The Binaytara Implementation Science Research Awards 2027 provide up to $25,000 per project to support early-career investigators improving how evidence-based cancer care reaches patients in clinical and community settings. Projects should address barriers to access, adoption or sustainability, with an emphasis on reducing cancer health disparities.
Applicants first submit an abstract describing completed or ongoing research to the Summit on Cancer Health Disparities. Eligible first authors of accepted abstracts are then invited to submit a separate research proposal, and selected finalists present their ideas live during the summit’s Impact Pitch session.
Eligibility Criteria
- Applicants must be hematology/oncology faculty within three years of appointment, or eligible fellows.
- Hematology/oncology and related subspecialty fellows may apply.
- Applicants must be first authors of accepted summit abstracts.
- Abstracts must describe completed or ongoing research.
- Each applicant may submit only one research proposal.
- Projects must address cancer care implementation, access barriers or disparities.
- Selected finalists must present their proposals live during the summit’s Impact Pitch session.
Funding Details
- Maximum award: $25,000 per project.
- Funding covers project expenses only.
- Institutional overhead and indirect costs are excluded.
- Recipients must present progress or outcomes at a future summit.
Deadline
- Abstract submission: December 11, 2026.
Further Information
- Official award details
- Abstract submission portal
- The proposed project may differ from the research described in the accepted abstract.