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Grant Coming to an End? Avoid and Survive a Funding Gap
As long as you have accomplished enough to build a strong case for renewing your grant, apply early so you have time to revise and resubmit without risking an interruption in funding.
Opportunities and Resources
Help us advance and improve congenital and adult acquired syphilis research. We encourage translational diagnostic development research including the collection and use of clinical samples.
Propose basic, preclinical, or clinical research studies using existing human samples to analyze and compare HIV reservoir establishment, dynamics, persistence, and post-treatment control among different HIV subtypes and in diverse cohorts of people living with HIV.
Aim to build on recent breakthroughs in biology of mucosal systems, biology and immunology of mucosal infection, and microbiome research.
Plan to target mechanisms that are integral for the replication, growth, survival, or virulence of a pathogen, including toxins or toxin-related targets as novel anti-infectives.
In The News
The virtual tour lets visitors from around the world learn about NIH’s mission, research, labs, and facilities by showcasing 20 in-depth tour stops on NIH’s campus.
NIH’s Continuous Submission Policy allows appointed members of review and advisory groups to submit applications to certain notices of funding opportunities after the standard deadline.
Advice Corner
To be eligible, you must be a doctoral-level clinician or researcher who is committed to conducting NIH-relevant research at a domestic, non-profit, or government organization.
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