The Cancer Research Institute funds research aimed at furthering the development of immunological approaches to the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of cancer. Our research programs are designed to recognize and support those scientists around the world who are focused on this area.
Today CRI provides funding at every level of scientific inquiry, from the most basic research to coordinated clinical trials, and supports scientists at all career levels. The work of CRI scientists is chronicled in the world's highest regarded academic scientific publications covering the fields of immunology, cancer immunology, molecular biology, and many others. You can browse a list of the most recent publications resulting from CRI funding.
Our research, training, and career development programs are listed below. Click on them to learn more about the programs, the scientists we are funding, and the important work they are accomplishing with donor support.
Laboratory Investigation and Training Programs
Clinical Investigation Program
- Cancer Vaccine Collaborative
- Support and coordination of a global network of clinical trial sites testing cancer vaccines
- Cancer Vaccine Consortium
- An international association providing dialogue and opportunities for collaboration among pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and academic institutions engaged in cancer vaccine research and development
- Coordinated Cancer Initiatives
- Funding for cross-discipline laboratory research collaborations
Other Programs