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Two $50,000 Probiotics Young Investigators Grants. Deadline: February 16, 2010

Young Investigators committed to basic research on gastrointestinal microbiota, probiotics and their role in health and disease should apply. Applications are taken online.

To register and apply Online go to: https://www.probioticsresearch.com/grantapp/ga_login.asp 

Submission of Application form, NIH Biosketch Form, Letters of Recommendation, Cost Proposals/Detailed Budget, and Animal Trial Approval can be done via email. Please indicate your Name and Grant Application Number in the subject line (i.e. John Smith4676).

Acceptable formats are Microsoft Word (.doc) and Microsoft Excel (.xls). Items that cannot be sent electronically can be sent via mail service and need to arrive by February 16, 2010.

E-mail Submissions: gpc@probioticsresearch.com

Mailed items should be accompanied by a cover letter including the applicants name and Grant Application Number. 

Mail Submissions to:

YIGPRO c/o PMK Associates
403 North Henry St
Alexandria, VA.
22314

For more information please visit www.probioticsresearch.com


Request for Applications for the upcoming competition under the Minority Health Research and Education Grant Program.  Electronic copies of application materials and instructions is available from the Coordinating Board's website at www.thecb.state.tx.us/index.cfm?objectid=7E3B5385-0050-E5C4-5F353E078B5DDDD1.

Focus of 2010 Competition:  Academic models developed at the state, regional, or local level that enable African Americans and Hispanic students to graduate in greater numbers from degree programs leading to initial licensure as registered nurses, and or licensure/certification as allied health professionals.  Funded projects will establish or expand one or more educational pipelines to increase the number of students progressing in these programs from:  high school to community college/university; and/or community college to university.

Grant Period: From June 1, 2010 to May 31, 2012.  Grant institutions that show success in project outcomes are eligible to apply for one-year and/or two-year grant extensions.

Grant awards: Range: $30,000 - $675,000.   Avg.: $260,000

Competition Schedule:

November 6, 2009 Eligible institutions shall notify Board staff of their intent to apply.
January 11, 2010 Applications are due
April 29, 2010 Board considers grant awards
June 1, 2010 Grants begin