The UF Office of Research has announced the 2012 Research Opportunity Seed Fund competition. This program targets interdisciplinary, collaborative research initiatives that have potential for extramural support. Opportunity Fund awards are intended to support new projects (not a supplement to current research). Proposals must involve faculty from…
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation is now accepting nominations for the Gates Vaccine Innovation Award to recognize, celebrate, and spur transformative ideas for achieving impact through the delivery of vaccines.
Research Scholar Awards This award provides $60,000 per year for two years (total $120,000) to young investigators working toward independent careers in gastroenterology, hepatology or related areas.
Announcing a funding opportunity for the NIH Director’s Transformative Research Awards: Exceptionally innovative, high risk, original and/or unconventional research Clinical, basic, and/or behavioral/social science research projects Up to $25 million total costs per year for a single project
As it gets harder and harder to find funding to move your innovation from the bench to the marketplace, SBIR grants are more important than ever. If you need some help in making SBIR funding a reality, or in perfecting your ability to compete for these awards, join us for…
RFA Links and Provocative Questions The National Cancer Institute has posted a list of 24 "provocative questions" for which it is seeking R01 or R21 grant applications.
Application information for the Beeson Career Development Award is now available! As you may know, this program aims to sustain and promote the research careers of clinically-trained individuals who are pursuing research careers in aging.
STOP! Children's Cancer, Inc. requests research proposals focused on the discovery and testing of novel and more effective treatment approaches for children and adolescents with cancer.
The Florida Biomedical Research Program’s pre-announcements have been released detailing the upcoming call for proposals for the James & Esther King and Bankhead-Coley programs.
The Thomas H. Maren Junior Investigators Fund provides seed money for promising post-doctoral fellows in the College of Medicine. Award amount is $25,000 per year for two years (2nd year contingent on 1st year progress). It is anticipated that one or two awards will be given in 2011.
