Current review panels

Review panels are composed for specific competitions and membership will depend on the expertise needed. Panel meeting dates will be posted as they become available so that applicants may ensure timely updating of post-submission publications.

A collective list of CCS chairs, panel members, scientific officers and patient/survivor/caregiver participants will be posted each year in recognition of the outstanding contributions made by the cancer research community. Individual panel members will no longer be published.

For competitions with multiple panels – applicants indicate their panel recommendation, however, final panel selection will be determined by the panel chairs and CCS based on the panel with the most appropriate expertise.

Accelerator Grants Chair/s - 2022

David Chambers, PhD 

National Cancer Institute, Rockville, MD

Panel meeting date: October 21, 2022

Breakthrough Team Grants Chair/s - 2022

Susan Chang , MD (Brain Cancer Panel) 

University of California, San Francisco, CA

Panel meeting date: November 28, 2022

 

Yuman Fong, MD (Esophagus, Stomach and Liver Cancer Panel) 

City of Hope, Duarte, CA 


Panel meeting date:  November 29, 2022 

Hagen Kennecke, MD ( Pancreas and Lung Cancer Panel)

Providence Cancer Institute of Oregon, Portland, OR


Panel meeting date: November 30, 2022 

Health Equity Grants Chair/s - 2022

Catherine Worthington, PhD

University of Victoria, Victoria, BC


Panel meeting date: November 16, 2022 

Canadian Cancer Society research volunteers - 2021

In 2021 , more than 260 individuals volunteered their time to serve as panel chairs, reviewers, external reviewers, scientific officers and patient/survivor/caregiver participants on CCS Panels. These individuals contributed a significant number of hours to ensuring that CCS is able to fund the best cancer research in Canada.

Canadian Cancer Society research volunteers - 2020

In 2020, more than 170 individuals volunteered their time to serve as panel chairs, reviewers, external reviewers, scientific officers and patient/survivor/caregiver participants on CCS Panels. These individuals contributed a significant number of hours to ensuring that CCS is able to fund the best cancer research in Canada.

Canadian Cancer Society research volunteers – 2019

In 2019, more than 140 individuals volunteered their time to serve as panel chairs, reviewers, scientific officers and patient/survivor/caregiver participants on CCS Panels. These individuals contributed a significant number of hours to ensuring that CCS is able to fund the best cancer research in Canada.

Last modified on: November 1st, 2022