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See our clinical trial portfolio as well as other areas of research conducted by NRG and our publication process.
The NRG Summer 2025 Semiannual Meeting will be held in person at the Marriott Marquis Hotel in Washington, D.C., from July 24, 2025 – July 26, 2025.
Search through all available NRG Oncology protocols and available materials.
A compilation of all resources relevant to research conduct or reporting.
Resources, contact information, applications, and review cycles for ancillary projects and data sharing.
How to request biospecimens collected from patients enrolled on NRG trials (and legacy groups GOG, NSABP, and RTOG).
Data Management contact list, compiled resources for sites, and PRO resources.
Data Monitoring Committee (DMC) Panels A, B, and C minutes are password protected (CTEP IAM/ID.me login).
Investigator-specific resources or tools to aid in clinical trial participation or conduct.
Information and additional links to resources for NRG’s audit program.
NRG trial statistical reports shared at NRG Semiannual Meetings.
Are you presenting on behalf of NRG Oncology? We have templates for presentations and posters for our research here.
Committees
Our committees are a network of professionals with varying experience that come together to advance NRG’s research.
NRG Oncology is comprised of several committees and subcommittees that conduct or support NRG trials.
Check and apply to open membership or leadership positions within our organization.
Committees charged with guiding, reviewing, evaluating, and implementing clinical trials in alignment with the NCTN.
Reviews the efficacy and morbidity data of trials to ensure decisions regarding these studies are ethically responsible.
Oversees the group’s Phase I and non-randomized Phase II trials for safety and lead-in components of protocols.
Comprised of NRG leadership roles and tasked with setting priorities for the group.
Monitors the progress of activated studies and assesses trial accrual as well as other trial performance metrics.
Focused on study development and providing feedback or recommendations to disease site and scientific core committees.
Comprised of 7 committees dedicated to the disease sites most commonly represented in NRG research.
Focused on brain tumor research including primary and secondary tumors of the central nervous system.
Focused on research aimed at improving the management and outcomes of breast cancer.
Comprised of colorectal and non-colorectal cancer sectors focused on reducing the burden of GI malignancies for patients.
Focused on improving outcomes in GU cancers including prostate, kidney. Bladder, & testicular cancers.
Oversees all gynecologic subcommittee cancer research efforts including clinical trial design and translational research.
Focused on research aimed at improving the management and outcomes of head & neck cancer.
Focused on improving survival and quality of life for patients with non-metastatic lung cancer.
NRG NCORP includes committees that improve delivery, disease prevention & control, access & patient quality-of-life.
Improves clinical outcomes & patient well-being by minimizing factors that may influence care delivery.
Prioritizes interventional studies to improve symptom burden or prevent cancer morbidity.
Assesses & eliminates differences in health care access to improve cancer care and outcomes.
Assesses patient-reported outcomes in therapeutic and cancer control trials.
Consists of four committees that conduct NRG trials and support research within the disease site committees.
Identifies dose, schedule & preliminary efficacy of novel therapeutic approaches on Phase I & II trials.
Provides translational science expertise to NRG trials & education on new technologies.
Consists of seven committees that serve as shared resources of expertise and technology for conducting our trials.
Charged with enhancing the use of imaging on NRG trials and evaluating new novel imaging for trials.
Supports systemic treatments used in NRG trials.
Assists with the pathology components across disease sites on NRG trials.
Responsible for overseeing support and quality control of protocol-related activities.
Coordinates NRG’s radiation oncology-related activities for trials.
Focused on providing expertise on NRG trials that require surgical components in treatment.
Committees that manage efforts to build engagement, reach, & result reporting for clinical trials & information.
Responsible for the review & conduct of ancillary projects utilizing NRG data.
Responsible for developing and disseminating content to members & the public regarding NRG trials & efforts.
Focused on fostering investigator growth and engagement in NRG.
Responsible for maintaining the process for which NRG members are accepted & operating within the group.
Advocates (patients/ caregivers) who partner with our researchers and liaison to their communities regarding research.
Focused on releasing NRG results in a timely manner via journal publications, presentations, & more.
Part of the GYN cancer committee umbrella. Focused on research pertaining to the cervix or vulva.
Part of the GYN cancer committee umbrella. Focused on research pertaining to the ovaries.
Part of the GYN cancer committee umbrella. Focused on rare cancer types & their biomolecular/genetic abnormalities.
Part of the GYN cancer committee umbrella. Focused on research pertaining to uterine malignancies.
Focuses on safety and efficacy of radiotherapy treatments in Phase I & II trials.
Focuses on safety and efficacy of therapeutics specific to Phase I gynecologic cancers.
Focuses on research pertaining to or correlating with sarcoma cancers.
HCA has several events, workshops, symposia & more to with varying topics and learning opportunities.
A collaboration of the Imaging & Radiation Oncology Committees for trials that include theranostics.
Evaluates NRG concepts that utilize immunotherapy.
Supports NRG trials with pharmacy-specific input including drug information & toxicity management.
Advisory subcommittee helping facilitate the goals of the PSC specific to clinical research associates.
Advisory subcommittee helping facilitate the goals of the PSC specific to clinical trial nurses.
Develops educational programs for CRAs and CTNs in attendance at the NRG Meetings.
Develops and refunds that CRA/CTN Mentorship Program.
Prospectively reviews protocols & major amendments for barriers & compliance.
Identifies common audit issues, resolves data issues & distributes content through NRG Communications.
PSC Discuss With Us is an interactive forum for research staff to engage with one another, to ignite conversation and exchange information, with the goal that we continue to evolve as researchers and caregivers.
Composed of physicists with expertise in the development of technology employed in radiation therapy.
Committed to the inclusion of early-career investigators through the protocol development process.
Focused on expanding opportunities & engagement for investigators at all career levels.
Focused specifically on the accrual & research aims for Canadian sites.
Focused on accrual & research aims for international institutions.
Addresses research aims & obstacles specific to veteran and military treatment facilities.
About Us
NRG conducts multi-institutional phase II & III clinical trials as well as phase I & translational biological studies.
Make your voice heard. Join NRG and help us move the needle in cancer research.
Learn more about who we are and what our overarching organizational goals are as an NCI NCTN group.
NRG has several scientific aims through our research. Learn more in our scientific focus section.
NRG is comprised of three legacy groups. Learn more about our history & the three Foundations.
Learn how you can be a part of our mission to improve outcomes for all impacted by cancer.
Fill out our contact form or find specific contact information by department.
Policies, guidelines, bylaws, and charters pertaining to our organization & research.
This overview leads into the many sections and centers that work together under NRG to improve cancer outcomes.
See the organizational charts the outline the multiple sections that keep NRG research moving forward.
These offices help streamline the administrative and protocol development areas of our trials from start to finish.
The Statistics and Data Management Center provide expertise for design, conduct, and analysis of NRG trials.
NRG’s NCI Community Oncology Research Program brings cancer trials to the community.
NRG has Biospecimen Banks located in Columbus, Pittsburgh, and San Francisco. Learn more here.
NRG’s translational science program intersects with all NRG clinical trial as well as ancillary projects.
The Center for Innovation in Radiation Oncology houses contouring atlases, templates, & tools to conduct research.
Includes Membership information, related documents or forms, requirements, and other applicable items.
All members are required to participate in our membership database form even if the response is opting out.
Outline of membership categories including associated requirements & responsibilities.
Information on how to apply for membership, make changes to your roster & who to contact for questions.
This password-protected area includes the content reviewed during Membership Committee meetings twice a year.
All available lists of member sites by type of member, location, CTEP ID, & voting members.
NRG offers educational materials and training courses for a variety of topics relevant to the conduct of our research.
Compliance, Learning, and SOP Solutions (CLASS) platform is a learning management system supported by CTSU.
Contact information for RT & Imaging credentialing plus links to other important credentialing or trial resources.
VisionTree platform, used on some NRG trials, hosts an NRG-VisionTree training webinar once a month.
NRG is committed to the future of cancer research in all areas and levels of expertise through our mentorship programs.
Health Care Access Fellowship
NRG selects early-stage investigators via application process to be part of a mentored experience in trial development.
Learn more about our CRC mentorship program and how to become a mentor or mentee.
NRG has multiple sources of news including podcasts, newsletters, email broadcasts, and more.
Archive of all NRG Currents newsletter editions. Each edition discusses a wide range of topics.
The NRG Oncology Podcast is an ongoing streaming podcast with new episodes each month.
NRG releases a weekly broadcast each Monday with all important updates on studies and other news.
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