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Don’t Be Fazed by Phased Awards
Submitted applications contain plans for two phases of research, including milestones that the applicant believes will justify continued support into the second phase.
Opportunities and Resources
3D organotypic culture models offer improved modeling of tissue architecture, cell-cell interactions, and other microenvironmental aspects of tissues and organ systems.
Through courses for skills development and mentoring activities, NIAID strives to support current and future research investigators from diverse backgrounds.
NIAID invites applications from actively-funded grant recipients to travel to NIAID laboratories for a short duration to perform research in partnership with a host intramural research investigator.
NIH seeks research projects studying the ethical, legal, and social implications of human genetic or genomic research, including empirical qualitative and quantitative methods.
In The News
Peer reviewers are prohibited from using and sharing materials from a confidential peer review meeting, and doing so constitutes a serious breach of confidentiality.
Subawards Policy Changes Take Effect on January 1, 2024; NIH Is Currently Operating Under a Continuing Resolution; Podcast Episodes Discuss the Hidden Curriculum for Early-Career Researchers
Advice Corner
If you are planning a delayed start to a human subjects study but wrongly mark it as a delayed onset study, your application will be missing important details which may negatively affect your score.
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