NIH Science-Driven Research Project (RP1)
Funds Science-Driven Research Project awards, NIH's RP1 mechanism.
The Science-Driven Research Project (RP1) is an award to support a research project or research program in an area representing a PD/PI’s specific interest and competencies.
NIH files the mechanism under Research and Development.
Each announcement under RP1 sets its own deadline, budget and eligibility. NIH publishes the mechanism, not a single competition, so the terms come from the announcemen…
Each grant below is a distinct funding opportunity with its own eligibility, scope, and deliverables.
Funds preclinical research on how radiation from cancer radiopharmaceuticals affects tumors and normal tissue, as a short or a long project.
Funds research into what is driving more non-hereditary cancers in 18-to-49-year-olds, and how to catch them earlier.
Funds cancer therapies that combine radiation with a targeted drug, exploiting vulnerabilities radiation creates rather than ones already there.
Funds short add-on studies riding on an already-running clinical trial, observational study, or patient registry.