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Synopsis Version History Related Documents Package This department is offering the ‘Empowerment Grant for Managing Pediatric Chronic Illness’ to fund research aimed at improving self-management and quality of life in children and adolescents with chronic illnesses. Studies focusing on biobehavioral aspects within family dynamics, as well as biological, technological, sociocultural, environmental, and behavioral factors contributing…

Synopsis Version History Related Documents Package This grant from the National Institute of Nursing Research aims to support research improving self-management and quality of life in children and adolescents with chronic illnesses. Encouraging biobehavioral studies within the family and community context, this opportunity seeks to explore factors contributing to successful self-management, including biological, technological, sociocultural,…

Synopsis Version History Related Documents Package This grant offered by the National Institute of Nursing Research, in collaboration with other institutes, aims to fund research focused on enhancing self-management and quality of life in children and adolescents with chronic illnesses. Studies exploring biobehavioral aspects within family and community contexts, and factors contributing to successful self-management,…

Synopsis Version History Related Documents Package This department is offering a grant for collaborative research between behavioral scientists and experts in molecular biology and genomics to study fundamental mechanisms of behavior in animal models. The grant will utilize the R01 award mechanism with flexible funding based on the proposals. Eligible institutions include various higher education…

Synopsis Version History Related Documents Package This department is offering a grant to support research on the pathogenic mechanisms of HIV-1 associated neurobehavioral and neurological dysfunction, aiming to develop therapeutic interventions for the central nervous system. Research teams from basic to clinical fields are welcome to apply, with a focus on domestic and global settings.…

Synopsis Version History Related Documents Package This grant is aimed at supporting research focused on individuals with severe mental illness (SMI) in relation to HIV infection and expanding HIV-related research to include homeless populations. The National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) along with the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) and the National Institute on…

Synopsis Version History Related Documents Package This department is offering the National Institutes of Health grant to support research that develops effective methods for implementing health interventions into public health and clinical settings. The grant, using the R01 mechanism, aims to improve the quality of life through prevention, treatment, and early detection services. The funding…

Synopsis Version History Related Documents Package This department is offering the National Institute of Mental Health Research Grant (R01) to support research on the diagnosis, epidemiology, genetics, and treatment of Autistic Disorder and autism spectrum disorders. The grant aims to advance understanding in the field and improve service delivery for individuals with autism. Applications for…

Synopsis Version History Related Documents Package The Department of Health is offering the NIH Developmental Psychopharmacology Grant (R01) to fund research examining the neurobiological impact of psychotherapeutic medications on the immature brain. Emphasis is placed on mapping the developmental profile of physiological responses to psychotropic agents used in treating mental disorders in children. This grant…

Synopsis Version History Related Documents Package The National Institutes of Health is offering the Basic and Translational Research in Emotion (R01) grant to expand research on the processes and mechanisms of emotion. This funding opportunity aims to support investigations into the experience, expression, and regulation of emotions. Researchers can apply for this grant using the…