Implementation research for cancer prevention in Europe supports research collaborations adapting evidence-based prevention interventions to European health systems to reduce the cancer burden.
Technical Fellowships support cancer professionals through international learning visits to gain and share knowledge, skills and techniques that strengthen cancer control in their home organisations.
INSPIRE Research Challenge supports early-career researchers worldwide with bold studies of modifiable lifestyle and environmental factors to advance cancer prevention, treatment and survivorship.
CRI Clinic and Laboratory Integration Program supports investigator teams translating cancer immunology discoveries into immune-based approaches to prevent initial cancer development and recurrence.
RFA: Biology to Prevention Award (CRUK) supports UK–U.S. research teams translating biological insights into prevention targets and approaches, with a clear path toward reducing cancer risk or incidence.
Biology to Prevention Award supports research teams studying biological mechanisms of cancer development and risk to develop precision approaches to primary prevention and ultimately reduce cancer incidence.