Grants

The Developmental Grant Program is designed to mentor and support new investigators and innovative ideas in HIV research. Submissions are accepted from early stage (pre-R01) investigators. Established (post-R01) investigators may only apply if they are new recruits to our member institutions. Recipients are expected to secure additional grant funding following their Developmental Grant and publish…

The Developmental x Clinical Investigation Grant is designed to encourage novel research utilizing stored clinical samples from the Clinical Investigation (CI) Core with the potential to connect findings to the CFAR Network of Integrated Clinical Systems (CNICS) patient-reported outcomes. Duration: 1 year Letter of Intent : Due to cfar@ucsd.edu by Friday, July 3 Application Deadline: August…

The SD CFAR Developmental Core in partnership with the Herbert Wertheim School of Public Health and Human Longevity Science (HWSPH)  invites proposals for pilot awards that integrate public health and HIV/AIDS-related research priorities. These are one-year competitive awards to UC San Diego faculty and collaborators to expand collaborations between SD CFAR members and HWSPH faculty. Overview:

This joint funding opportunity is intended to help support workshops, planning meetings, symposia, or other activities that are designed to promote new science, foster new shared research activities, or support applied project development. The purpose of the program is to “kick start” the development of new research ideas and other projects to address emerging issues. Community…

This funding opportunity is intended to assist with analysis, presentation, and/or publication of existing clinical data (i.e. CNICS, EPIC) with focus on HIV and associated comorbidities. Funding allocations are available up to $5,000 in direct costs, based on proposed activities and must be spent within six months of the study start date.

Next Generation Awards support postdoctoral fellows at SD CFAR member institutions, including those funded through T32, D43, and R25 mechanisms. Eligible applicants must be actively preparing to submit a Career Development Award (CDA). These grants, up to a maximum of $10,000, are intended to support specific projects designed to generate preliminary data that will strengthen…

Publication Resources Offered to Promote Emerging Leaders (PROPEL) grants are designed to support writing efforts that result from a San Diego CFAR (SD CFAR) Developmental Award. The goal is to assist researchers during key phases of scholarly output—whether preparing abstracts, manuscripts, or new grant proposals. Funding may be used for: Applications are accepted on an ongoing basis until annual funding allocation…