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Find similar grantsDevelopmental Projects Program is sponsored by NYU Langone Health - Perlmutter Cancer Center. Supports cancer-focused research projects that address important and immediate clinical problems, have a high likelihood of generating key preliminary data leading to externally funded grants, and advance the strategic initiatives of their research programs.
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Cancer Developmental Projects Program | NYU Langone Health Cancer Developmental Projects Program | NYU Langone Health Cancer Developmental Projects Program Cancer Scientific Research Programs Cancer Health Disparities SPORE Cancer Disease Management Groups & Centers Cancer Clinical Trials Office Developmental Projects Program Developmental Projects Awardees Community Outreach & Engagement Core Perlmutter Cancer Center Data Hub Division of Hematology & Medical Oncology Cancer Developmental Projects Program The Developmental Projects Program at NYU Langone’s Perlmutter Cancer Center is designed to support cancer-focused research projects that address important and immediate clinical problems, have a high likelihood of generating key preliminary data leading to externally funded grants, and advance the strategic initiatives of our research programs.
We award one to two grants every year for up to $200,000 each in direct costs. Preferred projects support an investigator-initiated trial that has a high likelihood of leading to externally funded grants and supporting the strategic initiatives of Perlmutter Cancer Center’s research programs. The funds may support correlative marker studies based on investigator-initiated trials and data management and research nursing costs.
Correlative studies of existing high-profile clinical trials are also of interest. Development awards last for one year. Preference is given to projects that include a clinician and a basic scientist who would be involved in the correlative assays.
One-page letter of intent pre-applications are typically due in early spring, and invited full applications are due shortly thereafter, with funding decisions made by early summer each year. In addition, there is a rolling deadline mechanism in place. For information about this program, please contact Laura Alice, Associate Director for Grants and Research Administration, at laura.
alice@nyulangone. org .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Investigators with cancer-focused research projects; preference for projects including a clinician and a basic scientist. Awards last for one year. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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