DoD Prostate Cancer, Exploration - Hypothesis Development Award
The FY24 PCRP Exploration – Hypothesis Development Award is designed to support innovative and untested research ideas that could address important issues related to the FY24 PCRP Overarching Challenges. The award aims to provide scientists the chance to explore new observations that could lead to groundbreaking hypotheses or technologies. No preliminary data is required, but a sound rationale…
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