Technology Access Program supports biomedical investigators with core facility services, consulting, and advanced data-analysis training to generate useful data for grant applications and publications.
This grant funds statewide networks in underfunded states to build biomedical research capacity, support faculty and students, and enhance institutional infrastructure and collaboration.
Core Utilization Voucher Program supports Kentucky investigators with scientific core services and related training to strengthen research and generate preliminary data for grant applications.
Supplementary FOA: Travel & Seminar Series supports faculty and students at Idaho INBRE partner institutions with conference travel and scientific events to share biomedical findings and scientific knowledge.
Start-Up Awards - Kentucky IDeA Networks of Biomedical Research Excellence support junior faculty with laboratory start-up resources to build NIH-relevant biomedical research involving undergraduates.
Research Project Awards (RPA) support early-stage faculty in developing research programs involving undergraduates, funding research and faculty release time to help secure independent NIH R15 or R16 funding.