Collaborating for the Advancement of Interdisciplinary Research in Benign Urology
A grant* recently obtained by Scott Bauer, MD, MS(University of California San Francisco), one of the leaders of the CAIRIBU Uro-Aging Research Interest Group, allows the CAIRIBU Interactions Core to provide financial support for trainees and early-stage investigators to present aging-related urology research at scientific meetings between now and the end of April 2027 (excludes the 2026 CAIRIBU …
These awards are for early stage investigators OR established investigators not previously involved in benign genitourinary research. Awards should be integrated within the overall research goals of a current O’Brien Urology Center and, where possible, make use of existing Biomedical Cores or other resources at the parent Center. PIs of the U54 O’Brien Urology Centers
CAIRIBU Research Training & Development Grants support CAIRIBU-affiliated non-malignant urology researchers, including investigators, post-doctoral trainees, students, lab technicians, and research assistants by covering travel-related expenses (e.g., ground or air transportation, lodging, per diems) associated with training for the purpose of advancing the benign urology research capacity of a CAIRIBU Center or Program, an individual in …
CAIRIBU Conference and Data Dissemination Grants support the participation of trainees and early-stage investigators in conferences, educational meetings, workshops, and symposia by offering funds to cover travel-related expenses to these events. Awardees may receive up to $2,000/event for travel-related expenses (e.g., transportation, lodging and meals) and meeting registration fees for virtual or in person conferences. …
