Funding Opportunities
Stony Brook Cancer Center offers several funding opportunities to its members to advance their research. We have recently implemented an InfoReady site to house information on all opportunities and accept proposals. Please note that the requests for applications below are open only to SBCC members. If you believe your research is relevant to the mission of the Stony Brook Cancer Center, please email SBCC_Admin@stonybrookmedicine.edu to request membership information.
No SBCC External Foundation Limited Competitions at this time.
Contact Scott Reid for Funding Questions or Information
Scott K. Reid
- Associate Director of Finance and Administration
Stony Brook Cancer Center
Lauterbur Drive
Hospital Pavilion, Level 5W, Rm. 207
Stony Brook, NY 11794-7263
- Phone: (631) 638-1596
- Email: scott.reid@stonybrookmedicine.edu
SBCC Internal Funding Opportunities
Pilot Program to support Therapeutic Investigator-Initiated Clinical Trials (IITs)
Request for Applications - Pilot Program to support Therapeutic Investigator-Initiated Clinical Trials. Funding up to $190,000 over 3 years is available to support these IIT’s. Please see additional details at the following link: https://sbcc.infoready4.com/#freeformCompetitionDetail/2026241
A Pilot Award Program for Team Science (This RFA is closed)
The purpose of the Stony Brook Cancer Center (SBCC) Team Science Award Program is to bring together investigators across different disciplines in order to address long-standing barriers relevant to cancer. Investigations may focus on risk, prevention, early detection, treatment and/or symptoms, and may do so through basic, population, clinical, behavioral, social, engineering, chemistry or physics-based research approaches, or combinations thereof.
SBCC Voucher Program
A subsidized shared resource use voucher to be used for Cancer Center Shared Resources.
Vouchers available for:
- Biological Mass Spectrometry
- Tissue Analytics
- Biostatistics
- Bioinformatics
- Advanced Imaging (small animal imaging or clinical MRI studies)