Research

Funding Opportunities

At the RTICC, We are committed to fostering groundbreaking cancer research by offering various funding opportunities to support both senior researchers and emerging scientists.

We invite Principal Investigators (PIs), students, and post-doctoral fellows to explore our available funding to advance cancer research, innovation, and collaboration.

Funding Opportunities for Principal Investigators (PIs)

May-Blum-Dahl Technion Human MRI Research Center

Seed Funding for MRI-Based Cancer Research- Call for Proposals

The Rappaport Cancer Research Center (RTICC), in partnership with the May-Blum-Dahl Technion Human MRI Research Center (TecH MRC), is pleased to announce a call for seed research proposals at the intersection of MRI, cancer research, and clinical oncology.
Our goal is to support clinically driven, innovative research projects that address unmet clinical needs in cancer diagnosis, treatment monitoring, and patient management, using advanced MRI capabilities. This seed funding is specifically intended to help researchers generate high-quality preliminary data to support future competitive external grant applications.

Submission Deadline: Open year-round

Catalysis Meets Cancer Research (1)

Seed Funding for Collaborative Catalysis-Cancer Convergence Projects

A Joint Initiative of the Rappaport Cancer Research Center (RTICC) & the Resnick Sustainability Center for Catalysis (RSCC).
The RTICC and RSCC are proud to announce a new collaborative Call for Proposals under the Catalysis in Cancer Research initiative.
This initiative aims to bridge disciplines, integrating cancer research with catalysis at all levels to create a seed for a new category of transformative molecular interventions in cancer.

Submission Deadline: August 31, 2026

Funding Opportunities for Students and Post-Docs

The 51st class of the Rappaport Faculty of Medicine

RTICC Collaborative Grants for Multidisciplinary Cancer Research

The Bruce and Ruth Rappaport Cancer Research Center (RTICC) connects basic cancer research and clinical/ translational oncology, with exact sciences and engineering under one umbrella. We aim to advance multidisciplinary cancer research, bridging the RTICC laboratories at the Technion to support the next generation of scientists and physicians.
The RTICC offers collaborative grants to dually mentored young investigators (PhD students, postdoctoral fellows, and physicians) for multidisciplinary cancer research

Submission Deadline: September 15, 2026