NIH supports centers and developmental centers that provide shared infrastructure, expertise, and administrative support for interdisciplinary HIV/AIDS research; clinical trials are not allowed.
CFAR Developmental Grants support investigators and collaborative teams in preliminary HIV/AIDS research, helping them generate data to strengthen future NIH proposals and compete for research funding.
This grant supports interdisciplinary research centers advancing innovative mental health and HIV/AIDS studies, fostering collaboration and aligning with national HIV research strategies.
UCSF-Bay Area CFAR Mentored Scientist Award supports early-stage investigators with mentored HIV research and training to build research skills and preliminary data for future grant applications.
The Pilot Award Program for Investigators New to HIV supports researchers entering the field with funding for HIV studies that launch new lines of work or generate findings for future grant applications.
This grant funds the construction or modernization of shared biomedical and HIV/AIDS research facilities to support collaborative, interdisciplinary research and strengthen national research capacity.