Collaboration
NETRF promotes collaboration and resource sharing among funded researchers and the community, both crucial in advancing science.
Resource sharing
Unique research resources created by NETRF funds must be readily available to qualified individuals, after publication. NETRF has partnered with several like-minded organizations that promote resource sharing.
Grant programs via partners
NETRF is dedicated to accelerating progress for better treatments and potential cures through partnerships with aligned organizations and private foundations.
Sponsored annual grants:
- North American Neuroendocrine Tumor Society (NANETS) The NANETS Basic/Translational Science Investigator Award is a two-year $100,000 award and will provide $50,000 in funding each year, which will be directed to the sponsoring institution. The purpose of the NANETS BTSI Award is to encourage scientists at the end of their fellowship who have secured a faculty appointment or scientists beginning their faculty appointment to pursue research focused on neuroendocrine tumors. Deadline for submission of the application is June 14, 2019
- American Association for Cancer Research (AACR)
- Education and Research Foundation for Nuclear Medicine and Imaging (ERF)
Tissue specimens:
In partnership with Rare Cancer Research Foundation (RCRF) and pattern.org, tissues from NET patients that are undergoing surgery are directed to the Cancer Cell Line Factory (CCLF) at the Broad Institute, for generation of NET cell lines.
Plasmids or viruses:
Investigators that have created new plasmids or viruses are encouraged to submit them to Addgene.
For any questions regarding all our grant opportunities, please email us at grants@netrf.org
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