Type 1 Diabetes TrialNet: Clinical Centers : NIDDK

Type 1 Diabetes TrialNet: Clinical Centers

· Type 1 Diabetes TrialNet: Clinical Centers (U01):  RFA-DK-08-011

· Key RFA Dates: 

  Letter of Intent Receipt Date: 
February 10, 2009

  Application Submission/Receipt Date: 
March 10, 2009

· Frequently Asked Questions* (Initial Posting: January 7, 2009)

Question 1: Should applicants propose a study using the data and/or samples being collected as part of the TrialNet Natural Study and/or an ongoing or approved TrialNet intervention protocol AND an intervention study in individuals at-risk for T1D or newly-diagnosed with T1D?

Answer: Applicants should propose only one study. This study can use the data and/or samples being collected as part of the TrialNet Natural Study and/or an ongoing or approved TrialNet intervention protocol OR can involve an intervention in individuals at-risk for T1D or newly-diagnosed with T1D.

Question 2: Should study proposals include a study budget?

Answer: The study proposal should not include a study budget. Because TrialNet studies are conducted at numerous sites, estimation of a study budget by an individual center is not feasible. However, applicants should consider feasibility, including budgetary feasibility, in proposing a study. The budget in the application should be developed based on infrastructure support needed for expected participation in multiple TrialNet studies as described in the amended RFA.

Question 3: Can the proposed infrastructure for a site include more than one Co-Investigator?

Answer: The proposed infrastructure may include more than one Co-Investigator as long as the combined effort from the PI and Co-Investigators is commensurate with the levels of effort indicated in the RFA. 

Question 4: Can applicants submit more than one application, provided that they are scientifically distinct?

Answer: Individual applicants should not submit more than one application, and institutions should not submit more than one application.


*Please note that this webpage will be updated as additional questions arise.

Page last updated: January 02, 2009

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