WVU Cancer Institute launches Shared Resources Voucher Program

The West Virginia University Cancer Institute provides access to a network of shared resources to support and advance cancer research. The new Shared Resources Voucher Program provides Cancer Institute members with $3,000 in vouchers to support cancer-related research.

Vouchers can be used for services provided through three WVU Cancer Institute shared resources — BioTRAC, TLSS and CHATS — which are now accessible through iLabs.

The program is designed to strengthen collaboration among faculty whose work focuses on cancer-related care, research and education and to help advance interdisciplinary research across basic, clinical, translational and population sciences.

The Shared Resources Voucher Program is an investment in Cancer Institute members and their research, providing financial support to help investigators access specialized services and resources.

Learn more about Shared Resources. Not yet a member? Apply for membership.

Ready to use your voucher? Please contact Subina Mehta to be added to the CI Subsidy Membership list.