Subject: Part II NIH GUIDE - Vol. 19, No. 41, November 16, 1990
From: Dot Baker <[email-masked]>
To: [email-masked]
Date: Wed, 14 Nov 90 16:19 EST

Hi Again,
   This is the second part of the ll/l6/90 NIH Guide.  Please post to
the NIH Listserver as:
                      NIHGUIDE1.doc
Thanks.  Dottie
Have a nice evening.
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Institutional Research Training Grants:  Awards are made to institutions to
provide support for supervised training in basic or clinical research at the
predoctoral and/or the postdoctoral level.  Trainees are selected by the
director of the Institutional Research Training Grant.  Each trainee can
receive support for up to five years at the predoctoral level and up to three
years at the postdoctoral level.  The stipends range from $8,500 for
predoctoral students to between $17,000 and $31,500 for postdoctoral trainees.
These awards provide support for full-time training in research methodology
and are not available to students in programs that lead to an M.D., D.O.,
D.D.S., or comparable professional degrees, or for study which is part of a
residency program for training in a medical specialty.  Details about the
availability of training positions supported by ADAMHA training grants,
application procedures, and service payback requirements can be obtained at
your institution or from one of the contacts listed in this document.
 
Short-Term Research Training:  A limited number of short-term research
training grants are awarded to institutions for training undergraduates,
medical students, graduate students, clinicians, as well as fully independent
 
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research scientists for periods up to three months.  Individual trainees are
selected by the director of the training program.  Stipends consistent with
the level of previous training are pro-rated from the annual salaries cited
under Institutional Research Training Grants, above.  Contact your department
chairman or your academic advisor about the availability of such ADAMHA awards
at your institution.
 
RESEARCH
 
Principal Investigator on Research Project Grants:  Research project grants
are available to scientists at all levels of research experience.  Of
particular interest to scientists in the early stages of their careers are the
FIRST AWARD and the SMALL GRANT.  Research grant applications are judged on
the scientific and technical merit of the proposed project.
 
Applicants for these awards should contact the appropriate ADAMHA Institute
office for information and application forms.
 
The First Independent Research Support and Transition Award (FIRST) is
designed to provide an initial period of research and salary support for a
newly independent behavioral, biomedical, or clinical investigator.  Funds up
to $350,000 are provided for project periods up to five years.  This period of
support provides an opportunity to demonstrate creativity and productivity and
to assist the transition to traditional ADAMHA research grants.
 
Small Grants provide up to $50,000 per year for up to two years for the
support of research by less experienced investigators, investigators at small
colleges, or more experienced investigators who wish to conduct pilot studies.
 
Research Associate on Research Project Grants and Center Grants:  Researchers
at all stages in their careers can receive support as research associates on
research project and center grants.  In practice, many of these positions are
occupied by scientists who are also engaged in predoctoral or postdoctoral
research training.  Appointments are made by the Principal Investigator on the
research or center grant.  Contact your department chairman for information
about positions supported by ADAMHA research and center grants.  It should be
noted that support provided by research awards differs from ADAMHA's research
training programs in that the focus is not on training but on the conduct of
the proposed research.
 
Intramural Opportunities
 
The intramural program of each ADAMHA Institute supports Staff Fellowships,
Medical Staff Fellowships, and Individual Fellowships at the postdoctoral
level in basic and clinical research relevant to the mission of ADAMHA.  In
addition, fellowships for junior and senior investigators are available
through the ADAMHA Visiting Scientist Program.  Most of the intramural
facilities are physically located in or near Washington, D.C. Applicants for
these positions should contact the intramural office of the Institute most
closely related to their research interests for information on availability,
stipends, and period of support.
 
Foreign Opportunities
 
Fellowships for postdoctoral development and research in foreign laboratories
are available for U.S. citizens through the NIH Fogarty International Center.
Additionally, the Fogarty International Center provides support for foreign
scientists who wish to conduct research in U.S. laboratories.  With
appropriate justification, ADAMHA research grants, individual fellowships, and
Research Career Awards can provide support in foreign settings.  Contact the
Fogarty International Center or one of the Institute extramural program
offices for information.
 
INSTITUTE CONTACTS
 
The following offices can provide detailed information on application
procedures and the availability of particular programs.
 
EXTRAMURAL PROGRAMS
 
Note:  all of the extramural program offices have the same mailing address:
 
Parklawn Building
5600 Fishers Lane
Rockville, MD  20857

 
 
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National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
Division of Basic Research
Room 16C-06
Telephone:  (301) 443-2530
 
Division of Clinical and Prevention Research
Room 14C-10
Telephone:  (301) 443-1207
 
Division of Biometry and Epidemiology
Room 14C-26
Telephone:  (301) 443-4897
 
National Institute on Drug Abuse
Division of Preclinical Research
Room 10A-31
Telephone:  (301) 443-6480
 
Division of Clinical Research
Room 10A-38
Telephone:  (301) 443-6697
 
Division of Epidemiology and Statistical Analysis
Room 11A-55
Telephone:  (301) 443-6504
 
National Institute of Mental Health
Associate Director for Special Populations
Room 17C-16
Telephone:  (301) 443-2847
 
Division of Applied and Services Research
Room 18C-26
Telephone:  (301) 443-3865
 
Division of Basic Brain and Behavioral Sciences
Room 11-95
Telephone:  (301) 443-4347
Division of Clinical Research
Room 10-95
Telephone:  (301) 443-3264
 
INTRAMURAL OPPORTUNITIES
 
National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
Division of Intramural Research
Building 10, Room 3C-103
NIH Campus
Bethesda, MD  20892
Telephone:  (301) 496-8996
 
National Institute on Drug Abuse
Addiction Research Center
P.O. Box 5180
Baltimore, MD  21224
Telephone:  (301) 550-1538
 
National Institute of Mental Health
Division of Intramural Research
Building 10, Room 4N-224
NIH Campus
Bethesda, MD  20892
Telephone:  (301) 496-4183
 
FOREIGN OPPORTUNITIES
 
Fogarty International Center
NIH Campus
Building 38A, Room 613
Bethesda, MD  20892
Telephone:  (301) 496-6688

 

 

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OPPORTUNITIES FOR RESEARCH TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT FROM ADAMHA
 
FOR MEDICAL STUDENTS AND M.D.s
 
Career Stage
 
Undergraduate:  short-term training, research associate, MARC honors
undergraduate
 
Medical student:  short-term training, research associate, M.D./Ph.D.
predoctoral fellowship
 
Resident:  short-term training, research associate
 
Research fellowship:  institutional research training grant, short-term
training, research associate, individual fellowship, intramural fellowship
 
Junior faculty:  short-term training, research associate, scientist
development award, principal investigator on research grants
 
Independent research:  short-term training, research associate, scientist
development award, principal investigator on research grants
 
FOR GRADUATE STUDENTS AND PH.D.s
 
Career Stage
 
Undergraduate:  short-term training, research associate, MARC honors
undergraduate, minority institutions research development program
 
Graduate student:  institutional research training grant, short-term training,
research associate, minority fellowship program, minority biomedical research
support, individual fellowship, M.D./Ph.D. predoctoral fellowship, MARC
faculty fellowship
 
Postdoctoral study:  institutional research training grant, short-term
training, research associate, individual fellowships, intramural fellowships,
MARC faculty fellowships
 
Junior faculty:  short-term training, research associate, scientist
development award, principal investigator on research grants
 
Independent research:  short-term training, research associate, scientist
development award, principal investigator on research grants

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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