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Understanding how clonal hematopoiesis feeds lymphoma
Worldwide Cancer Research
Institute of Oncology Research
HRCS22_15962
As the fifth most frequently occurring cancer type in humans, lymphoma still requires to be mechanistically better understood in order to achieve a satisfactory relative survival. A promising approach to close this knowledge gap concerning lymphoma consists in investigating the microenvironment and potentially occurrin...
2.1 Biological and endogenous factors
6project_grants_public
gen_de1a6783eba71dee9b3619f6076e1feb
Early exposure to radio-frequency electromagnetic fields and cancer: complete evaluation of the Ramazzini Institute long-term carcinogenicity bioassays on Sprague-Dawley rats
Children with Cancer UK
Istituto Ramazzini
HRCS22_15966
Humans in modern society are exposed to an ever-increasing number of radiofrequency electromagnetic fields (RFR). Key sources of RFR include mobile phones, wireless networks and base station antenna. Concern is expressed about possible health effects, particularly children appears to be more sensitive to RFR than adult...
No Research Activity assigned
6project_grants_public
gen_32649fa9a27b236ed545112a763deac1
Biomarkers Part 2
Duchenne UK
Duke University
HRCS22_15982
This project will be looking at biomarkers to be used in clinical trials.
4.1 Discovery and preclinical testing of markers and technologies
6project_grants_public
gen_216a3d785370cc502f5b1dd798bb4c0f
Exploring the functional role of EZH2-dependent autocrine signaling in T-cell leukemia
Worldwide Cancer Research
Casa Sollievo della Sofferenza
HRCS22_15987
BACKGROUND: T-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia/lymphoma (T-ALL) is a malignancy with refractory/relapsed cases, presumably due to the ineffective targeting of leukemia initiating cells (LICs). DNA mutations, leading to the hyperactivation of Notch1 signaling, are found in >50% of human T-ALL. NOTCH1 binding induces th...
2.1 Biological and endogenous factors
6project_grants_public
gen_f54ec7d406a1b5bf92bb518f137478a7
Targeting GH signalling: a novel radiosensitising strategy
Worldwide Cancer Research
University of Auckland
HRCS22_15993
No abstract available for this analysis.
No Research Activity assigned
6project_grants_public
gen_efac2d3960b02e7f52d7cfe480d2672c
Role of PI3K-C2G in pancreatic cancer metabolism
Worldwide Cancer Research
University of Turin
HRCS22_15995
Pancreatic cancer (PC) is the most lethal cancer across the world, with incidence equaling mortality. Recently, PC emerged as a metabolic outlier characterized by several metabolic dependencies, representing an unmet opportunity for the development of novel therapeutic approaches. A wealth of studies report that enhanc...
2.1 Biological and endogenous factors
6project_grants_public
gen_717cf461daf5404dbd6e59f3c727f716
NUMB splicing modulation with AONs as a novel lung cancer treatment
Worldwide Cancer Research
Centre for Genomic Regulation
HRCS22_15997
No abstract available for this analysis.
No Research Activity assigned
6project_grants_public
gen_29b67c9117ecbf97c79e003bcb62a1f8
Identifying key amino acid metabolic steps as potential drug targets for Chagas disease treatment
Wellcome Trust
University of Sao Paulo
HRCS22_16008
Trypanosoma cruzi, the causal agent of Chagas disease, has a complex digenetic life cycle. This organism is well adapted to handle environmental changes, presenting high metabolic flexibility. In this context, amino acids and their metabolism play crucial roles in cell differentiation, maintenance of cell volume and re...
2.1 Biological and endogenous factors
6project_grants_public
gen_0c93fb3636de6edfdd63ec36359fbcd6
Research Enrichment Funding for the Public engagement programme of CIDRI-Africa
Wellcome Trust
University of Cape Town
HRCS22_16027
The Wellcome Centre for Infectious Diseases Research in Africa (CIDRI-Africa) at the University of Cape Town leads research programmes on high-burden infectious diseases, particularly HIV and tuberculosis. Through this enrichment grant, we will develop our researcher community as public engagement champions, improve ou...
7.1 Individual care needs
6project_grants_public
gen_60ff6246b8b55ab2fd56a82a1c02d80f
Decoding the role of lipids in the metabolic control of CD8+ T cells by the gut microbiota to improve outcomes in colorectal cancer.
Worldwide Cancer Research
European Institute of Oncology
HRCS22_16034
Over a third of resected early-stage colorectal cancer (CRC) relapse and patients die from metastatic disease. Infiltrating lymphocytes are independent positive predictor of survival in CRC, however only a small fraction of patients respond to immune checkpoint inhibitors (ICI). This project originates from two milesto...
2.1 Biological and endogenous factors
6project_grants_public
gen_71360dbc15ca1d51bf69d731fa5a8b61
Dissecting the molecular mechanisms that sustain frequent oncogenic BAP1 mutations
Worldwide Cancer Research
European Institute of Oncology
HRCS22_16035
No abstract available for this analysis.
No Research Activity assigned
6project_grants_public
gen_2cacb7896490467096a363147d172390
Investigating the roles of NF-κB subunits as master regulators of CD8+ T-cell function in cancer immunity and immunotherapy.
Worldwide Cancer Research
Cancer Center of Lyon
HRCS22_16036
Cancer progression is greatly influenced by a delicate balance between tolerance to and immune response against tumors. The recent success of immunotherapies such as checkpoint-blockade therapies, demonstrates that this balance can be shifted effectively towards enhanced anti-tumor immunity, to delay or even stop cance...
2.1 Biological and endogenous factors
6project_grants_public
gen_431da97927d45c6519c56d8db25052f7
Identifying properties of tumour suppressive pericytes for cancer therapy (PERISUPPRESS)
Worldwide Cancer Research
CERCA Institution
HRCS22_16064
Non-transformed co-habitant cells, defined as stroma, play key roles in the development and progression of tumours. Thus, understanding their function is instrumental for the efficacious eradication of the disease. Taking advantage of computational analyses, a unique collection of prostate cancer (PCa) mouse models, an...
2.1 Biological and endogenous factors
6project_grants_public
gen_00c124ae962579836cb4cb0bb2f9d026
‘We are the heroin capital of Europe’: Marginal Communities, Health, Identity, and the Opioid Epidemic in Twentieth-Century Ireland
Wellcome Trust
University College Dublin
HRCS22_16079
Keywords: Heroin, drugs, Ireland. By 1990 heroin had devastated working-class communities across Dublin and, in some families, wiped out entire generations. But how did things reach that stage when three decades previously heroin was only known in Ireland as a symbol of distant, undesirable, foreignness? This project w...
8.1 Organisation and delivery of services
6project_grants_public
gen_66f98f411b2deb166b213db3216ce699
Unravelling the requirement of Rad18 in glioblastoma proliferation
Worldwide Cancer Research
Cancer Research Center of Toulouse
HRCS22_16094
Glioblastoma is the most frequent and aggressive primary brain tumor characterized by a strong resistance to therapy involving treatment with ionizing radiations and alkylating agents. The molecular grounds of this acquired resistance are currently unknown. The identification of novel therapeutic targets constitutes th...
2.1 Biological and endogenous factors
6project_grants_public
gen_db4c505020bebfa2fb6acba203da3e18
Impact of a Typhoid Conjugate Vaccine Campaign on Antimicrobial Use in Harare, Zimbabwe
Wellcome Trust
Biomedical Research and Training Institute
HRCS22_16112
Typhoid fever is a common cause of non-specific febrile illness in low-resource settings. Empirical treatment for typhoid may be a major driver of AMR in typhoid-endemic communities, where estimates suggest that up to 25 additional cases receive antimicrobial treatment for each one confirmed. Harare in Zimbabwe has exp...
3.4 Vaccines
6project_grants_public
gen_156df0077ff39bd9ec6e643d49f29902
Defining NRF2-independent ROS management as bottleneck to tumor initiation
Worldwide Cancer Research
New York University
HRCS22_16120
Cancer is generally viewed as a genetic disease, which develops when cells acquire mutations in proto-oncogenes and tumor suppressors. These mutations are thought to progressively derail tissue homeostasis, allowing for an expansion of tumorigenic clones with unlimited proliferative potential that fuels long-term tumor...
1.1 Normal biological development and functioning
6project_grants_public
gen_ec4962254d6cab4c2bef16eeb33d31fb
Preclinical development of antisense oligonucleotide therapy for RIPOR2-associated adultonset hearing loss
Royal National Institute for Deaf People
Radboud University Nijmegen Medical Centre
HRCS22_16125
We recently identified a 12-nucleotide deletion in RIPOR2 (rs760676508) as a frequent cause of dominantly inherited adult-onset sensorineural hearing loss (DFNA21). Based on the allele frequencies in gnomAD, it is estimated that ~30,000 individuals in Northwest Europe are at risk to develop hearing loss due to this RIP...
5.2 Cellular and gene therapies
6project_grants_public
gen_67a2749fc72a81a51cca8712f9289f03
Characterising the role of RET in breast cancer brain metastasis as a facilitator of colonisation and a novel targeted therapy
Breast Cancer Now
Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland
HRCS22_16127
Brain metastasis occurs in 10-30% of breast cancer patients and is fast becoming the foremost clinical challenge in the management of metastatic disease. Limited therapeutic options exist for patients with brain metastasis and the current treatment paradigm consists of surgical resection, stereotactic radiosurgery and ...
4.1 Discovery and preclinical testing of markers and technologies
6project_grants_public
gen_184fb2511af737ecc47b0160f942738d
Improved surveillance of zoonotic Mycobacteria through rapid direct detection and genotyping in livestock, wildlife, and their environment from low-resource areas in South Africa.
Wellcome Trust
Stellenbosch University
HRCS22_16129
Recent studies in Africa and India (countries with high TB- and HIV-burdens) reported increased frequency of zoonotic tuberculosis (zTB) in humans caused by other members of the Mycobacterium tuberculosis complex (MTBC) like M. orygis, indicating that M. bovis infection may be an inadequate proxy for zTB. Similarly, no...
2.2 Factors relating to physical environment
6project_grants_public
gen_689ecadafb4996278c5e4c8b07f6e97a
PPS - RTI
Duchenne UK
RTI International
HRCS22_16136
This is a collaboration funded by Duchenne UK. It involves RTI International, Parent Project Muscular Dystrphy and Newcastle University, who are all recepients of funding based on their contribution. This collaborative project will assess and explore clinician, patient, and caregiver attitudes, priorities, and risk tol...
7.1 Individual care needs
6project_grants_public
gen_3806d039adf3dd495e3f5a04aff46c97
Determining the neuroprotective and neurorestorative efficacy of AAV-hGDF5 in the AAV-α-synuclein rat model of Parkinson’s.
Cure Parkinson's
University College Cork
HRCS22_16139
In Europe, 1.2 million people have Parkinson’s disease (PD), with a total socioeconomic cost of €13.9 billion per annum, which will double by 2030. No current therapy stops the symptoms of PD from worsening. This project proposes that a neurotrophic factor called growth differentiation factor 5 (GDF5) can be applied as...
5.2 Cellular and gene therapies
6project_grants_public
gen_567c42aca34551493d87189788a1bf64
Notch3 as a regulator of cancer-associated fibroblast reprogramming and functions in intestinal cancer
Worldwide Cancer Research
Alexander Fleming Biomedical Sciences Research Center
HRCS22_16166
The Notch signaling pathway plays an important role in development, homeostasis, and disease, such as cancer, where its therapeutic potential is under consideration. However, the role of individual receptors, their cell-specific functions, and their implication in cancer therapy is not yet fully understood. Notch3 is o...
2.1 Biological and endogenous factors
6project_grants_public
gen_cc1c24b75904911738d57444b0766583
Pre-clinical evaluation of lonafarnib as a treatment for Parkinson's disease
Cure Parkinson's
Northwestern University
HRCS22_16195
Genetic and pathological evidence strongly suggests that alpha-synuclein (a-syn) accumulation and lysosomal dysfunction are major contributors to Parkinson’s disease pathogenesis. Dr Mazzulli's group recently discovered a novel mechanism for a-syn-induced toxicity and lysosomal dysfunction using patient-derived iPSC-mi...
2.1 Biological and endogenous factors
6project_grants_public
gen_65734e05463318635939a86c5d427b54
Uncovering the effects of DNA replication stress on cell fate determination in cancer and stem cells.
Worldwide Cancer Research
University of Milan
HRCS22_16200
Several studies have indicated that most cancer cells are associated with stress caused by the perturbation of DNA replication inducing replication stress (RS). RS and in general genome instability are major causes of genetic and epigenetic heterogeneity in human tumors. However, despite this heterogeneity, tumor mass ...
2.1 Biological and endogenous factors
6project_grants_public
gen_ce72dcebc272d150014e00ac915d6e36
Targeting TFEB transcription factor as a novel therapeutic approach for the treatment of Birt-Hogg-Dube’- associated kidney cancer
Worldwide Cancer Research
Telethon Institute Of Genetics And Medicine
HRCS22_16209
Birt-Hogg-Dube’ is a hereditary cancer syndrome, due to loss of function mutations in the gene encoding Folliculin and characterized by benign skin tumors, lung and kidney cysts and renal cell carcinoma. Renal tumors represent the most severe manifestation of the disease and to date surgery is the only available therap...
2.1 Biological and endogenous factors
6project_grants_public
gen_303c4bb32b2cfd131161892c09827889
Pre-clinical evaluation of combination treatments for invasive lobular breast cancer
Worldwide Cancer Research
Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland
HRCS22_16210
Invasive lobular carcinoma (ILC) is the second most common type of breast cancer (approximately 10-15% of all breast tumors). Women with ILC are usually older, used hormone replacement therapy and are more likely to have ER+ disease. Compared to other ER+ breast cancers, ILCs are more likely to metastasize to the perit...
5.1 Pharmaceuticals
6project_grants_public
gen_462388c127e3278955c13cf742959e02
Understanding spontaneous loss of heterozygosity
Worldwide Cancer Research
Institute Curie
HRCS22_16214
Using a novel model established in my team of spontaneous stem cell genome instability in fruit flies, our proposed work will address several important currently open questions about a major pathway of tumor suppressor inactivation: loss of heterozygosity via mitotic recombination. How do genomic features contribute to...
2.1 Biological and endogenous factors
6project_grants_public
gen_9ab61cd6bc4a972e1cc2e12f9a8e12ff
Novel BBB penetrating peptide for the treatment of Parkinson’s disease
Cure Parkinson's
University of Helsinki
HRCS22_16255
The prevalence of neurodegenerative diseases, such as Parkinson’s disease (PD), is growing rapidly due to an aging population. Current treatments for PD only relieve symptoms and cannot stop the progression of the disease, thus there is an urgent need for new therapies. Neurotrophic factors (NTFs) are secretory protein...
5.1 Pharmaceuticals
6project_grants_public
gen_c09925a5fe2e427501ebed470e67ec22
Combinatorial Engineering of Proteolytically Resistant APPI Variants that Selectively Inhibit Human Mesotrypsin for Cancer Therapy
Worldwide Cancer Research
Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
HRCS22_16274
Mesotrypsin is a serine protease that is upregulated with tumor progression and associated with poor prognosis in many human cancers. In cancer models, mesotrypsin promotes tumor growth, invasion, and metastasis, making it an attractive target for therapeutic intervention. To date, no selective inhibitors against mesot...
5.1 Pharmaceuticals
6project_grants_public
gen_7f843d36245720da689a8b3c93783a15
Climate adaptation and sustainable rural health outcomes in Southern Africa
Wellcome Trust
Human Sciences Research Council
HRCS22_16275
The proposed project seeks to assess the complex health impacts of some of the major climate adaptation actions in rural Southern Africa, using case studies of Zimbabwean communities located in the mid-Zambezi Valley area, in the north of the country, along the borders with Zambia and Mozambique. The specific focus wil...
No Research Activity assigned
6project_grants_public
gen_0fbae4f6d98a397d5fc3677fd553d520
Identification of novel drug targets in the Notch pathway that are relevant to tumor formation
Worldwide Cancer Research
University of Milan
HRCS22_16294
Recent work in Drosophila melanogaster has revealed a central role of the endo-lysosomal compartment in Notch signaling activation. However, endo-lysosomal Notch signaling is ill-understood in mammals and strategies to counteract it have not emerged yet, limiting our ability to act on tumors arising from Notch signalin...
2.1 Biological and endogenous factors
6project_grants_public
gen_b15f8f0b58c1a4333cb2c1c3bbd8f905
Adoptive immunotherapy of acute Leukemia with CD1c retargeted iNKT cells
Worldwide Cancer Research
Fondazione Centro San Raffaele
HRCS22_16304
We have shown that a group of human T lymphocytes kills acute leukemia blasts by recognizing the leukemia-associated lipid antigen methyl-lysophosphatidic acid (mLPA) presented by the CD1c molecule, which is identical in all individuals, suggesting a donor-unrestricted adoptive immunotherapy approach. Indeed, we effici...
No Research Activity assigned
6project_grants_public
gen_8fce168ff591389867faeccc09dbf0af
Translational Control of the Immune Response in the Tumor Microenvironment
Worldwide Cancer Research
University of Milan
HRCS22_16313
No abstract available for this analysis.
No Research Activity assigned
6project_grants_public
gen_821844c9c3413023019c2fbde1cd63a9
Role of the interferon system in DNA replication fork stability and chemo-resistance
Worldwide Cancer Research
University of Zurich
HRCS22_16321
No abstract available for this analysis.
HRCS Research Uncodeable
6project_grants_public
gen_6354f90a7d1525287b7f259fc5ee5f92
Chromatin organization and transcription factor targeting in the establishment of oncogene-induced senescence and cancer progression.
Worldwide Cancer Research
Fondazione Centro San Raffaele
HRCS22_16334
Background. Oncogene-induced senescence (OIS) acts as a powerful tumor suppressive mechanism by inducing quasi-irreversible cell-cycle arrest when cells experience oncogenic stress. Senescent cells, however, can still overcome OIS leading to cancer onset. Senescence is caused by persistent DNA damage and it is charact...
2.1 Biological and endogenous factors
6project_grants_public
gen_db1f6fe56b4301cd9b75b3350b31dc2d
Role of the RNA helicase DDX3X in Myc-induced lymphomagenesis
Worldwide Cancer Research
European Institute of Oncology
HRCS22_16355
No abstract available for this analysis.
No Research Activity assigned
6project_grants_public
gen_c82a4c643c1b2c1333b40f525b2c9534
Effects of intra-uterine HIV exposure on antibody functionality and B cell development
Wellcome Trust
University of Cape Town
HRCS22_16390
Approximately 30% of pregnant women in South Africa are HIV-infected resulting in over 300 000 infants exposed to HIV in utero every year. Rates of infectious mortality are reportedly higher among HIV-exposed uninfected infants (iHEU) compared to HIV-unexposed uninfected infants (iHUU). Studies evaluating the effects o...
2.1 Biological and endogenous factors
6project_grants_public
gen_ad32ffeefe662f7e18d7cfd0d7cbc2fd
Ultra-Sensitive, Switchable MRI Reporters for Lung Metastases
Worldwide Cancer Research
German Cancer Research Center
HRCS22_16398
Early cancer detection and visualisation of disease progression are highly relevant for succesful therapy. Imaging reporters for minimally invasive methods such as MRI are thus an indispensable component and visualising information of the biological complexity of tumour tissue beecomes increasingly important for choosi...
4.1 Discovery and preclinical testing of markers and technologies
6project_grants_public
gen_d4f0807b2be3a578a274a80b945fe521
Determinants of EML4-ALK Driven Lung Cancer Growth and Therapeutic Responses
Worldwide Cancer Research
German Cancer Research Center
HRCS22_16421
Lung adenocarcinomas (LUAD) in non-smokers often harbour specific genetic aberrations, such as gene fusions involving the Anaplastic Lymphoma Kinase (ALK) and the echinoderm microtubule-associated protein-like 4 (EML4). This oncogenic fusion has been reported to have 15 different variants, which harbour the same ALK se...
2.1 Biological and endogenous factors
6project_grants_public
gen_a2b783270e9eebd6f811c01fd8d6514f
Oncogene discovery in esophageal cancer through interrogation of 3D regulatory landscapes
Worldwide Cancer Research
Max Planck Institute for Molecular Genetics
HRCS22_16429
Esophageal cancer is one of the most common and lethal cancers worldwide, yet currently no targeted therapeutics exists for its treatment. A critical roadblock in the development of targeted therapeutics for esophageal cancer is the lack of knowledge of the key oncogenic drivers in this cancer and the regulatory landsc...
2.1 Biological and endogenous factors
6project_grants_public
gen_f03e5353734b98356503042328a9f123
Mechanisms of resistance to anti-TGF-beta therapies in metastatic colorectal cancer
Worldwide Cancer Research
Institute for Research in Biomedicine
HRCS22_16434
Most colorectal cancer (CRC) patients die as a result of metastasis. Neither conventional chemotherapy nor current targeted therapies offer significant benefits once the disease has spread to distant organs. Immune checkpoint inhibitors have shown efficacy in only a small subset of patients bearing hypermutated CRCs. A...
2.1 Biological and endogenous factors
6project_grants_public
gen_885d690711506c6d78ca8beb6599649b
International integrated analysis to identify markers of poor survival in high-risk neuroblastoma
Solving Kids' Cancer
Vall d'Hebron Hospital Universitari
HRCS22_16441
The outcome for patients with high-risk neuroblastoma is currently inadequate despite intensive multimodal therapy and despite continued treatment intensification (such as the addition of immunotherapy or tandem high-dose chemotherapy). To date, most patients with high-risk are treated in a broadly similar manner. Man...
4.1 Discovery and preclinical testing of markers and technologies
6project_grants_public
gen_62f9927e81b95dd91c2b860fce8bff0e
Targeting CPEB-mediated translational balance in Hepatocellular Carcinoma
Worldwide Cancer Research
Institute for Research in Biomedicine
HRCS22_16442
No abstract available for this analysis.
HRCS Research Uncodeable
6project_grants_public
gen_d46680739a45054cad449254bbccacbe
Resolving the tumour suppressor function of the E3 ubiquitin ligase Parkin
Worldwide Cancer Research
Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research
HRCS22_16445
The E3 ubiquitin ligase Parkin is critical for maintaining mitochondrial quality control as it is the key effector in damage-induced mitophagy. As well as a have key role in early onset Parkinson’s disease, Parkin is emerging as an important tumour suppressor, with mounting evidence indicating that the gene encoding Pa...
2.1 Biological and endogenous factors
6project_grants_public
gen_8f7aec31911494f31e59c727e2fc5756
Harnessing immune circadian rhythms to advance anti-tumour immunotherapeutic strategies
Worldwide Cancer Research
Pompeu Fabra University
HRCS22_16446
No abstract available for this analysis.
HRCS Research Uncodeable
6project_grants_public
gen_79d56275bdbb9eeaa8903942708b6eea
PRECISION - supplementary award
Cancer Research UK
Netherlands Cancer Institute
HRCS22_16455
Background Ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) now represents 20-25% of all breast neoplasia. This is due to large-scale detection by widely adopted population-based breast cancer screening programs . As a result, thousands of women are confronted with DCIS each year: more than 8,000 in the UK, 2,300 in the Netherlands, an...
2.6 Resources and infrastructure (aetiology)
6project_grants_public
gen_adcb7da91c067a15c348736677fb974a
How can we harness cancer mechanobiology to prevent tumour progression?
Worldwide Cancer Research
University of South Australia
HRCS22_16463
Metastatic breast cancer is currently incurable and new methods to halt invasion and metastasis are an important unmet clinical need. Rho-ROCK signalling in tumour cells is a key arbiter of the paracrine program by which cancers shape their microenvironments. We have established using an in vivo model of mammary cancer...
2.1 Biological and endogenous factors
6project_grants_public
gen_83e3dbf83ec6033207321f7963d0941e
Motorized Traffic and Risk of Childhood Leukaemia
Children with Cancer UK
University of Modena and Reggio Emilia
HRCS22_16494
This research project aims to assess the association between exposure to chemicals emitted by motorized traffic and industry emissions and childhood leukaemia onset. Specifically, we plan to carry out measurements of motorized traffic contaminant exposure through laboratory analyses of these pollutants and their metabo...
2.2 Factors relating to physical environment
6project_grants_public
gen_fc40e29d45bbda9de7c3a1ffc5772033
Characterisation of gene-lifestyle interactions associated with obesity-related traits in African populations
Wellcome Trust
University of the Witwatersrand
HRCS22_16509
Obesity is increasing in Africa and elsewhere, but little is known of how genetic and environmental factors interact.The proposed research has the following components: (i) discovery phase: heterogeneity of variance analysis (HEVA) to determine candidate gene-environment interacting (GEI) variants in the Human Heredita...
2.1 Biological and endogenous factors
6project_grants_public
gen_3e9bfd4a7fefbdfc12d1e75ad06bfc1f
Causes and consequences of mental health challenges in autistic individuals during the transition to adulthood
MQ Mental Health Research
Karolinska Institutet Innovations (Sweden)
HRCS22_16513
Research Questions Autistic individuals1 face profound challenges across their lives, including high rates of mental health problems. Many of these mental health problems emerge during the transition to adulthood, as illustrated in Figure 1, highlighting the critical need to understand mental health problems faced by a...
2.1 Biological and endogenous factors
6project_grants_public
gen_6d17cd26acca2b5ae4e11085d917d909
Making vital connections; exploring how desmoplasia gets on pancreatic cancer's nerves
Worldwide Cancer Research
Temple University Health System
HRCS22_16520
Pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma (PDAC) will soon become the second USA deadliest neoplasia. PDAC features a fibrous stroma, desmoplasia, with low blood/nutritional supply and extensive innervation (neoneurogenesis/axonogenesis) associated with poor prognosis, neuropathy and perineural invasion. The roles of cancer-ass...
2.1 Biological and endogenous factors
6project_grants_public
gen_400d5632ef2530d52502b27892b96f78
Enhancing CAR-T cell therapies for gliomas
The Brain Tumour Charity
Harvard University
HRCS22_16527
No abstract available for this analysis.
No Research Activity assigned
6project_grants_public
gen_fe07735477a82674108f8aa1b67877e9
Understanding the immune cell dysfunction in pediatric lymphoma
Worldwide Cancer Research
Karolinska Institutet Innovations (Sweden)
HRCS22_16528
Lymphoma is the third most common type of cancer among children and accounts for 10-15% of all childhood cancers. Lymphoma in children and adults are divided into three main groups; Hodgkin lymphoma, B- and T-cell lymphoma. Lymphoma stems from faulty activation of B cells and, less frequently, T cells. Upon an infectio...
2.1 Biological and endogenous factors
6project_grants_public
gen_eeb08da993b2c367d522457ad46a5e84
A computational approach to identifying trans-diagnostic predictors of antidepressant response
MQ Mental Health Research
Trinity College Dublin
HRCS22_16535
We need to develop tools that can improve the precision with which we allocate treatments in psychiatry. Current psychiatric disease classifications (DSM-5, ICD-10) ensure reliable diagnoses across clinicians, but their diagnostic categories do not allow for individual treatment predictions – for example, most patients...
4.1 Discovery and preclinical testing of markers and technologies
6project_grants_public
gen_cc56e0228e76e5c2e55b1e705687218e
Understanding oncogenic transcriptional processes in synovial sarcoma
Worldwide Cancer Research
Trinity College Dublin
HRCS22_16545
Synovial sarcoma is an often aggressive malignancy primarily effecting children and young adults. Unfortunately, these tumours often do not respond well to conventional therapeutic interventions and overall survival rates remain poor. The disease is caused by a recurrent chromosomal translocation generating a character...
2.1 Biological and endogenous factors
6project_grants_public
gen_32f69f1719f5ab612e881cf48aeaacb6
Hysteresis conveys the EMT spread to the neighborhood tumor cells and metastasis
Worldwide Cancer Research
CERCA Institution
HRCS22_16556
Cancer metastasis is a complex process with multiple challenges that disseminated tumour cells need to overcome to form overt metastasis, yet many biological aspects of metastasis are poorly understood. One of the most studied tumour cell phenotypic changes during metastasis is the epithelial-to-mesenchymal transition ...
2.1 Biological and endogenous factors
6project_grants_public
gen_2f1105a4f7a7f4b610ef9810946661a3
Chlomipramine derivatives to target the ubiquitin ligase NEDD4 in lung cancer
Worldwide Cancer Research
FIRC Institute of Molecular Oncology
HRCS22_16567
No abstract available for this analysis.
No Research Activity assigned
6project_grants_public
gen_fb30e657d54aff27c027d377fabd4f11
Antimicrobials and antimicrobial resistance (AAMR)
Wellcome Trust
University of Nottingham
HRCS22_20539
No abstract available for this analysis.
Missing/Incomplete
6project_grants_public
gen_77d92e9a7628adb155b41e092c9daebc
Mechanisms of inflammatory disease.
Wellcome Trust
University of Birmingham
HRCS22_20629
No abstract available for this analysis.
Missing/Incomplete
6project_grants_public
gen_5422e382c95be38e247a37f5a624a910
Tissue Repair
Wellcome Trust
University of Edinburgh
HRCS22_20633
No abstract available for this analysis.
Missing/Incomplete
6project_grants_public
gen_cd8822c3d8350c939513b9fdec9ed6c8
Molecular and Cellular Basis of Infection
Wellcome Trust
Imperial College London
HRCS22_20654
No abstract available for this analysis.
Missing/Incomplete
6project_grants_public
gen_06bcffcfaec74710d0ae9796d1f1c6ee
Cell therapies and regenerative medicine.
Wellcome Trust
King's College London
HRCS22_20670
No abstract available for this analysis.
Missing/Incomplete
6project_grants_public
gen_bdb880e2e8f6a642f82387c97eace49d
BeSecAT: Blockchain-enabled Secure and Resilient Supply Networks for Advanced Therapies Medicinal Products
Innovate UK
Cardiff University
HRCS22_21294
Abstracts are not currently available in GtR for all funded research. This is normally because the abstract was not required at the time of proposal submission, but may be because it included sensitive information such as personal details.
Missing/Incomplete
6project_grants_public
gen_9ffa039131d68a566654ae5564d8294d
RespiTrain - A novel medical technology to reduce mechanical ventilation duration by 30%
Innovate UK
University of Oxford
HRCS22_21632
no public description
Missing/Incomplete
6project_grants_public
gen_18b3e15d13421cd3f95b56d528b19be1
Songbirds Music UK: Music Interaction Telepresence Robot Research Trial
Innovate UK
Songbirds Music UK Cic
HRCS22_21895
Songbirds Music UK: Music Interaction Telepresence Robot Research Trial Songbirds Music UK (Northwest England) run an award-winning hospital musical interaction programme with children with complex healthcare needs and disabilities. SMUK will research, develop and evaluate the use of a telepresence robot as an inter...
Missing/Incomplete
6project_grants_public
gen_f2a39981cd68f004ddf9d995d9b06b0e
University of the West of Scotland and Kibble Education and Care Centre
Innovate UK
University of the West of Scotland
HRCS22_22045
To develop an advanced remote health monitoring and behavioural analysis solution utilising machine vision and artificial intelligence to improve operational efficiency, enhance care provision and generate new revenue streams through commercialisation of resulting IP.
Missing/Incomplete
6project_grants_public
gen_b4952a1054c2399518befea36878c8d5
Advancing Nuclear Science via Theory and Experiment
Science and Technology Facilities Council
University of Surrey
HRCS22_22487
For a hundred years, atomic nuclei have been probed more or less exclusively by studying collisions between stable beams and stable targets. This restricted the nuclei that could be studied to just a just a small fraction of those that are thought to exist. Most of the nuclei important to making all of the elements (in...
Missing/Incomplete
6project_grants_public
gen_68a1d7bb73ee3a06da3b4e970fc4bc16
Astronomy at the Open University 2017-2020
Science and Technology Facilities Council
The Open University
HRCS22_22489
Our research programme, Astronomy at the Open University, covers the breadth of cosmic evolution, from dark energy to the birth of planets. We do this research by observation, laboratory experiments, simulations and modelling. We use purpose-designed laboratories and instruments, and instruments on telescopes and space...
Missing/Incomplete
6project_grants_public
gen_c19c07c83850e499fd34db38ef8a56e6
Demonstration of a base metal Low-temperature Catalytic converter for deNOx (LowCat Demo)
Science and Technology Facilities Council
University of Leeds
HRCS22_22491
Poor air quality results in around 400,000 excess deaths per year in Europe. In 2017, 39 % of NOx emissions were from road transport, with a further 45 % from sectors which include combustion or chemical processing. 86 % of observations which exceed EU air quality legislation regarding ambient NO2 concentrations were m...
Missing/Incomplete
6project_grants_public
gen_3bf75dcbde9f25e56df6f9bc41b2dc39
Depleted Monolithic CMOS and Ultra-fast silicon detectors for particle physics and other applications
Science and Technology Facilities Council
University of Oxford
HRCS22_22492
Semiconductor detectors are used widely in particle physics and other applications. This thesis concentrates on the development of two types of novel detectors. LGADs Both ATLAS and CMS are planning precision timing layers outside their trackers for the HL-LHC upgrades. These will be instrumented with a type of ultra-f...
Missing/Incomplete
6project_grants_public
gen_fbf32aaaaf707998feb13afac4da4eb4
Gates Foundatoin
Praedicare Inc
INV-004622
to evaluate novel TB drug combinations in the in vitro hollow fiber system for TB to inform our understanding of efficacy and dose selection
Family Planning|Global Health and Development Public Awareness and Analysis / Global Health
6project_grants_public
gen_56f607fe7c4bfa6d3e7207ff0e998b0d
Gates Foundatoin
International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh
INV-016370
to develop shelf-stable, locally-sourced, microbiome-directed, ready-to-use therapeutic foods (MD-RUTFs) for malnourished children.
Global Education / Gender Equality
6project_grants_public
gen_06509a572837eaed14375c75d22622f5
Gates Foundatoin
University of Pretoria
INV-022216
to support novel imaging and metabolic biomarker discovery in birth asphyxia, and the use of this information for planning for future clinical trials of neuroprotective agents
Global Education / Gender Equality
6project_grants_public
gen_fbef573745455f975921ccc06e3f8fb1
Gates Foundatoin
Armauer Hansen Research Institute
INV-023730
to introduce a novel rapid molecular method - digital droplet PCR (ddPCR) - to detect hrp2/3 gene deletions in Plasmodium falciparum in Ethiopia
Global Health and Development Public Awareness and Analysis / Global Health
6project_grants_public
gen_1ebf149db621514a1313b311e72d4a9e
Gates Foundatoin
CDC Foundation
INV-024558
to evaluate the impact of the pneumococcal conjugate vaccine introduction on pneumococcal nasopharyngeal carriage in children in Indonesia
Research and Learning Opportunities / Global Health
6project_grants_public
gen_4e3ad04e214d9c4c01af4da08d599f31
Gates Foundatoin
Brigham and Women's Hospital, Inc.
INV-025023
to assess whether remdesivir administered in a new simplified manner can produce effective antiviral protection in people
Global Health and Development Public Awareness and Analysis / Global Health
6project_grants_public
gen_bc061b28dd6d4637c40d0d9efa16bda6
Gates Foundatoin
Vector Borne and NTD Division
INV-026449
to increase MDA coverage through the use of "infotainment" , an effort to modernize delivery and retention of NTD messages with a focus on reaching young populations.
Development of Solutions to Improve Global Health|Malaria / Global Health
6project_grants_public
gen_3423ae516988709745a703082b2f62d8
Gates Foundatoin
FIOCRUZ
INV-027961
to fund 12 Ki GCE Brazil-based data science projects that advance and strengthen maternal and child health, women’s health and nutrition efforts, by using administrative data to develop better evidence and insights for policymakers
Tuberculosis / Global Health
6project_grants_public
gen_223d7c23388cbdd213afbfe1d0264155
Gates Foundatoin
Faecal Sludge Management Alliance
INV-033458
to build capacity of professionals from low and middle income countries in non-sewered sanitation
Discovery and Translational Sciences / Global Growth & Opportunity
6project_grants_public
gen_5ebd078d3783804bb61d37a120280ac6
Gates Foundatoin
Mastory
INV-028468
to support development of novel resources to accelerate student mastery of algebra
Research and Learning Opportunities / U.S. Program
6project_grants_public
gen_d9593cf830c177e08996364bc99ed695
Gates Foundatoin
Johns Hopkins University
INV-028582
to guide future programs seeking to improve the nutrition of young women prior to pregnancy in South Asia and elsewhere
Pneumonia & Pandemic Preparedness / Gender Equality
6project_grants_public
gen_a9fb47f67dca8e94a54df3bf846fa2fc
Gates Foundatoin
Calibr-Skaggs Institute for Innovative Medicines
INV-028691
to deliver a drug candidate to treat coronavirus diseases
Maternal, Newborn, Child Nutrition and Health / Global Health
6project_grants_public
gen_69eea08e19d42556981d74cdd6392c34
Gates Foundatoin
The Pirbright Institute
INV-028944
to support foot-and-mouth disease control in India
Global Health and Development Public Awareness and Analysis / Global Growth & Opportunity
6project_grants_public
gen_82eb347c241583344d90f11ff8f1e2fa
Gates Foundatoin
The Center for Disease Dynamics, Economics & Policy, Inc.
INV-029062
to contribute to improved understanding of the epidemiology of COVID-19 in India
Community Engagement Grantmaking / Global Development
6project_grants_public
gen_2bee1c228d3e58d4b9c9e81fd0a8b297
Gates Foundatoin
WeRobotics
INV-029257
to determine whether cargo drones can enable more rapid and reliable diagnosis of children who may have polio
AFRICA|ASIA / Global Development
6project_grants_public
gen_eed79f8ee66de21e81de5efa943f1217
Gates Foundatoin
CARE
INV-029674
to support rigorous costing and additional analysis of a multisectoral model to support married adolescent girls to delay their first birth and achieve their desired fertility intentions in Niger and Bangladesh
Vaccine Development / Gender Equality
6project_grants_public
gen_57038fff9103244ad48085a830fc19dc
SHared automation Operating models for Worldwide adoption
European Commission
Gruppo Torinese Trasporti S.P.A.; KAPSCH TrafficCom AG; IRIZAR E-MOBILITY SL
CORDIS-875530
SHOW aims to support the migration path towards affective and persuasive sustainable urban transport, through technical solutions, business models and priority scenarios for impact assessment, by deploying shared, connected, cooperative, electrified fleets of autonomous vehicles in coordinated Public Transport (PT), De...
H2020-EU.3.4. / 3.4 Societal Challenges - Transport
6project_grants_public
gen_fed90038b75edec8fc10e21613e8f2e0
Gates Foundatoin
PATH
INV-030072
to better understand the risks and external costs of the COVID-19 vaccine rollout
Development of Solutions to Improve Global Health / Global Development
6project_grants_public
gen_e7d47b7daa37603eb8ac80755102f210
Gates Foundatoin
University of California, Los Angeles
INV-028840
to support development of novel resources to accelerate student mastery of algebra
Washington State Education and Human Service Needs / U.S. Program
6project_grants_public
gen_a2c75bd607eccc213f9b48577cf6e8f1
Gates Foundatoin
University of Notre Dame
INV-005898
to introduce a novel rapid molecular method - digital droplet PCR (ddPCR) - to detect hrp2/3 gene deletions in Plasmodium falciparum in Ethiopia
Postsecondary Education / Global Health
6project_grants_public
gen_44e73cb6b9c2082dae5f6e27c6f918ad
Gates Foundatoin
Penn State
INV-016091
to develop novel approaches and methodologies to integrate multiple data sources to evaluate and communicate measles risk and inform programmatic decision-making at the national and sub-national level
Vaccine Delivery / Global Development
6project_grants_public
gen_1652d9f30ed2ddbce2aa3db90917ae92
Gates Foundatoin
Indian Institute of Science
INV-024649
to develop subunit-based immunogens to the newly emerged Coronavirus as candidate vaccines
Global Health and Development Public Awareness and Analysis / Global Development
6project_grants_public
gen_02a213796cdfd133278016cf39d6ee3d
Gates Foundatoin
Addis Ababa University - Center for Innovative Drug Development and Therapeutic Trials for Africa
INV-024950
to train clinical trial coordinators to manage trials and support the operations at sites in Africa
Tuberculosis / Global Health
6project_grants_public
gen_ddf3bfcc255f568767acdfa84ac22b89
Gates Foundatoin
Lgenia Inc.
INV-025337
to contribute to the generation of new tuberculosis drug candidates
Global Health and Development Public Awareness and Analysis / Global Health
6project_grants_public
gen_4a400b3a378f85fa5f7d9e7cc93d956a
Gates Foundatoin
Shenzhen Institute of Advanced Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences
INV-025841
to design and engineering of a synthetic enzyme pathway from AA to Artemisinin
Vaccine Development / Global Health
6project_grants_public
gen_f98323c56980293f20721163dee43659
Gates Foundatoin
Wuhan University
INV-026361
to provide scientific evidence to policy makers to lower the price and improve multi-financing policies of TB drugs that lead to improved accessibilities of high quality TB services and reduced financial burden for TB patients
K-12 Education / Global Policy and Advocacy
6project_grants_public
gen_45f54edc4de882bb6a91f7ecdd400b96
Gates Foundatoin
Indian Institute of Technology Delhi
INV-027027
to accelerate COVID19 vaccine distribution in India by Ministry of Health and Family Welfare
Polio / Global Development
6project_grants_public
gen_40d5a80a167c5beb7bef30cac65fa5e4
Gates Foundatoin
Shanghai Jiao Tong University
INV-027291
To improve global market need for antimalaria treatment supply of artemisinin.
K-12 Education / Global Health
6project_grants_public
gen_24dfc889761445b43ffc0512be94ffab
Gates Foundatoin
The School Board of Broward County, Florida
INV-028815
to support development of novel resources to accelerate student mastery of algebra
Inclusive Financial Systems / U.S. Program
6project_grants_public