Institute of Translational Health Sciences
KL2 Multidisciplinary Clinical Research Career Development Program
Summary:
The ITHS KL2 Multidisciplinary Clinical Research Career Development Program provides the time, funding, mentorship, and training necessary to foster the early career development of clinical and translational researchers. The program is funded by the NIH and welcomes scholars from all health professions.
KL2 Scholars are appointed for up to three years of support. The program encourages all types of clinical research, including patient-oriented research, translational research, small- and large-scale clinical investigation and trials, epidemiologic and natural history studies, health services research, and health behavior research.
Award Amount:
Up to $85,000 for Salary for 75% effort, $25,000 for research funds, $2,500 for travel for up to three years
Due Date:
October 31, 2019
Idaho Water Resources Research Institute
USGS 104b Notification of Intent
Summary:
The Idaho Water Institute is currently accepting notifications of intent (NOI) regarding grant proposals in response to the annual USGS 104b funding opportunity. The NOI will be used by the Water Institute to solicit external reviewers as one component of the grant review process.
NOIs can be sent to the Water Institute via email (iwrri@uidaho.edu), and must include:
- the name(s) of the principle investigators,
- the title of the proposed research, and
- a one-sentence objective statement detailing the primary aim(s) of the proposed research activity.
Due Date:
October 1, 2019
Susan G. Komen
2019 Training Researchers to Eliminate Disparities (TREND)
Summary:
TREND Grants are intended to establish and/or to sustain an innovative training program for graduate students who are seeking careers dedicated to understanding and eliminating disparities in breast cancer outcomes across population groups.
The research training program should be designed to meet the following goals:
- Attract graduate students, specifically those from populations affected by disparities in breast cancer outcomes, into research careers.
- Develop novel and creative methods to empower these students with the skills and knowledge necessary to effectively explore the causes of differential breast cancer outcomes and develop interventions to reduce and eliminate such disparities
Award Amount:
$405,000 direct costs only; $135,000 per year for up to 3 years
Due Date:
October 17, 2019
More Information – TREND
American Heart Association
Multiple Fall Awards
Institutional Undergraduate Student Fellowship Program
Due September 18, 2019
Collaborative Sciences Award
Letter of Intent Due October 8, 2019
Established Investigator Award
Letter of Intent Due October 10, 2019
Career Development Award
Due October 15, 2019
Strategically Focused Research Network on Health Technology and Innovation
Letter of Intent Due November 12, 2019
More Information – American Heart Association
National Science Foundation
Fall Grants Conference
When:
November 18 – 19, 2019
Where:
Boston, Massachusetts, Marriott Cambridge Hotel
Fee:
$450 and includes breakfast, lunch, and refreshments for all participants.