May 4, 2016 NIAID Funding News
Read this full issue online at http://www.niaid.nih.gov/ researchfunding/newsletter/ 2016/Pages/0504.aspx
Feature Articles
The Path to Phase II: Understanding Phased Awards
You’ve probably been hearing more talk lately about phased awards, which may have caused you to wonder what they are and how they work. Read on for some of the basics surrounding phased innovation awards.
Opportunities and Resources
Small Businesses: Improve HIV Envelope Protein Expression, Yield, and Purification
If your small business can improve expression, yield, and rapid purification for multiple HIV envelope immunogen components, you may be the ideal candidate for a Phase I, Phase II, or Fast-Track grant through funding opportunities for Small Business Innovation Research or Small Business Technology Transfer.
A New Opportunity to Advance HIV Therapeutic Vaccine Science
Do you have an interest in understanding the links between vaccine regimens, immune responses, and HIV virologic control? If so, look no further.
Help Improve Anti-HIV Dosing Intervals by Discovering and Identifying Sustained Release Products
We will fund research projects to identify existing anti-HIV molecules or discover new, highly potent, selective anti-HIV small molecules with potential relevance to extending dosing intervals.
In The News
The "Nature" of Appeals
A recent item in Nature titled "Under Appeal" may have caught your eye and gotten you thinking that appealing peer review results might be, well, appealing. You may want to think again.
You Will Still Use Cover Letters, but Not for Assignment Requests
In March, we told you that "Policy Changes Accompany the FORMS-D Changeover." One of those changes, the new PHS Assignment Request Form, merits further discussion.
News Briefs
- NIAID Amends Budget Cap for HIVRAD Program Applications
- Still Time to Register for National SBIR/STTR Conference
Advice Corner
Just for "U": A Closer Look at Cooperative Agreements
You've probably come across funding opportunity announcements that use activity codes starting with a "U," for example, U01 and U19. Here's some information you may find helpful.
Reader Questions
- If my proposed project for a K23 award is HIV-related, should I apply following the K series or the AIDS and AIDS-related due dates?
- Can I add a submitted (but not yet accepted) publication in the Publication List linked to a renewal application?
New Funding Opportunities
- NIAID-DAIDS-RFP-NIHAI2015050,
NIAID HIV and Other Infectious Diseases Clinical Research Support Services (CRSS) - BAA-NIAID-NIHAI2016064, Advanc
ed Development of Multivalent Vaccine Candidates for Filovirus and Lassa Fever
See other announcements at NIAID Funding Opportunities List.
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