The DC CFAR is pleased to inform you that the NIH has just announced the 2016 CFAR supplement opportunities on five exciting topics:
- Tracking HIV Transmission Phylodynamics ($200K)
- HIV and Host Factor Targets for Structural Research ($200K)
- Advancing PrEP Delivery ($200K)
- Rapid HIV Treatment Initiation: Implementation Models, Uptake, and HIV Care Continuum Outcomes ($100K)
- Drug-Drug Interactions in the Context of Antiretroviral Treatment and HIV Co-Infections and Comorbidities ($100K)
Click here to find the supplement announcement.
Eligible applicants include early stage (within 10 years of terminal degree or medical residency) investigators or established investigators in non-HIV fields who have never received an NIH research award for HIV/AIDS studies. Investigators should be beyond the postdoctoral level to be eligible to apply. Inter-CFAR collaborations are encouraged. Applications must align with the NIH HIV/AIDS research priorities (NOT-OD-15-137).
Investigators who are not considered an NIH ESI because they fall outside the 10 year limit and have NOT received any NIH HIV/AIDS research funding may be considered for this opportunity on a case-by-case basis.
Interested applicants should submit a concept sheet to us by April 11th. Concept sheets should include the following: proposed title, listing of any co-investigators and/or mentors, specific aims, background, approach, and significance of expected findings or results. Concept sheets should not exceed one page, single spaced, and should be submitted to [email protected].
Interested applicants should submit a concept sheet to us by April 11th. Concept sheets should include the following: proposed title, listing of any co-investigators and/or mentors, specific aims, background, approach, and significance of expected findings or results. Concept sheets should not exceed one page, single spaced, and should be submitted to [email protected].