Pilot funding available from Knight Cancer Institute
OHSU’s Knight Cancer Institute is offering funding for cancer researchers that will assist them in generating preliminary data for peer-reviewed national funding and career development proposals. Multiple awards worth $50,000 per year for two years will be given to Knight investigators at the rank of assistant professor or higher. This mechanism is intended to support clinical, basic, or population-based research that is cancer focused. Priority will be given to those proposals including investigators from two or more disciplines (e.g., clinical research and basic science), demonstrating potential advancement of personalized medicine.
Applications are due October 5, 2011. View the full announcement for more information or to apply.
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