Highlighted Topics Spotlight: Cancer Research

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Have you explored the NIH Highlighted Topics recently? If not, now is a great time to take a look and learn more about this centralized list of selected research priority areas within the NIH Institutes, Centers, and Offices (ICOs).  

To help bring additional visibility to these priority areas, we will periodically spotlight Highlighted Topics here in the Nexus. And remember: don’t judge a book by its cover. Participating ICOs often describe how research within the scope of their mission connects to the broader topic area in unique and important ways. 

Today’s Spotlight: Cancer Research 

Current cancer-related Highlighted Topics include: 

If any of these (or other Highlighted Topics) align with your research interests, we strongly encourage you to reach out early to the appropriate scientific contacts. Program staff can help you determine how your research idea may fit, identify appropriate parent funding opportunities, and answer questions related to your application. 

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