The Antje Graupe Pryor Cancer Data Science Award 2026, administered by the Arnie Charbonneau Cancer Institute, provides C$40,000 for a Calgary-led project integrating imaging, radiomic or multi-omic data to address cancer research questions.
The award supports new computational approaches and data-driven studies that could improve cancer prevention, diagnosis, treatment, survivorship or health-system outcomes. Linking these datasets with clinical and administrative health information is encouraged where appropriate.
Eligibility Criteria
- Principal applicants must hold an academic appointment, including adjunct appointments, at the University of Calgary or Cancer Care Alberta / Alberta Health Services.
- Applicants must be Charbonneau Institute members or apply for membership alongside their submission.
- The project must be led by a Calgary-based investigator.
- Teams may include collaborators outside Calgary and relevant industry partners.
- New and junior investigators are encouraged to apply.
- Each investigator may lead only one proposal but participate in additional applications.
- Projects must address the call’s cancer data integration focus.
- Funding must support novel work without overlapping existing grant support.
Funding Details
- Award amount: C$40,000.
- Number of awards: One.
Deadline
- Application deadline: December 15, 2026, at 4 p.m.
- Anticipated funding decision: March 2027.
- Submission: Email the completed application to charbonneau@ucalgary.ca.
- The guidelines do not explicitly specify the deadline’s time zone.