Main navigation | Main content
| Sponsor: | V Foundation for Cancer Research |
| Award Title: | 2012 V Foundation Translational Award |
| Amount: | $600,000 Each grant will total $600,000, paid in $200,000 installments over a three-year period. Ten percent of the grant annually may be used to offset the indirect costs of the project. |
| UM Deadline: | 04/30/2012 |
| Sponsor Deadline: | 06/01/2012 |
| Description: | Funding is available for a cancer research project that brings together pre-clinical and clinical investigators. This work must not be current funded by other mechanisms external to the cancer center. The purpose of these grants is to develop novel approaches to the prevention detection and treatment of human cancer that requires collaboration of investigators from both the lab and clinical. For more information visit: http://www.jimmyv.org"> |
| Number of Applicants University is Allowed to submit: | 1 |
| Additional Requirements: | _None |
| Sponsor Guidelines: | http://www.research.umn.edu/advance/documents/VTranslational2012.pdf |
| UM Nominations Process: |
Deadlines:
Masonic Cancer Center Review: 4:30, April 30th A one page description of the concept and a draft budget in NIH format should be emailed to Aaron Schilz, schil226@umn.edu by 4:30 pm April 30th. The concept and budget will be reviewed by a director appointed committee if there is more than one application. Masonic Cancer Center Review and designation of final applicant: May 2, 2012 Please note: completed applications must be submitted to SPA by May 30th, 2012 to meet the foundation's deadline of June 1st, 2012 Foundation's Application Deadline: June 1st, 2012, Awards: August 2012, Funding: October 2012 FULL Applications (if internally selected by the Masonic Cancer Center) - Application cover sheet: http://www.jimmyv.org/research/grant-application.html - Director's letter of recommendation - A response of not more than 10 pages describing the proposed research, including specific aims, hypothesis, background, significance and proposed methods - Provide for each investigator current funding - Percentage of effort each investigator will contribute to project - Budget for project - Biosketch for all project team members (NIH format) - One page description of project in lay terms - If animals are to be used in this research project, please provide rationale and a statement that they will be used in accordance with methods reviewed and approved by IACUC |
| Peer Review Coordination: | Masonic Cancer Center contact email |
| Status: | The internal deadline has passed but no applicants were selected. Please contact the office coordinating the peer review for more information. |
| Please note: | To be considered for peer review and internal selection, faculty must follow the above submission guidelines and meet the UM deadline as set by the office coordinating the peer review for this opportunity. |
(click title bar to open/close the topic)
This link includes summary sponsor information, specific instructions for internal submission and contact information for the university office coordinating the nomination process.
Registration is an optional but highly recommended feature. Perhaps you are looking for a wider audience for your proposal idea, or for potential collaborators to work with to create a stronger application. Registration allows applicants to share proposal ideas and post contact information.
Registration also provides information that helps the university office overseeing the nomination to determine the level of coordination needed and guide the review process.
To register (or view registrants), click on the UM Submission Instructions for a specific opportunity, then click on the Register Interest link.
If you have questions about the University's process related to extramural funding opportunities requiring nomination, please contact collabor8@umn.edu
