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Find similar grantsUCSF Breast Oncology Program's Research Development Program is sponsored by UCSF Helen Diller Family Comprehensive Cancer Center. This program seeks proposals for innovative pilot projects that advance the understanding, treatment, or prevention of breast cancer and generate data for future funding.
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The Department of Education's redesigned Comprehensive Centers Program competition opened May 8, 2026 with $46.015M for roughly 19 awards. Three tracks — National, Regional, Content — and a redesigned mandate to align with state priorities. Here is how the field has shifted.
Read articleThe Department of Education's reimagined Comprehensive Centers Program competition — $46M total, National plus Regional plus Content Centers, field-initiated priorities, June 30 deadline — restructures how technical assistance reaches state education agencies. Intent to apply due May 29.
Read articleThe Department of Education's FY2026 Comprehensive Centers Program competition, published in the Federal Register on May 8, restructures a 60-year-old technical assistance program around state-defined priorities. The headline change is the joint board with the Regional Educational Laboratories. The under-discussed change is the field-initiated content center category — and it is the most consequential opening for issue-specific organizations in a decade.
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