Grants & You Newsletter Winter 2016: News & Deadlines

The NIH policy applies to all NIH-funded trials, including phase 1 clinical trials of FDA-regulated products and small feasibility device trials as well as products that are not regulated by the FDA, such as behavioral interventions.

NIH has launched a new portal containing information that supports diversity in NIH-funded research.

The AOA released 7 RFAs under 5 research priorites. Applications are due January 31, 2017. Contact Sponsored Programs immediately if interested in applying.

AACOM's 2017 grant cycle is now open. Applications are due February 9, 2017. Contact Sponsored Programs immediately if interested in applying.

Stand Up to Cancer (SU2C) and the American Association for Cancer Research join forces to launch the $7.5 million SU2C Innovative Research Grants Program to support early-career scientists pursuing innovative research focused on immuno-oncology.

Winter research program announcements include the Predoctoral and Postdoctoral Fellowships, the new Clinical Health Profession Student Training Program, the new Clinical Scientist Training Program, Mentored Clinical and Population Research Award, Fellow-to-Faculty Transition Award, the Scientist Development Grant, Mentor/AHA Mentee, the new AHA Institutional Research Enhancement Award, and Grant-in-Aid.

eRA is strengthening the security of its modules, web services, and websites to the federally mandated ‘https only’ secure connection required for all federal agencies. The ‘https’ connection offers “the strongest privacy and integrity protection currently available for public web connections,” the Office of Management and Budget wrote in mandating federal agencies adopt this standard by the end of 2016. Effective November 30, 2016, all eRA modules (eRA Commons, ASSIST, IAR and iEdison), web services and websites will use ‘https only’ secure connections. You may need to update your web browser to continue using eRA modules.

NIH publishes funding opportunities and notices in the NIH Guide daily. Each Friday, they publish this listing of everything published during the week.

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This page lists all open and upcoming opportunities available through the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute.

PCORI seeks to fund large, pragmatic, randomized clinical trials (RCTs) that compare the effectiveness of sequences of efficacious and/or commonly used noninvasive interventions alone or in combination for patients with nonspecific, nonradicular chronic low back pain.