Cancer immunoprevention network (CIP-net) resource coordinating center

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Award ID
U24CA305623
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Awarding agency
Obligated
$1,651,714

Award facts

Assistance listing
93.393 Cancer Cause and Prevention Research
Completion date 23% complete
Place of performance
Buffalo, NY 14263, USA

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Description

Abstract
The goal of our proposed data and resource coordinating center (DRCC) application is to catalyze collaboration across the cancer immunoprevention network (CIP-net) and to manage, integrate and disseminate the data and resources generated through the network. By leveraging cutting-edge, multidisciplinary team approaches, we will support CIP-net in fostering a collaborative community of cancer immunoprevention researchers, collectively working to understand the basic mechanisms of immunoprevention, discover novel immunoprevention strategies, and develop and test preclinical interventions. Our strategy is to boost the productivity of CIP-net investigators by fostering a collaborative research community, accelerate CIP-net research by removing barriers to accessing analytics expertise, improve the interoperability and usability of CIP- net data by deploying best practices for data standards and harmonization, and unlock the full potential of CIP- net activities by sharing data and resources with the broader scientific community. First, we will establish an effective administrative infrastructure and organizational process to coordinate CIP-net activities, building on our proven and continuously improving systems that currently support the coordination of NCI programs. Second, we will ensure that CIP-net data are harmonized using standards interoperable with the broader cancer data ecosystem and findable through a centralized virtual repository, leveraging our extensive track record and robust systems for collaborative data sharing and dissemination in consortium studies. Third, we will provide multidisciplinary analytics expertise to support CIP-net's collaborative research, drawing on our collective strengths in biostatistics, bioinformatics, and biomedical informatics from roswell park's department of biostatistics & bioinformatics. Fourth, we will actively promote CIP-net and engage diverse stakeholders to build an inclusive community that leverages a range of perspectives and approaches to address key scientific questions in immunoprevention. Taken together, we envision that our DRCC, in close collaboration with the CIP-net stakeholders, will enable US to support highly effective and innovative translational studies that address the critical unmet needs in cancer immunoprevention. The main deliverables include: administrative and organizational support to coordinate network activities and facilitate communication and collaboration (aim 1); policies, workflows, and infrastructure to ensure that all resources generated by CIP-net are harmonized using standards interoperable with the broader cancer data ecosystem and findable through a centralized virtual repository; multidisciplinary analytics support to accelerate CIP-net research progress, along with innovative solutions to address CIP-net's evolving needs (aim 2); and community-building and outreach efforts to support immunoprevention research, integrate patient advocates into CIP-net, and coordinate career development opportunities for early-career scientists (aim 3).

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Amendment $825,857
Original award $825,857

Subawards

Subrecipient Amount Awarded
The General Hospital Corporation Cancer Immunoprevention Network $37,148

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Who received award U24CA305623?

U24CA305623 was awarded to Health Research, Inc. by National Cancer Institute (National Institutes of Health) on September 1, 2025.

How much is award U24CA305623 worth?

$1,651,714 has been obligated on U24CA305623.

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