This grant funds research centers to develop and test computational models analyzing how genomic variations affect genome function, as part of the IGVF Consortium.
NHGRI seeks applications to study how genomic variations affect genome function and phenotypes using high-throughput methods, as part of the IGVF Consortium.
NIA plans to fund a secure, cloud-based platform (NIAGADS) to store, share, and analyze large-scale Alzheimer’s genetics data, supporting research collaboration, accessibility, and compliance with federal data policies.
NHGRI seeks applications for a coordinating center (DACC) to manage data, organize activities, and maximize the impact of the IGVF Consortium, with funding expected in 2025.
This grant will fund partnerships to expand the use and integration of BRAIN Initiative neurotechnologies at institutions with limited NIH research funding, supporting two-way knowledge transfer and training.