Collaborating for the Advancement of Interdisciplinary Research in Benign Urology
2y AGE membership, travel award to 2027 AGE meeting (worth $1300), the opportunity to present research at the AGE 2027 annual meeting, and mentorship from an AGE Trainee Chapter senior member [Deadline: 12/1/26.]
$35K direct costs for academic scientists within four years of joining their first tenue track faculty position or equivalent in a North American university. [Deadline: 11/30/26.]
2-year award includes: (1) 10 biological samples from any body system (2) All costs including tissue preservation reagents and shipping costs (3) Letter of support and budget justification help for required subsequent NIH grant application(s) and (4) Technical support for tissue procurement protocol design. Open to ESIs OR established investigators transitioning to using human biospecimens. [Application deadline: 11/1/26.]
Up to $200K for up to 2y (incl 10% indirects) to support research that will ultimately lead to new diagnostics, treatments, and a cure for primary hyperoxaluria and related hyperoxaluria conditions. [Deadline: 12/15/26.]
Up to $7,500 direct costs for 1y for eligible students, residents, and fellows conducting women's sexual health research under the mentorship of an ISSWSH member. [Deadline: 11/30/26.]
Up to $100K in total costs for 20 weeks with the potential to receive $1.28m for 1y to support the development of commercially viable, clinically focused medical device technologies that prevent, diagnose, or treat disorders of the nervous system. [Preproposal deadline: 10/21/26.]
This NIH Highlighted Topic encourages researchers to consider using biospecimens donated by All of Us participants in their RPG submissions. Participating Institutes and Centers include the NIDDK, NICHD, and NIA. [Expires 9/28/28.]
Up to $12m to support patient-centered comparative clinical effectiveness research (CER) projects. Relevant topic themes include kidney and urologic disease, managing pain, and digital health technologies, though submissions are not limited to these themes. [LOI due 1/6/27.]
Between $5K - $20K for junior level geroscience investigators conducting research on the biology of aging or established investigators new to aging research. [Deadline: 10/30/26.]
Up to $60K / year for 2 years for postdoctoral researchers (U.S. and non-U.S. citizens) engaged in a multidisciplinary, collaborative research training program at an accredited U.S. university to conduct value assessment and/or health outcomes research. [Deadline: 10/30/26.]
