The University of Arizona Comprehensive Skin Cancer Institute is accepting applications for its 2026 Seed Grant program. The program provides early-stage funding to support innovative translational research in skin cancer, including prevention, detection, and treatment. Projects are expected to be completed within one year and aim to generate preliminary data for future studies.
About the Skin Cancer Institute Seed Grant
The Seed Grant supports translational research projects that advance understanding and management of skin cancer. The program encourages innovative approaches and provides funding to help investigators pursue new ideas and collect preliminary data for larger research initiatives.
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Funding Size
Two awards are anticipated, ranging from $5,000 to $10,000 each.
Who Can Apply
University of Arizona faculty and research fellows engaged in skin cancer research. Applicants must be able to complete the proposed project within one year.
Geographic Eligibility
Applicants must be affiliated with the University of Arizona.
Application Process
Applications are due Monday, April 20, 2026. Awards will be based on scientific merit, innovation, and potential impact.
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Required Materials
- Research proposal with objectives, methods, and expected outcomes
- Budget justification within the award limits
- CV of the principal investigator(s)
- Supporting documents demonstrating institutional affiliation and research compliance
Selection Notes
Funding decisions will consider innovation, feasibility, and potential translational impact. The Institute anticipates awarding two projects, depending on merit and budget alignment.