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    Postdoctoral Fellowship - Alcohol Research Group

    Postdoctoral Fellowship - Alcohol Research Group supports postdoctoral scholars with mentored alcohol research training focused on health disparities and preparation for independent addictions research careers.

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    Predoctoral Fellowship - Alcohol Research Group

    Predoctoral Fellowship - Alcohol Research Group supports doctoral researchers with alcohol and drug research training and mentorship, emphasizing health disparities and progress toward research independence.

    ARGRolling submissions$72,882

    Postdoctoral Traineeship in Substance Use Disorders Treatment and Services Research

    Postdoctoral Traineeship in Substance Use Disorders Treatment and Services Research supports postdoctoral scholars' mentored and independent studies to advance clinically relevant substance use treatment and services.

    UCSF Psychiatry Behavioral SciencesRolling submissions

    Specialized Alcohol Research Centers (P50 Clinical trial Optional)

    Supports interdisciplinary alcohol research centers studying alcohol misuse, alcohol use disorder, and related health consequences across the lifespan, with clinical trials optional.

    HHS-NIH11Due Jan 27, 2027$5,750,000

    Doctoral Student Small Grant

    Doctoral Student Small Grant supports doctoral students conducting pre-clinical or clinical/psychosocial alcohol research to advance scientific knowledge and develop the next generation of researchers.

    RSADue Nov 25, 2026$5,000

    Forecast to Publish a Funding Opportunity Announcement for Copy of Integrative Neuroscience Initiative on Alcoholism (INIA) Consortia Research Resource (U24) (Clinical Trial Optional)

    NIAAA plans to fund two research groups studying how brain and body dysregulation leads to excessive drinking and AUD, using advanced tools and collaborative approaches.

    HHS-NIH11Forecasted