Early-Career Awards - Ohio State University support early-career faculty in cancer research and mentored career development to generate preliminary findings and strengthen prospects for future NCI funding.
Idea Grants support Ohio State University’s cancer research community with seed funding for high-risk research and implementation science to advance cancer care and build toward future NCI funding.
Community-Based Partnership Awards support Ohio State investigators and community partners in cancer research to generate preliminary data and publications for competitive NCI grant applications.
The Pelotonia Scholars Program supports undergraduate, graduate, medical and postdoctoral scholars in multidisciplinary cancer research to advance their development as independent cancer scientists.
Ohio State University's Intramural Research Program funds innovative, collaborative cancer research and early-career development, with special support for projects on young adult and early-onset cancers.
Career Development Award Special Competitions support early-career clinical investigators through mentored, patient-oriented cancer research to help establish independent clinical research programs.