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EGRP Cancer Epidemiology News is a monthly e-newsletter with information regarding funding opportunities related to cancer epidemiology, grantsmanship issues, research resources, and other relevant news.
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NIH & NCI-Funded Genomics Datasets for Secondary Analysis
May 2022
NIH and NCI have made significant investments in the generation of large-scale genomic data. Learn more about datasets from the Genetic Associations and Mechanisms in Oncology (GAME-ON) initiative and the NIH All of Us Research Program.
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Consortia-Based Analyses Made Easy: Introducing COMETS Analytics
April 2022
COMETS Analytics is a free, publicly available online tool designed to run standardized and reproducible consortium-based analyses. This tool was designed with metabolomics in mind, but it can also be used to perform non-metabolomics analyses.
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Updated Sample Grant Applications and Other Resources for Early Stage Investigators
March 2022
It is challenging for early stage investigators (ESIs) to obtain NIH funding for their research. Learn about resources available through NCI, the Division of Cancer Control and Population Sciences (DCCPS), and EGRP to help ESIs prepare and submit successful grant applications.
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Announcing EGRP’s 2021 Research Highlights!
February 2022
Each year, EGRP publishes a Research Highlights list to showcase a selection of recent publications resulting from research projects in the EGRP grant portfolio. See the final selections for EGRP's 2021 Research Highlights in our February issue.
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EGRP Research Highlights
Each year, the Epidemiology and Genomics Research Program publishes a Research Highlights list to showcase a selection of recent publications resulting from research projects in the EGRP grant portfolio.
View the 2021 Research Highlights