Spark Grants: Novel Technology Applications in Cancer Prevention and Early Detection
The Canadian Cancer Society, the CIHR Institute of Cancer Research, and Brain Canada Foundation have committed a total of up to $2.4M over one year to jointly fund Spark Grants at up to $150K each, focused on Novel Technology Applications in Cancer Prevention and Early Detection. The intent of this program is to “spark” new activity in the development and/or application of truly novel approaches to cancer prevention and early detection.
Registration deadline is August 28th, 2020. More information on this funding opportunity can be found at: https://www.cancer.ca/en/research/grants-and-awards/current-funding-opportunities/spark-grants/.
CCRA congratulates Canadian researchers on receiving prestigious awards
The CCRA extends its congratulations to members of the Canadian cancer research community for receiving several distinguished awards for biomedical research and scientific excellence in recent days, including:
- John E. Dick, PhD, FRS, FRsC, FAACR, recipient of the Canada Gairdner International Awar... Read More »
The CCRA extends its congratulations to members of the Canadian cancer research community for receiving several distinguished awards for biomedical research and scientific excellence in recent days, including:
- John E. Dick, PhD, FRS, FRsC, FAACR, recipient of the Canada Gairdner International Awar... Read More »
Cancer: Piecing the Puzzle Together
Join the CCRA at this free, family-friendly community event at the Shaw Centre in Ottawa to learn about cancer, cancer research, the impact of cancer research happening in Canada, the successes of cancer research investments thus far and learn about the future of cancer research.
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Join the CCRA at this free, family-friendly community event at the Shaw Centre in Ottawa to learn about cancer, cancer research, the impact of cancer research happening in Canada, the successes of cancer research investments thus far and learn about the future of cancer research.
Check out booths and displays from ... Read More »