Funding name *
Binaytara Implementation Science Research Awards
URL *
https://binaytara.org/implementation-science-research-awards
Funder / Organization *
Binaytara
Description
The Binaytara Implementation Science Research Award supports early-career investigators focused on improving how evidence-based cancer care is delivered in real-world settings. This award is aligned with the Summit on Cancer Health Disparities (SCHD) and prioritizes projects that address access, equity, and delivery gaps across diverse populations. Projects should address: implementation of evidence-based cancer care; barriers to access, adoption, or sustainability; health disparities and equity-driven interventions; and real-world cancer care delivery in clinical or community settings. Applicants must first submit an abstract for the SCHD; first authors of accepted abstracts are then invited to submit a separate implementation science research proposal. Finalists present their proposals live during the Impact Pitch session at SCHD. Only early-career hematology/oncology faculty (3 years or less) or fellows are eligible. No institutional overhead or indirect costs. Limit one proposal per person.
Eligible career levels
Applicant country eligibility
Worldwide
Host country (if applicable)
No response
Award amount / stipend
Up to USD 25,000 per project
Duration
Not specified
Deadline
Varies; tied to Summit on Cancer Health Disparities (SCHD) abstract submission deadline
Frequency
Annual
Funding purpose(s)
Subject areas
Medicine, Oncology, Implementation Science, Health Disparities, Cancer Research
Additional notes
The application pathway has three steps: (1) submit an abstract based on completed or ongoing research for presentation at the Summit on Cancer Health Disparities; (2) authors of accepted abstracts are invited to submit a separate implementation science research proposal (the proposal may be related to the submitted abstract or entirely different research); (3) finalists present their proposals live during the Impact Pitch: Research Award Challenge at SCHD. Funds must be used solely for project-related expenses. Awardees are expected to present progress or outcomes at a future SCHD meeting. Acknowledgment of Binaytara support is required. Binaytara is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit based in Bellevue, WA. See all Binaytara funding opportunities at https://binaytara.org/research-grants
Checklist
Funding name *
Binaytara Implementation Science Research Awards
URL *
https://binaytara.org/implementation-science-research-awards
Funder / Organization *
Binaytara
Description
The Binaytara Implementation Science Research Award supports early-career investigators focused on improving how evidence-based cancer care is delivered in real-world settings. This award is aligned with the Summit on Cancer Health Disparities (SCHD) and prioritizes projects that address access, equity, and delivery gaps across diverse populations. Projects should address: implementation of evidence-based cancer care; barriers to access, adoption, or sustainability; health disparities and equity-driven interventions; and real-world cancer care delivery in clinical or community settings. Applicants must first submit an abstract for the SCHD; first authors of accepted abstracts are then invited to submit a separate implementation science research proposal. Finalists present their proposals live during the Impact Pitch session at SCHD. Only early-career hematology/oncology faculty (3 years or less) or fellows are eligible. No institutional overhead or indirect costs. Limit one proposal per person.
Eligible career levels
Applicant country eligibility
Worldwide
Host country (if applicable)
No response
Award amount / stipend
Up to USD 25,000 per project
Duration
Not specified
Deadline
Varies; tied to Summit on Cancer Health Disparities (SCHD) abstract submission deadline
Frequency
Annual
Funding purpose(s)
Subject areas
Medicine, Oncology, Implementation Science, Health Disparities, Cancer Research
Additional notes
The application pathway has three steps: (1) submit an abstract based on completed or ongoing research for presentation at the Summit on Cancer Health Disparities; (2) authors of accepted abstracts are invited to submit a separate implementation science research proposal (the proposal may be related to the submitted abstract or entirely different research); (3) finalists present their proposals live during the Impact Pitch: Research Award Challenge at SCHD. Funds must be used solely for project-related expenses. Awardees are expected to present progress or outcomes at a future SCHD meeting. Acknowledgment of Binaytara support is required. Binaytara is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit based in Bellevue, WA. See all Binaytara funding opportunities at https://binaytara.org/research-grants
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