The National Library of Medicine will soon fund innovative, scalable clinical informatics research to develop and evaluate tools that transform diverse health data into actionable knowledge for improved health care and outcomes.
The National Cancer Institute will soon invite applications to develop innovative, user-friendly informatics technologies that advance cancer research, spanning early tool development to initial dissemination.
This grant supports small multidisciplinary teams using bioengineering approaches to develop and advance innovative tools or methods for solving biomedical research or clinical problems.
This grant funds early-stage, highly innovative technology development for improving analysis and handling of biospecimens in basic or clinical cancer research, focusing on proof-of-concept studies.
This grant funds projects to further develop and validate innovative technologies that advance cancer research or clinical care, focusing on technical improvements and rigorous validation for broad adoption.