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Find similar grantsWinship COE Community Cancer Mini‑Grants is sponsored by Winship Cancer Institute of Emory University (NCI Cancer Center Support Grant and philanthropy). This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.
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Winship Awards and Pilot Grants At Winship Cancer Institute of Emory University, we provide a range of awards and pilot grants to foster and bolster cancer research advancements.
Elkin Fellowship and Rochfort Scholarship Winship-UGA Collaborative Pilot Grants All Awards and Pilot Opportunities Winship investigators have access to an extensive listing of cancer-related funding issued by the National Institutes of Health and other federal agencies. Winship investigators can apply for a variety of awards and training opportunities from external foundations and private funding sources.
The National Cancer Institute provides funding support for trainees in all areas of cancer research, including cancer prevention, control, behavioral sciences, population sciences, and translational research. Emory-Affiliated Research Funding Emory University and partner institutions offer a variety of cancer-related funding to Winship Cancer Institute of Emory University investigators.
Winship Pre-Proposal Submission Review Additional Resources at Emory Emory Office of Sponsored Programs The Emory Office of Sponsored Programs collaborates with the Winship research community to identify, obtain and administer extramural funding in support of the mission of Emory University.
Emory Office of Corporate and Foundation Relations The Emory Office of Corporate and Foundation Relations assists Winship investigators in engaging private foundations for support or forming mutually beneficial partnerships with corporate entities.
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