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Tony Dickherber NCI Center for Strategic Scientific Initiatives Outline The Innovative Molecular Analysis Technologies IMAT Program The Cancer Moonshot SM Initiative ITCR Annual PI Retreat ID: 813433

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Slide1

Collaboration Opportunities to Further Advance ITCR Platforms

Tony Dickherber

NCI, Center for Strategic Scientific Initiatives

Slide2

Outline

The Innovative Molecular Analysis Technologies (IMAT) Program

The Cancer

Moonshot

SM

Initiative

ITCR Annual PI Retreat

Slide3

Early-stage “wet-lab” technologies, with a broad technical scope and higher risk tolerance for potentially transformative technologies

>100 active projects (split between phase 1 and phase 2 stages of development) with 30-40 new projects launched each year

Two tracks:

Molecular/cellular analysis technologies

Biospecimen science technologies

Slide4

General Breakdown of the IMAT Portfolio

Cancer Biology Technologies

Molecular fingerprinting (-

omic

discovery)

Molecular interactions

Cancer modeling

Imaging/spectroscopy probesSample preparationMechanobiololgy/microrheologyet cetera…

Technologies for Clinical Treatment and DiagnosisDrug screening platformsPatient-derived tumor modelingDiagnostic imaging agentsCancer-targetingDrug delivery vehiclesPoint-of-care diagnosticset cetera…

Early Detection ScreeningPoint-of-care detectionField sample collection and storageLiquid biopsy platformset cetera…

Molecular Epidemiology ToolsPopulation-scale analysisLow-resource setting point-of-care technologieset cetera…

Slide5

119 Active Projects (66 R21 & 53 R33)

2018 PI Meeting Agenda

Molecular Pathway Tools

New Approaches for Sample Preparation and Preservation

miRNA Detection Approaches

Technologies to Improve Drug Discovery and Development

Next Generation Clinical Diagnostic Technologies

Cancer Modeling

Imaging ProbesSingle Cell Analysis TechnologiesAdvances in Mass SpectrometryNext PI Meeting @Cedar Sinai Medical CenterNov 22-24, 2019

Slide6

Development of knowledge-driven

smMIP

assay for ultra-sensitive detection of clinically relevant variants in cancer

Expanding multiplexed kinase biosensor analysis to SWATH-MS

IMAT-ITCR Technology Collaboration Supplements

A Bioconductor Software Package for LISH-

seq

Probe Design and Data Analysis

Kasper Hansen, PhD

Tim Griffin, PhD

Laurie Parker, PhD

Obi Griffith, PhD

Steve Salipante, MD, PhD

Ben Larman, PhD

Imaging and informatics techniques to spatially map tumor-associated collagen: novel cancer diagnostic tools

Joel Saltz, MD

Richard Levenson, MD

Yun Wu, PhD

Noninvasive detection of circulating RNAs for monitoring early-stage non-small cell lung cancer recurrence and metastasis

Simina Boca, PhD

Tim Spicer, PhD

Ping Yang,

MD,PhD

Integration of 3D primary tumor drug-profiling with patient-specific drug gene networks for recommending targeted cancer therapies

R21

R21

R33

R33

R33

Phenotype Analysis Chip for isolation and multi-

omic

characterization of single cells with strongest and weakest ability in directional migration

Lidong Qin, PhD

R21

R33

Han Liang, MD

Slide7

ITCR-IMAT Collaboration Supplement Opportunities

No dedicated funding to award supplements, but there may be administrative funds towards the end of the fiscal year.

Letter of Intent (LOI) due June 24, 2019

Must include at least 2 collaborating units (at least one

active IMAT project and at least one active ITCR project)~1 page expected (not to exceed 3 pages) – to include a brief overview for how the ITCR and IMAT projects complement each other and general goals of the collaboration.NCI budget availability assessment followed by response to selected LOIs by July 10, 2019. Full administrative supplement applications due by Aug 5, 2019.NOTE: Supplements cannot be awarded during periods of No Cost Extension!

Slide8

https://innovation.cancer.gov

Slide9

https://innovation.cancer.gov

Slide10

https://innovation.cancer.gov

Slide11

Outline

The Innovative Molecular Analysis Technologies (IMAT) Program

The Cancer

Moonshot

SM InitiativeITCR Annual PI Retreat

Slide12

Blue Ribbon Panel Recommendations and Cancer Moonshot Implementation Teams

Network for Direct Patient Engagement

Cancer Immunotherapy Network

Overcome Drug Resistance

National Data Cancer Ecosystem

Drivers of Childhood Cancers

Symptom Management

Prevention and Early Detection

Human Tumor Atlases

Retrospective Analysis of Biospecimens

New Enabling Cancer Technologies

Pediatric Immunotherapy

Adult Immunotherapy

High Risk Cancers

Prevention & Screening

Slide13

Recommendation I: Generation of Human Tumor Atlases

BRP Pediatric Cancer Working Group Report (pdf)

BRP Cancer Immunology Working Group Report (pdf)

BRP Tumor Evolution and Progression Working Group Report (pdf)

Final Blue Ribbon Panel Report (pdf)

Slide14

The HTAN in the context of other “Atlas” initiatives:

Human Tumor Atlas Network

Emphasis on spatial relationships and interactions

Prospective/longitudinal sample collection (time)

Extensive clinical data

Atlases describing disease transitions

Slide15

NUCLEAR

ORGANIZATION

We don’t yet know the best data, but it is sure to be multi-dimensional

Chromatin conformation (4C, Hi-C,

etc

), EM imaging

Whole genome, whole exome, targeted DNA

seq

Transcriptomics (RNA-

Seq

,

smFISH

, etc.); Epigenomics (ATAC-

Seq

)

Proteomics (many biochemical and imaging approaches)

Metabolomics (Mass spec, MALDI imaging, etc.)

Histology; Highly multiplexed 2D and 3D imaging

Medical imaging modalities (radiomics); circulating factors

Data Integration

Multi-scale modeling!

Many at single-cell resolution

Slide16

Recommendation I: Generation of Human Tumor Atlases

Create dynamic 3D maps of human tumor evolution to document the genetic lesions and cellular interactions of each tumor as it evolves from a precancerous lesion to advanced cancer.

Adapted from “Cancer and the Human Tumor Atlas Network”

NCI’s Annual Plan and Budget for Fiscal Year 2020

Slide17

HTAN Research Centers and Tumor Atlases

Colon

Skin

OHSU

Gray

/Goecks/

Mills/Corless

DFCI

Haining

/Regev

WUSTL

Ding

/Gillanders/

Achilefu/Fields

MSKCC

Pe’er

/

Icabuzio

-Donahue

Stanford

Snyder

/Ford

Vanderbilt

Coffey

/Lau/

Shrubsole

Harvard

Sorger

/

Santagata

/ Aster

Duke

Hwang

/Maley/West

Boston U

Spira

/

Dubinett

CHOP

Tan

/Hunger

HTAPP

FNLCR

/Broad

Pediatric

Cerami

(DFCI)/Shultz/Guinney/Reynolds

HTAN-DCC

PCAPP

MCL Consortium

Breast

Lung

Pancreas

Slide18

ITCR algorithms and tools will be of great interest to the HTAN investigators:

… “Leveraging, where feasible, technology from related NCI-sponsored informatics initiatives, for example the NCI Informatics Technology for Cancer Research (

ITCR

) program, which supports the development of informatics algorithms, tools, and resources across the continuum of cancer research.” (from Moonshot RFAs)

Slide19

At the end a successful 5-year HTAN effort, we expect a preliminary set of comprehensive human tumor atlases that:

Aid in defining tumor heterogeneity

within and across patients in high-priority adult and pediatric cancers

Quantify the dynamics and 3D architecture

of the tumor ecosystem during important transitionsFacilitate predictive modeling that leads to development of new risk stratification methods, better treatment options for patients, and improved understanding of disease mechanismsProvide direction for future atlas building efforts regarding the most impactful tumor atlas construction methods across tumor types

Expected outcome of the HTAN effort:

Slide20

Blue Ribbon Panel Recommendations and Cancer Moonshot Implementation Teams

Network for Direct Patient Engagement

Cancer Immunotherapy Network

Overcome Drug Resistance

National Data Cancer Ecosystem

Drivers of Childhood Cancers

Symptom Management

Prevention and Early Detection

Human Tumor Atlases

Retrospective Analysis of Biospecimens

New Enabling Cancer Technologies

Pediatric Immunotherapy

Adult Immunotherapy

High Risk Cancers

Prevention & Screening

Slide21

Multidisciplinary team science approach:

proteomics

structural biology

genomics/

epigenomics

medicinal chemistry

experimental therapeutics

cancer biology

To learn more about the

molecular mechanisms

of transformation driven by fusion oncoproteins and apply this knowledge to

target identification

,

small molecule inhibition

, and

pre-clinical testing

.

Cancer Moonshot Blue Ribbon Panel Recommendation E

Slide22

The Center for Synovial Sarcoma Biology and Therapeutics

1U54CA231638-01

Kadoch (DFCI);

Shilatifard

(Northwestern)

An Integrated Approach to Analyze and Target EWS/FLI in Ewing Sarcoma

1U54CA231641-01

Lessnick

(Nationwide);

Darzacq

,

Tjian

(UC Berkeley)

Targeting SS18-SSX Biology in Pediatric Cancer

1U54CA231652-01

Jones, Cairns, Yap (Utah); Underhill, Nielsen (UBC); Lowe (MSKCC);

The Center for Therapeutic Targeting of EWS-oncoproteins

1U54CA231637-01

Stegmaier, Armstrong, Rivera, Gray, Fischer (DFCI);

Bushweller

(UVA); Kung (MSKCC); Sweet-Cordero (UCSF)

Slide23

Highlights of the U54 Program

EWS-FLI (Ewing sarcoma):

Degradation-based strategies

Interactome

Domain analysisDownstream transcriptional output

Vulnerability screen

Role of EWS LCD

Role of microsatellitesIn vivo tools to study EWS/FLI under physiological conditions

SS18-SSX (synovial sarcoma):

Novel mouse modelsCell of origin studiesInteractomeDomain analysisInteracting chromatin proteins Relationship with BAF

Genome-wide studies of SS18-SSX bindingFeatures of accessible chromatinVulnerability screensWildtype SS18 stabilization

Slide24

Expanding the Consortium in FY19

Fusion Sarcoma PAs

PPQs

Others

NCI Intramural

Other NCI funded grants

FusOnC

Admin

Supps

1st U54 solicitation (FY18):RFA-CA-17-0492nd

U54 solicitation (FY19): RFA-CA-19-006FY18 U54s:EWS/FLI1

SS18-SSX

FY19 U54s

Slide25

Blue Ribbon Panel Recommendations and Cancer Moonshot Implementation Teams

Network for Direct Patient Engagement

Cancer Immunotherapy Network

Overcome Drug Resistance

National Data Cancer Ecosystem

Drivers of Childhood Cancers

Symptom Management

Prevention and Early Detection

Human Tumor Atlases

Retrospective Analysis of Biospecimens

New Enabling Cancer Technologies

Pediatric Immunotherapy

Adult Immunotherapy

High Risk Cancers

Prevention & Screening

Slide26

Fusion Oncoprotein in

Childhood Cancer (FusOnC

2

) Consortium

PI-DDN

Pediatric Immunotherapy Discovery & Development Network

Moonshot Pediatric Core at

FNLCR

Immuno-Engineering to Improve Immunotherapy (i3) CentersNCI Cancer Research Data CommonsNCI Mouse Repository at FNLCR

Cancer Moonshot Immuno-Oncology Translation NetworkData Coordinating Center [U24]: Roswell Park (Hutson)10 Immunotherapy Teams [U01]

UC Irvine (Demetriou): Glycosylation ImmunotherapyDFCI (Kufe): Reversing Immune Evasion and IT ResistanceMoffitt (Conjeo-Garcia): Ovarian CancerNationwide Children’s (Bollard): Brain TumorsLJIAI

(Schoenberger):

H&N Cancer

UCLA

(Witte):

Small Cell Carcinomas

U WI

(Morris):

General Immuno-Radio Therapy

UCSD

(Sikora):

Oral Cancer Immuno-Radio Therapy

DFCI

(Van Allen):

Prostate Cancer

2 Immunoprevention Teams [U01]

MGH

(

Demehri

):

Breast Cancer

Cornell

(Lipkin):

Lynch Syndrome

In FY19, adding:

8-9 Immunotherapy U01s,

2-3 Immunoprevention U01s,

4-5

Immunoengineering

Centers

2-3 Immunoprevention Trials (UG3/UH3)

Slide27

Cancer Moonshot Immuno-Oncology Translation Network

1 Collaboration Center

[U54]:

CHOP

(Maris) and Stanford (Mackall)

5 Project Teams

[U01]:

FHCC(Olson & Mehlin): NeuroblastomaU CO/CHOP (Fry & Tasian): High-Risk Acute Leukemias

CHOP/UPenn (Thomas-Tikhonenko & Barash): B cell malignanciesIUPUI/MSKCC (Paczesny & Cheung): TME targetingNationwide Children’s (Wang): Metabolic Reprogramming of the TMERFAs reissued and anticipating 1 more U54 center and up to 5 more U01 project teams in FY19

Fusion Oncoprotein inChildhood Cancer (FusOnC2) ConsortiumPI-DDNPediatric Immunotherapy Discovery & Development Network

Moonshot Pediatric Core at FNLCRImmuno-Engineering to Improve Immunotherapy (i3) Centers

NCI Cancer Research Data Commons

NCI Mouse Repository at

FNLCR

Slide28

NCI Program Resources for Technology Enrichment

Small Business Innovation Research

(SBIR) Development Center

Administrative supplement for new moonshot collaborations

coming soonInnovative Molecular Analysis Technologies (IMAT) programCompetitive Revisions RFAs active in 2019-2020 ($150k DC/yr, 2 years)Informatics Technologies for Cancer Research (ITCR) program

Revisions to support the application of informatics technology to cancer research

coming soon

Cancer Tissue Engineering Collaborative (TEC) Research ProgramSupports the development and characterization of state-of-the-art biomimetic tissue-engineered technologies for cancer research. 

Slide29

Cancer Moonshot Technology Team

Goal

:

To identify areas where existing techniques and tools should (could?) be enhanced for projects in the network, and facilitate efforts to address those opportunities

. Encompasses improved laboratory through clinical capabilities, including novel platform technologies, model systems, reagents and techniques as well as software and other informatics tools. NCI activities: NCI to help making connectionsIdentify potential “matches” and introduce related investigators and envisaged possibilities

Identify active funding opportunities to support collaboration.

Facilitate exploratory workshops

to convene a diversity of disciplinary perspectives to sort through challenges establish connections with relevant groups for collaboration or otherwise share knowledgeexplore current state of the technology for a particular area of interestPossibly support new collaborationsLikely through small-scale grants to facilitate integration of an emerging platform or tool

Slide30

Outline

The Innovative Molecular Analysis Technologies (IMAT) Program

The Cancer

Moonshot

SM InitiativeITCR Annual PI Retreat

Slide31

Contact:

anthony.dickherber@nih.gov

(301) 547-9980

Slide32

Extra Slides

Slide33

Ongoing NCI Support for Technology Development

Affordable Cancer Technologies Program

Academic Industrial Partnerships

Slide34

Ongoing NCI Support for Technology Development

Academic Industrial Partnerships

Affordable Cancer Technologies Program

>300 active SBIR phase 2 awards

10 R33 awards (~$1.4M

ea

)

~40 active awards across multiple phases (R21, U01, U24)

12 UG3 awards (~$2.6M

ea

)

>500 technologies available for Competitive Revisions (~35 new awards each year since 1998)

8 U01 and R01 awards (~$2.5M

ea

)

51 R01 awards spanning diagnosis and treatment technologies and for

in vivo

imaging systems

10 U54 centers &

10 U01 project awards

Slide35

NCI Cancer Tissue Engineering Collaborative

Institution

Principal Investigators

Project Title

Boston University

Drs. Joe Tien and Celeste Nelson

Engineered Invasive Human Breast Tumors with Integrated Capilaries and Lymphatics

Brigham and Women’s Hospital

Drs. Ali Khademhosseini and Shiladitya SenguptaEngineering Personalized Micro-Tumor EcosystemsCleveland ClinicDrs. Emina Huang, Xiling Shen, & Michael ShulerAn Organotypic Model Recapitulating Colon Cancer Microenvironment and Metastasis

Harvard UniversityDrs. David Mooney, Jennifer Lewis, and F. Stephen Hodi3D Models of ImmunotherapyMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyDrs. Roger Kamm & David Barbie 

Development of Physiologic Tissue Models to Assess Tumor Explant Response to Immune Checkpoint BlockadeUniversity of PittsburghDr. Shilpa SantThree-Dimensional Organoid Models to Study Breast Cancer Progression

University of Wisconsin

Drs. Pamela

Kreeger

, Kristyn Masters, and Paul

Campagnola

Engineered ECM platforms to analyze progression in high grade serous ovarian cancer

University of California, San Francisco

Drs. Manish K.

Aghi

& Sanjay Kumar

Modeling and Druggable-Genome Screening of Glioblastoma Invasion Using Regional Biopsy-Guided Biomaterials Systems

Slide36

ex vivo models with human immune representation

David Barbie, M.D.

Medical Oncology

Roger Kamm, Ph.D.

Biomedical Engineering

Aref

et al

, Lab Chip, Sept 2018

“…ex vivo

 diagnostic systems that recapitulate patient-specific tumor biology with the potential to predict response to immune-based therapies in real-time.”

Slide37

Area C:

Functional microscale organotypic assays to predict patient response to anti-angiogenesis therapies

X. Sunney Xie, PhD

Area A: High Precision Single Cell Genomes: Linear Amplification and Digital Haplotypes

RFA-CA17-023:

Integration and Validation of Emerging Technologies for the Cancer Moonshot

[R33] –

Area A/C

Area C: Genome-wide identification and targeting of resistance to cancer therapy

Area A: Development of genetically tractable, driver gene-syngeneic brain tumor models for pre-clinical adoptive TCR-T therapy 

Qijing

Li, PhD

Hai Yan, MD, PhD

Ryan Kelly, PhD

Eytan Ruppin, MD, PhD

J. Silvio Gutkind, PhD

David Beebe, PhD,

et al

Area A: Basic Research Tools

Area C: Cancer Modeling

Area A: In-Depth Proteome Mapping of the Tumor Microenvironment with Single-Cell Resolution

Slide38

Amy Herr, PhD

Area B:

Advanced Cancer Classification via Single-Cell Electrophoretic Cytopathology

Area B:

Minimally Intrusive Colorectal Cancer Risk Stratification with

Nanocytology

: Targeting

Underscreened

PopulationsKrishna Nayak, PhD

RFA-CA17-023: Integration and Validation of Emerging Technologies for the Cancer Moonshot [R33] – Area B

David Mankoff, MD, PhD

Joel Karp, PhD

Hemant Roy, MD

Vadim Backman, PhD

Area B:

Molecular Beacon Based Extracellular mRNA and Protein Detection for Early Cancer Diagnosis 

Martin Fleisher, MD

L James Lee, PhD

Area B:

Precise DCE-MRI Assessment of Brain Tumors 

Area B: Clinical Technologies

Area B:

Multi-Tracer Volumetric PET (MTV-PET) to Measure Tumor Glutamine and Glucose Metabolic Rates in a Single Imaging Session

Slide39

General Breakdown of the IMAT Portfolio

Cancer Biology Technologies

Molecular fingerprinting (-

omic

discovery)

Molecular interactions

Cancer modeling

Imaging/spectroscopy probesSample preparation

Mechanobiololgy/micro-rheologyet cetera…Technologies for Clinical Treatment and DiagnosisDrug screening platformsPatient-derived tumor modelingSample collection & preservation

Diagnostic imaging agentsCancer-targetingDrug delivery vehiclesPoint-of-care diagnosticset cetera…

Early Detection ScreeningPoint-of-care detectionField sample collection and storageLiquid biopsy platformset cetera…

Molecular Epidemiology Tools

Population-scale analysis

Low-resource setting point-of-care screening

et cetera…

Slide40

Currently Active IMAT Portfolio

Slide41

https://innovation.cancer.gov

Slide42

https://innovation.cancer.gov

Slide43

https://itcr.cancer.gov

Slide44

https://itcr.cancer.gov