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The HNCIG consensus minimum database and its accompanying data dictionary is available for use for research purposes. While HNCIG provides this resource at no cost to academic investigators, industry-sponsored studies will be subject to a licensing fee. For details regarding access and fees, please contact secretariat@hncig.org.
Research Proposals
Research Proposals are invited via the application portal.
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The online application form may be accessed here.
Applications will be initially assessed by the New Project Review Group, which meets monthly. If deemed suitable, the application will then be forwarded to the appropriate Sub-committee (e.g. Clinical Studies, Translational Studies, Young Investigator, Guidelines & Protocols) who have established protocols which will enable a more thorough examination of the proposal.
The applicant will be kept informed of the progress of the application.
AIMS OF HNCIG
Promote international collaboration
Promote clinical research
Perform studies in rare tumors
Harmonize the technical aspects of radiation delivery
Develop a credentialing process for novel radiation and surgical approaches
Promote translational research
Stimulate evidence-based medicine
Support educational activities
Multinational, real-world data and AI studies
Harmonization of head and neck cancer research protocols, methodologies, and endpoints
Would you like to become more involved with HNCIG?
The Communications Group of the Head and Neck Cancer International Group (HNCIG) is seeking 2 x Co-Chairs and a Deputy Chair to lead its strategic communication efforts and members to participate and support the Group.
HNCIG is establishing a Communications Group, which consolidates the existing Newsletter, Website, and Social Media groups, with the mandate to develop, coordinate, and manage all internal and external communications for HNCIG. The overarching aim is to enhance the visibility, credibility, and influence of HNCIG among researchers, clinicians, industry partners, patient communities, and the general public. The Co-Chairs and Deputy Chairs will be responsible for actively managing the group and overseeing the activities of each sub-group. This includes staying informed about all HNCIG projects to ensure consistent communication across the organization and beyond. Regular coordination meetings and close collaboration with other HNCIG subcommittees are essential to ensure timely and accurate information sharing. The group is also required to submit regular activity reports to the HNCIG Board.
If you are passionate about advancing communication strategies within the global cancer research network of HNCIG, we encourage you to apply.
How to Apply
To apply, please send an email to the HNCIG Young Investigators Committee chair at secretariat@hncig.org with the following documents:
* Cover Letter: Describe your motivation for joining the Communications Group, the skills you bring, and any ideas you would like to contribute.
*Specify the position you are applying for (chair, deputy chair or membership of the Group)
*Curriculum Vitae: A short CV (1–2 pages) outlining relevant experience and qualifications.
Application deadline: August 15th, 2025​
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