NIH seeks a data and coordinating center to support its genomic variation consortium, expand a public data portal and variant-impact catalog, and coordinate research activities; clinical trials are not allowed.
NIH funds centers to develop and test predictive models and integrative analyses of how genomic variation affects genome function, working within a collaborative consortium.
NIH funds centers to study how genetic and environmental interactions affect genomic variants, experimentally test combinations, and share data and prediction methods; clinical trials are not allowed.
NIH funds centers to systematically test how genomic variants affect genome function and phenotypes, develop reproducible data pipelines, and collaborate in a consortium; clinical trials are not allowed.
NIMH will fund UC Santa Cruz to renew a center that standardizes and shares data on genes linked to psychiatric and neurodevelopmental disorders, supporting AI-driven research and broad biomedical use.
This upcoming grant will fund projects to develop, curate, and share valuable genomic resources for the research community, supporting both basic and clinical genomics.