NJCCR: Research Bridge Grant

The NJCCR Bridge Cancer Research Grants aim to support innovative cancer research projects in New Jersey with funding up to $200,000 for two years. Targeted at dedicated researchers facing temporary funding gaps, these grants promote advancements in cancer prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and survivorship. Eligible applicants must hold full-time faculty positions. The NJCCR plays a crucial role in enhancing cancer research and addressing health disparities within the state.

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Mandatory Technical Assistance meeting. See First Letter of Inquiry Deadline above.Mandatory Letter of Intent. See Second Letter of Inquiry Deadline above. Application Due in SAGE by Full Proposal Deadline above.
New Jersey Commission on Cancer Research (NJCCR)
The New Jersey Commission on Cancer Research (NJCCR) was established on January 17, 1983, with the passage of the “Cancer Research Act” by the New Jersey State Legislature. NJCCR promotes significant and original research related to Cancer in New Jersey. The NJCCR functions as an independent body and serves as an important resource to providers and consumers of cancer services in the State.
The mission of the NJCCR is to ensure that the citizens of New Jersey receive the fullest benefit of our nation’s fight against cancer through the promotion and funding of research into the causes, prevention, and treatment of cancer.
NJCCR Objectives
NJCCR’s primary objectives include:
Review and authorize approved cancer research projectsApportion all available funds to qualifying research institutions to finance approved research projects and necessary institutional support servicesEnsure that funds appropriated to approved research projects are not diverted to any other useTake steps necessary to encourage the development within the State of research projects on:the causes of cancerpain management and palliative care for persons diagnosed with cancerProvide the Governor and the Legislature with an Annual Report describing the state of the commission’s activities and the results of its funded research efforts
Bridge Cancer Research Grants
NJCCR Research Bridge Grant Award will support two-year research projects up to a maximum of $200,000. This award is designed to enhance cancer-related research at New Jersey institutions by providing funding to motivated and productive investigators who anticipate a short-term interruption in funding for research projects focused on cancer prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and survivorship. Applicants MUST have a full-time faculty appointment (Tenure Track or Non-Tenure-Track Faculty). Postdoctoral associates, teaching and research assistants, co-adjutant appointees, clinical, and adjunct faculty defined as part-time positions, and visiting faculty members are not eligible to apply.