Scientific Pilot Awards support early-career investigators’ site-based HIV immunology and vaccinology research to generate preliminary data, advance scientific careers, and strengthen HVTN collaborations.
The University of California supports early-stage investigators with pilot awards for innovative basic and translational HIV research through the 2026 Discovery program.
This UCOP grant funds early-stage investigators in California to conduct innovative basic and translational HIV research bridging laboratory science and real-world interventions.
Supports early-stage California investigators conducting innovative basic or translational HIV research with strong mentoring to generate preliminary data for future studies.
The Pilot Award Program for Investigators New to HIV supports researchers entering the field with funding for HIV studies that launch new lines of work or generate findings for future grant applications.
Research grant for studying biological, behavioral, and social factors impacting HIV pathogenesis within NIDDK's mission and NIH priorities.