Collaborating for the Advancement of Interdisciplinary Research in Benign Urology
Supports multidisciplinary, coordinated research programs composed of interrelated projects that address a well-defined central research focus or objective. Individual research projects should be scientifically meritorious and contribute synergistically to the overall Program, providing added value through scientific integration and collaboration. [Expires 5/26/29.]
Supports interdisciplinary research teams to tackle a single focused scientific goal with a highly integrated, synergistic approach. Program goals should not be achieveable through individual efforts or a collection of projects. [Expires 9/27/29.]
For research on paralysis, including activities investigating problems associated with neurological disorders such as bladder/bowel function and sexual function. [Deadline: 12/11/26.]
Up to $450K (direct costs) per year for Clinical Trial Evaluation Units and an additional $2m (direct costs) for a Network Coordinating Center to evaluate interventions for emerging and chronic infections. [Deadline: 11/10/26.]
Up to $12m / y in direct costs for 7 years to support a program aiming to design, implement, and manage clinical research that addresses pivotal clinical questions related to antimicrobial resistance (AMR). [Deadline: 11/10/26.]
Up to $225K / y in direct costs for 5y to support early-stage clinician-scientists in advancing their research and leadership skills in their specialty and in the broader field of aging research. [Deadline: 11/10/26.]
Up to $125K / y for 2y for early-career clinician-scientists trained in medical or surgical specialties to conduct transdisciplinary aging research that will yield pilot data and experience for subsequent aging research projects. [Expires 7/17/2028.]
Funding to collect longitudinal data from SB specialty clinics to describe key outcomes and/or identify healthcare and clinic practices that are associated with the best outcomes for individuals living with SB. [Opt. LOI deadline: 9/26/26. App deadline: 10/26/26.]
Up to $100K / y for 2y to support early career faculty conducting clinical and basic science projects that examines any aspect of the entire spectrum of kidney biology and disease. [Application deadline: 11/19/26.]
The CAIRIBU Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia Research Interest Group (BPH RIG) has officially launched. Kazumi Taguchi, MD, PhD (The University of Alabama at Birmingham), Petra Popovics, PhD (Old Dominion University), Scott Quarrier, MD, MPH (University of Rochester), and Renee Vickman, PhD (NorthShore University Health System), will lead the RIG. The group connects investigators from a variety …
