Susan G. Komen
Komen Tissue Bank Challenge
Summary:
Komen is pleased to announce the Komen Tissue Bank Challenge, supporting innovative research proposals that will use KTB resources to improve the understanding, treatment, or detection of breast cancer.
Award:
$200,000 for up to 2 years
Due Date:
2- Page Letter of Intent – September 25, 2019
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National Endowment for the Humanities
Dialogues on the Experience of War
Summary:
The program supports the sustained study and discussion of important humanities sources about war, in the belief that these sources can help U.S. military veterans and others think more deeply about the issues raised by war and military service.
Two required components:
- the creation of a preparatory program to recruit and train program discussion leaders; and
- the convening of at least two discussion programs for no fewer than fifteen participants
Award:
Up to $100,000 for up to 36 months
Due Date:
Draft (Optional): September 10, 2019
Final: October 15, 2019
Contact:
Send an e-mail or pick up the phone to speak with NEH about your project ideas and submit a draft proposal for review!
P: (202) 606-8337
E: dew@neh.gov
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Arts Idaho
Multiple Awards:
Current:
Quick Funds Project for Arts Educatin – Due September 9, 2019
Quick FundsProjects for Organizations – Due September 9, 2019
Quick Funds Thechnical Asst. for Organizations – Due September 9, 2019
Future:
Entry Track – Due January 31, 2020
Public Programs in the Arts – Due January 31, 2020
Arts Education Annual Project – Due January 31, 2020
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Artificial Intelligence Molecular Screen
AIMS Award
Summary:
The goal of this program is to broaden the pool of scientists pursuing drug discovery. To advance this goal, Atomwise will award researchers with a customized virtual screen using cutting-edge Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology, free chemical compounds for physical screening, and technical support from medicinal chemists and computational biologists.
Due Date:
October 28, 2019
Award:
- customized virtual screen of chemical compounds* using AtomNetTM;
- ~72 small molecule compounds predicted to bind to their selected protein;
- compounds that can serve as controls, if available;
- ordering of compounds from suppliers, resuspension and dilution to a convenient concentration and aliquoted onto microtiter plates, QC verification by mass spectrometry, and delivery to the researcher’s lab;
- randomized “blinding” of compounds;
- support from Atomwise medicinal chemists and computational biologists; and
- additional chemical compounds and support if criteria are met.
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