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ACTIVITIES TO PROMOTE RESEARCH COLLABORATIONS

NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE

ACTIVITIES TO PROMOTE RESEARCH COLLABORATIONS

In AIDS-ASSOCIATED MALIGNANCIES

 

FY2009 Guidelines and Information for Applicants

(Revised 4/28/09)

 

PURPOSE

 

The National Cancer Institute (NCI) announces for Federal fiscal year 2009 the opportunity for grantees to seek supplemental funding for existing NCI-funded AIDS-associated malignancy research projects to support and encourage multidisciplinary scientific collaboration among NCI grantees, as well as with other members of the scientific community. This initiative, known as the Activities to Promote Research Collaborations in AIDS-Associated Malignancies (APRC-AAM), can support novel collaborative activities in research that bring together new ideas and approaches from disparate scientific disciplines. The proposed supplement activities should be within the overall scope of the active parent NCI grant.

 

The program is anticipated to be highly competitive with limited funding. Before submission, all grantees must call their NCI Program Director to discuss whether the planned collaborations are responsive.

 

This document describes the: (1) purpose, (2) background, (3) the administrative mechanism available to promote research collaborations under this program, (4) eligibility requirements, (5) review considerations and criteria, (6) application procedures, (7) post-award requirements, (8) application deadline, (9) mailing address, and (10) contact information for inquiries.

 

Note: This supplement program is not funded under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009.

 

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