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Johns Hopkins Medicine is seeking applications for Precision Medicine Centers of Excellence (PMCOEs). The below call for applications describes the rationale and suggested review criteria. The DOM can submit five applications for this initial round of funding. Gregory Kirk and Brian O'Rourke, vice chairs for research, will convene a small group of senior faculty to assist in(...)
The ACP is accepting applications for its inaugural event at the ACP Internal Medicine Meeting 2016 to be held in Washington, DC on May 5. The session will showcase the best and brightest ideas from practicing physicians, fellows, residents and medical students that have the potential to transform clinical practice on a national level. The “Shark(...)
The Johns Hopkins Women’s Health Research Group (WHRG) and the Foundation for Gender-Specific Medicine plan to fund two seed grants of $25,000 to enable junior faculty researchers to collect pilot data, conduct feasibility studies and/or demonstrate interdisciplinary collaborations that would enhance applications to the NIH, NSF, etc. (e.g. R01s, K-awards) for research on the role of(...)
The Pearl M. Stetler Research Fund for Women Physicians. Awards are $65,000 for a designated year of research in a postgraduate program. This is usually the third or fourth year of fellowship. $1,000 is provided for supplies and equipment. Renewal for a second year of funding requires reapplication and is evaluated with new applications. The deadline for the electronic submission of applications(...)
Deadline: Applications are due at 11:59 p.m. on December 8, 2015 Eligible: Any instructor or assistant professor faculty member at Johns Hopkins University Award Period: All scans provided by Nexus Award funds should aim to be completed by June 30, 2015. Funding may be available, but is not guaranteed after this date. Application: Online at ICTR Connection Request(...)
The overall goal of the 2015-2016 Brancati Center Pilot Research Grant Program is to support research to reduce health disparities in the prevention and management of type 2 diabetes in Baltimore City. The center seeks to fund novel but mature research plans that have potential to provide convincing data that will either offer ways to(...)