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Help us maximise the impact of your research

We want to maximise the impact of the research we fund by:

  • ensuring it is widely shared in the research community

  • helping patients and the public understand the importance of new discoveries

  • showing donors and supporters the impactful research they help fund

We can only do this if you tell us before you publish your research to give us time to prepare any communications content. If you receive funding from us, you must let us know when you submit a paper or other research results.

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Centre for Drug Development

If your work is relevant to the Centre for Drug Development, you must contact the team before publication.

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If Cancer Research Horizons has been involved with your work, you’ll need to tell them about upcoming publications.

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Who does this apply to?

If your research is funded by us, you must let us know when you submit a paper, when an abstract is accepted at a conference, or other results of your research.

If your salary is paid by us, we are interested in everything you publish, even if it's largely funded by other sources.

What do I need to do?

Complete our online form to let us know when your paper is submitted. Ideally the authors of the paper should complete the form, but an assistant can do this on your behalf.

Let us know about your paper before it is published, ideally when the paper is submitted; the earlier we hear about it, the more we can do to support it. If you have your grant reference number, please include it.

The information you provide is confidential. Only a small group of staff will see it before it’s published, and you will be fully consulted on any planned activity.

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