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Collaborative Seed Grant Program for Cancer Research is sponsored by Georgia CORE (Georgia Center for Oncology Research and Education). This program provides seed funding for cancer research projects that involve two or more institutions or organizations in Georgia. The grant is funded by the Georgia Cancer Research Fund through taxpayer donations.
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Georgia CORE announces 2025 collaborative research seed grant winning team In an effort to give you the best possible service, we would be grateful if you could take a few minutes of your time to answer a few questions. Georgia's Online Cancer Information Center Georgia CORE announces 2025 collaborative research seed grant winning team May is National Cancer Research Month, and Georgia CORE is celebrating by awarding a research grant.
The “Collaborative Seed Grant Program for Cancer Research” provides seed funding for a cancer research project that involves two or more institutions or organizations in Georgia comprised of a lead and a collaborative research entity.
The 4th annual seed fund grant is going to Ali Arbab, MD, PhD of the Georgia Cancer Center at the Medical College of Georgia, Augusta University and Mujibur Khan, PhD of Georgia Southern University. The two will be awarded $100,000 to study multi-drug nanocapsules for breast cancer treatment. “Most breast cancer related mortality is due to recurrence and distal metastasis,” said Dr. Arbab.
“The tumor microenvironment, especially tumor associated macrophages, are shown to be prognostic factors in breast cancers, and with standard chemotherapy, can contribute to reviving the tumor. We will test nanocapsules to sustain release of an active drug that will more effectively impact the microenvironment of the tumor.
” The collaborative seed grant comes from the Georgia Cancer Research Fund, which is administered by Georgia CORE and funded by Georgia taxpayers who elect to donate on their tax forms. “This kind of cutting-edge research is what changes the lives of people impacted by cancer,” said Georgia CORE president Lynn Durham, EdD.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Cancer research projects involving two or more institutions or organizations in Georgia. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Collaborative Seed Grant Program for Cancer Research is funded by Georgia CORE (Georgia Center for Oncology Research and Education). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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