The Radiation Research Program (RRP) in Rockville, MD is a division of the National Cancer Institute (NCI) that oversees and supports research in the field of radiation sciences. They allocate resources, establish priorities, and evaluate the effectiveness of radiation research conducted by NCI grantees, while also coordinating with other radiation research programs at NCI, NIH, and other federal agencies. The RRP plays a crucial role in advancing the understanding and development of radiation therapy and technology in the treatment of cancers.
With a focus on basic, translational, and clinical research, the RRP provides expertise and guidance to investigators and potential grantees, fosters collaboration among researchers, and advises clinical trials groups on scientific priorities and quality assurance in radiotherapy studies. They also serve as a liaison and advisor on radiation injury mitigation and biomarker development in programs addressing radiological and nuclear terrorism. Through their efforts, the RRP aims to improve patient outcomes and access to cancer clinical trials, while driving innovation and progress in the field of radiation research.
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