Support for early career researchers in hearing, balance, and speech aims to generate preliminary data for future individual research grants.
NIDA's START Program offers seed funding for early-stage projects integrating substance use research with fields like drug development, brain imaging, neurocognitive tools, data science, or HIV/AIDS research.
This grant supports early stage investigators proposing innovative, high-risk research on the biological and behavioral mechanisms underlying substance use disorders.
Funding for mentorship and research training in substance use disorder research for clinician scientists through intensive supervised programs (K12 Clinical Trial Optional).
The NCMRR Early Career Research Award supports rehabilitation scientists in establishing research careers towards subsequent R01 application.