Beat Cancer Project
Beat Cancer Project Funding opportunities
The Beat Cancer Project is a South Australian state-wide initiative intended to support and advance cancer research within the state. It is funded by Cancer Council SA and the SA Government (through SA Health) and administered by the South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI).
The objectives of the Beat Cancer Project are to increase funding for cancer research, increase the capacity for researchers to attract more national and international research grants, and build a stronger cancer research workforce and broader research infrastructure in South Australia.
We ask potential applicants to refer to the Scheme-Specific Funding Guidelines for further information relating to each Scheme.
In addition to funding the schemes outlined in the table below, the Beat Cancer Project has committed funding for three Research Chairs, SANT DataLink and the Clinical Cancer Registry.
Successful applicants will be required to enter into a funding agreement with SAHMRI which includes requirements to meet with a representative of Cancer Council SA once a year to provide information in relation to the research being undertaken and provide a biography and synopsis of the research. The funding agreement also contains a number of requirements in relation to the acknowledgement of the funding source.
Researchers will be required to complete an online application form – the link to the form will be accessible on the date that the Scheme opens via the table below.
If you require further information about any of the above Schemes, please contact the Beat Cancer Project Officer via email at beatcancer@sahmri.com
| Research scheme | Details | 2019 Dates |
| Travel Grants | Funding Available: Up to $10,000 per applicant to support short-term exchange arrangements; up to $2,500 to support conference attendance and travel. |
Open Date: 1 April 2019 Close Date: 6 May 2019 |
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One Year Infrastructure Grants |
Infrastructure Funding will be directed towards research infrastructure that could make an important difference to cancer prevention, treatment and knowledge within the state. Funding Available: Funding of up to $250,000 will be available per proposal where matched funding is guaranteed. |
Open Applications accepted at any time |
| Project Grants |
NHMRC near miss Ideas Grants Research Project Grants will generally (available end of December) be for one year, beginning 1 January 2020. Up to $100,000 will be available. Applications will comprise
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Open Date: 6 March 2019 Close Dates: 8 May 2019 (NHMRC RGMS Ideas Grant Application) 22 May 2019 (Cancer Council Supplementary Questions) |
