Letter of Intent Deadline: October 13
Proposal Deadline: November 17
The ACRI/ABI Team Science Research Grant intramural mechanism was created to foster and support innovative translational interdisciplinary collaborative research focused on understanding and improving various aspects of human development and aging across the entire lifespan. Project teams must be led by an ACRI-based principal investigator, and the team should have members from both ACRI and collaborative partners (regional and/or statewide). The expectation is that this award will result in an application through ACRI for extramural funding. Click here to view the RFA
Letter of Intent Deadline: March 1
Proposal Deadline: May 1
The ACRI/ABI Postgraduate Grant intramural grant mechanism was created to support investigator-initiated, hypothesis-driven (goal-directed) research directed by trainees conducting pediatric research. Eligible candidates include those with M.D., Ph.D., M.D./Ph.D, PharmD, or PharmD/Ph.D. degrees who are in their second year of postgraduate training. All trainees must apply with a mentor who is a full-time UAMS faculty member. Click here to view the RFA.
Letter of Intent Deadline: August 1
Proposal Deadline: October 1
The ACRI/ABI Nursing and Allied Health Research Grant intramural grant mechanism was created to support investigator-initiated, hypothesis-driven (goal-directed) research directed by nurses and allied health professionals conducting pediatric research on an Arkansas Children's, Inc, campus. Eligible candidates include those with a terminal professional degree required for their discipline. If the applicant is pursuing a graduate degree, that applicant must include a detailed mentoring plan and a mentoring statement by an Arkansas Children's staff member. Click here to view the RFA.
Letter of Intent Deadline: December 1
Proposal Deadline: February 1
A generous gift from a private donor endows the Marion B. Lyon New Scientist Development Program. This program was established to support highly promising beginning scientists who are working to become independent investigators but who have yet to receive specific types of NIH funding. Eligible candidates must hold MD, PhD, or have equivalent doctoral degree earned at the time of submission (at the rank of Instructor or Assistant Professor) and must be based full time on an Arkansas Children's, Inc, campus. Click here to view the RFA.
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis.
The Arkansas Children’s Catalyst Program is intended to provide entrepreneurial mentorship and seed funding to Arkansas Children’s scientists and innovators for developing promising ideas. The focus of proposals should be on the development of therapeutics, diagnostics, medical devices, digital health, and biological tools related to improving child health outcomes. Click here to view the RFA.
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