Cancer Research Institute
CRI Technology Impact Award
LOI Deadline
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The Cancer Research Institute (CRI) Technology Impact Award funds $600,000 for early-stage, pre-development technology concepts with potential to transform cancer immunotherapy. The award targets researchers pursuing bold, innovative ideas at the proof-of-concept or prototype stage and operates on a two-stage application process beginning with a letter of intent.
Details
| Funder | Cancer Research Institute |
| Budget | $600,000 |
| Deadline | 16 November 2026 |
| Duration | 2-4 years |
| Consortium | No |
| Application | 2-stage: LOI → full proposal |
| TRL | 1-3 |
| Frequency | Annual |
| Next round | 2026-11 |
Eligibility & scope
Supports early-stage, pre-development concepts with potential to transform cancer immunotherapy. Targets bold, innovative technology ideas at the pre-development stage in cancer immunotherapy.
Who Should Apply
- •Researchers developing pre-clinical or early-stage technology concepts
- •Teams working on novel approaches to cancer immunotherapy
- •Applicants with proof-of-concept or preliminary data supporting feasibility
- •Projects at proof-of-concept or prototype stage, not yet in full development
Key Dates
- •Two-stage application: letter of intent followed by full proposal
- •Annual call (next cycle and deadline not yet announced)
- •Typical project duration not specified in metadata
Tips for Applicants
- ✓Lead with the innovative angle and transformative potential of the technology; CRI prioritises bold concepts over incremental advances.
- ✓Emphasise early-stage readiness: submit the strongest preliminary data or prototype milestone you can demonstrate.
- ✓The LOI stage is competitive; use it to establish technical feasibility and clinical relevance before the full proposal.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does the CRI Technology Impact Award pay?
Up to $600,000 per project.
What type of research does the CRI Technology Impact Award fund?
Early-stage, pre-development technology concepts with potential to transform cancer immunotherapy.
Is the CRI Technology Impact Award a one-stage or two-stage process?
Two-stage: researchers first submit a letter of intent, then are invited to submit a full proposal.
How often does CRI run the Technology Impact Award?
Annually; the next cycle and deadline have not yet been announced.
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