This grant funds research to understand cardiovascular disease in type 1 diabetes by supporting collaborative, multi-omics studies through the CARE-T1D consortium.
NIDDK plans to fund Diabetes Research Centers (P30) to foster collaboration, mentoring, and innovative research resources for advancing diabetes and metabolic disorder research.
This grant funds the development of advanced AI tools to integrate diverse datasets and accelerate precision medicine research for understanding, preventing, and treating Type 1 diabetes.
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 grant funds centers that provide specialized research services and training to external investigators in areas related to NIDDK’s mission, such as obesity and diabetes, to enhance research rigor and efficiency.