovation Pilot Grants provide research funding to support the career development of pre-doctoral and post-doctoral trainees and early-career faculty. These grants are evaluated via a competitive peer-review process in the NIH style. This year we had a record number of applications and of very high quality.
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Learn more about the Innovation Pilot Grant Program Associate Research Professor Project: Development of novel Dual recombinant CD99/B7-H3 immunotoxins against DIPG, a fatal brain tumor in children Mentor: M Eric Kohler, PhD Project: Evaluating the impact of restoring LAT signaling on CAR T cell metabolism Pre-doctoral Student, Cancer Biology Mentor: James DeGregori, PhD Project: Exploring Aging Dependent Adaptations of Splicing Factor Mutations Using Base Editing Pre-Doctoral Student, Immunology Co-Mentors: Linda van Dyk, PhD and Eric Clambey, PhD Project: Investigating the properties and susceptibility of virus-associated lymphomas Mentor: Eduardo Davila, PhD Project: Investigating the role of transcriptional regulators of "stemness" on CD8 T cell exhaustion to improve the efficacy and durability of immunotherapies for cancer Multidisciplinary Clinics CU Skaggs School of Pharmacy Colorado School of Public Health Flint Animal Cancer Center Children's Hospital Colorado Veterans Affairs Medical Center Opens in a new window Opens document in a new window
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Cancer research trainees and junior faculty. Each recipient is mentored by a CU Cancer Center member. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $10,000 in research funding per recipient. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Cancer Innovation Pilot Grants is funded by University of Colorado Cancer Center (Cancer Research Training and Education Coordination program). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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