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SynopsisVersion HistoryRelated DocumentsPackage This grant, offered by the Claude D. Pepper Older Americans Independence Centers Program, is designed to support applications for Claude D. Pepper Older Americans Independence Centers (OAICs), which function as vital centers of excellence in geriatrics research and research education. The primary purpose of this initiative is to increase scientific knowledge leading to better ways to maintain or restore independence in older persons. These OAIC awards are specifically [...]

SynopsisVersion HistoryRelated DocumentsPackage The BRAIN Initiative is offering this grant to foster the development and validation of transformative non-invasive brain imaging technologies. This phased grant mechanism is for team-centric projects impacting brain function and connectivity studies. This grant is for the purpose of taking a novel concept to a fully functional prototype. The first phase establishes feasibility, while the second focuses on comprehensive development and in-vivo animal or human imaging validation. [...]

SynopsisVersion HistoryRelated DocumentsPackage This grant is for advancing higher education opportunities for financially disadvantaged Palestinian youth residing in Jerusalem, the West Bank, and Gaza. The Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs Office of Assistance Coordination (NEA/AC) is actively seeking proposals aimed at empowering these young individuals through accessible education. The primary purpose is to foster future leaders who are well-equipped to create positive and lasting change within their communities. By supporting enhanced [...]

SynopsisVersion HistoryRelated DocumentsPackage This funding opportunity supports innovative mechanistic research for precision probiotic interventions, with a biphasic R61/R33 Phased Innovation Award. It aims to characterize person-specific features influencing probiotic responses. The R61 phase (up to two years) identifies host biological patterns (e.g., microbiome, genetics) linked to probiotic effect heterogeneity using observational data. The R33 phase assesses how these patterns improve probiotic responsiveness in rigorous mechanistic studies (animal or human subjects). The [...]

SynopsisVersion HistoryRelated DocumentsPackage This NIH grant is dedicated to advancing the field of systems developmental biology. This funding opportunity specifically encourages research focused on understanding how diverse biological components interact and function cohesively to produce the intricate and complex biological phenomena encompassing embryonic development. A primary goal is to unravel the fundamental mechanisms underlying normal development, as well as to investigate how disruptions in these processes can lead to the ontogeny [...]

SynopsisVersion HistoryRelated DocumentsPackage This National Institute on Aging (NIA) grant expands the Mobile Toolbox (MTB) Project, a platform for monitoring cognitive change. It integrates new mobile assessments for non-cognitive socioemotional functions, health states, and contextual factors. The grant supports developing and validating Android/iOS applications for ages 20-85, ensuring widespread tool dissemination. This expanded platform facilitates data collection for NIH-funded studies through 2027, promoting data and instrument sharing. A key objective is [...]

SynopsisVersion HistoryRelated DocumentsPackage The National Park Service is providing public notice of its intention to award financial assistance for a specific project. This grant is for the purpose of engaging new audiences through performing arts and community conversations. The department aims to support initiatives fostering connections between diverse communities and national park resources. This non-competitive award will fund programming designed to enhance public understanding and appreciation of cultural and natural heritage [...]

SynopsisVersion HistoryRelated DocumentsPackage This grant, offered by the NIH's Basic Behavioral and Social Sciences Research Opportunity Network (OppNet), is for the purpose of investigating the reciprocal interactions between sleep, circadian regulation, and behavioral and social environmental processes. Despite sleep's vital importance for health and functioning, the mechanisms by which social environment factors affect sleep patterns have not been systematically studied, particularly concerning individual vulnerabilities and resilience. There is a critical need [...]

SynopsisVersion HistoryRelated DocumentsPackage The National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) is offering this grant to support research projects evaluating the effectiveness of therapeutic and service delivery interventions for post-acute management of mental health conditions across youth, adults, and older adults. This grant is specifically for clinical trials establishing the effectiveness of post-acute phase interventions designed to consolidate gains from initial treatment, manage residual symptoms, prevent relapse, and promote adherence for optimal [...]

SynopsisVersion HistoryRelated DocumentsPackage The U.S. Department of Labor's Bureau of International Labor Affairs (ILAB) anticipates offering cooperative agreements to enhance labor market efficiency in the Northern Triangle region. This grant aims to establish robust Labor Market Information (LMI) systems that will empower educational and workforce training providers to equip job-seekers with in-demand skills, assist businesses in identifying and hiring qualified workers more easily, and enable governments to formulate effective labor market [...]