Brown's Center for RNA Biology in Health and Disease Call for Research Proposals
Brown University’s Center for RNA Biology in Health and Disease funds research proposals centered on RNA biology, spanning mechanisms, methods, and technology development.
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Funder: Brown University
Due Dates: Rolling (Letter of Intent) | Full proposal due within 2 months of LOI acceptance
Funding Amounts: Not specified; applicants must contact the Center for details.
Summary: Supports innovative research proposals with a central RNA biology or RNA-focused methodological component.
Key Information: Only Brown faculty without current or prior R01-equivalent external funding as PI/Co-PI are eligible.
Description
Brown University's Center for RNA Biology in Health and Disease invites research proposals that place RNA at the core of their scientific inquiry. This opportunity supports projects spanning diverse aspects of RNA biology, including splicing, RNA modification, non-coding RNA, RNA and cell-intrinsic immunity, as well as method development, nanoparticle delivery, computational analysis, and RNA structural analysis. Proposals must feature a clearly articulated RNA component and aim to advance understanding of RNA mechanisms or develop novel RNA-focused technologies.
