NCI increases funding for extramural research by $210M in FY2020; funds more than 125 additional competing awards

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With a budgetary increase of $297 million in FY2020, NCI anticipates funding more than 125 additional competing awards over FY19 levels—and devoting more than $210 million in new funding to support extramural research and training opportunities.

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Matthew Bin Han Ong
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