CSNA's NA Pilot Project Program funds innovative addiction biology research using advanced genetic resources and cross-species approaches to uncover genetic and biobehavioral risk factors for addiction.
This grant supports early stage investigators proposing innovative, high-risk research on the biological and behavioral mechanisms underlying substance use disorders.
NIDA plans to fund research developing interventions to prevent and treat substance use disorders and overdoses, from preclinical studies to clinical trials.
This grant supports building a comprehensive database of brain cell groups altered by addictive substances, integrating diverse data types to better understand addiction and promote collaboration in neuroscience research.
Researchers can request biospecimens from major brain and tobacco health studies to investigate genetic and environmental factors affecting health across the lifespan.