Oracle Head & Neck Cancer UK, in partnership with a family foundation, is proud to announce a groundbreaking research grant opportunity offering up to £300,000 in funding over three years.
This grant aims to drive innovative research addressing critical challenges in head and neck cancer.
The scheme is part of Oracle Head & Neck Cancer UK’s commitment to advancing the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of head and neck cancers, and focuses on fostering impactful scientific discovery to deliver meaningful improvements in patient care and outcomes.
Roz Redd, Director of Delivery and Impact, Oracle Head & Neck Cancer UK, said: “We are thrilled to launch this transformative grant opportunity, which represents a significant investment in the future of head and neck cancer research.
“By focusing on innovation and real-world impact, we aim to accelerate progress and improve outcomes for patients affected by this devastating disease.”
The grant supports hypothesis-driven research across a range of pre-clinical approaches, including laboratory-based (wet lab) studies and bioinformatics/in silico research.
There are no restrictions on specific research topics within head and neck cancer, with the emphasis placed on the quality, scientific merit, and above all, the potential patient impact of the proposed work.
Projects involving clinical trials or post-clinical activities are excluded from this funding opportunity.
Oracle Head & Neck Cancer UK invites researchers across disciplines to submit high-quality proposals that push boundaries and explore novel approaches to improving outcomes for head and neck cancer patients.
Applications for the grant open on 16 December and must be submitted by 16 February, 2025, with successful recipients to be announced in April 2025.
For further details on eligibility, submission guidelines, or to discuss potential proposals, applicants can contact the Oracle Head & Neck Cancer team by email at research@oraclehnc.org.uk.
Application forms can be accessed at https://oraclehnc.org.uk/research-large-grants
