Background
The North American Neuroendocrine Tumor Society (NANETS) was established in 2007 with the mission of furthering neuroendocrine tumor disease diagnosis, treatment and management. Since its inception, NANETS has remained dedicated to this mission through the provision of increased education and research opportunities. NANETS is committed to connecting pioneers in the NET field to the young scientific minds who will make up the next generation of NET experts. It is through research that NANETS engages medical professionals in the early part of their careers to foster further exploration and advancement of NET diagnosis and treatment.
Since 2009, NANETS has awarded $2.4 million in research grants to 30 medical professionals who have dedicated themselves to pursue a career in the field of neuroendocrinology and NET disease. Please visit our Grant Recipients Page to see the range of research supported through NANETS over the years.
In 2023, NANETS is pleased to offer research grants to support innovative research initiatives and encourage young researchers and scientific clinicians to become NET specialists. For a list of the 2022 recipients, please visit the Grant Recipients webpage.
For a comprehensive listing of all Research Grants supported by NANETS and its supporters to date, view the Research Grants Compendium.
Important Dates:
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Around 4/13/2023: Submission Period Begins
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5/31/2023 (11:59 pm PT): Deadline to submit
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On or about 7/15/2023: Notifications sent
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7/22/2023: Last day to confirm acceptance of research grant
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8/31/2023: Letter of Agreement and all required paperwork due
NANETS Basic/Translational Science Investigator (BTSI)
The BTSI is awarded to scientists at the end of their fellowship or at the beginning of their faculty appointment, who are predominantly focused on lab-based, basic/translational research. The BTSI is intended to encourage scientific inquiry in the field of basic/translational science as it relates to NETs. Learn more.
NANETS Clinical Investigator Scholarship (NCIS)
The NANETS Clinical Investigator Scholarship encourages clinicians at the end of their fellowship or the beginning of their faculty appointment to pursue a clinical career focused on neuroendocrine tumors. The NCIS emphasizes both the professional development of the scientific clinician (whose time is primarily dedicated to patient care) and the potential of the project to directly impact NET patients. Learn more.
NANETS Theranostics Investigator Grant (NTIG)
The NANETS Theranostics Investigator Grant encourages early career professionals to pursue research-focused in theranostics and neuroendocrine tumors. This grant will further the exploration of theranostics and its potential to improve the diagnosis and management of neuroendocrine tumors. Given the recent and substantial advances in the area of nuclear theranostics, in particular, there is an urgent need to support more of the high-quality research proposals that we receive in this field. Learn More.
Research Grant Submissions Portal
FAQs
Q: Is the 5% indirect cap on top of the $100,000 grant?
A: No. The 5% indirect cap must be within the $100,000 total amount. The maximum grant amount is $100,000.
Q: Can I have more than one mentor?
A: Yes. Submit required materials for each mentor. You can upload them together as a merged document.