NHLBI
Research and Policy Update
Number 37
January 2007
This electronic
distribution list will provide updates from the NHLBI Web Site for
the research community. The updates will be sent as needed, but no more
than once a week.
Funding Updates
Please
Note: Links to RFAs, PAs, and Guide Notices will take you to
the NIH Web site. RFPs will take you to FedBizOpps.
RFA-AI-07-006:
Clinical Trials in Organ Transplantation in Children (U01)
Receipt
Dates: |
Letter
of Intent, May 14, 2007 |
Application,
June 13, 2007 |
PAR-07-317:
NHLBI Career Transition Award (K22)
PA-07-304:
Novel Approaches to Enhance Animal Stem Cell Research (R21)
PA-07-303:
Novel Approaches to Enhance Animal Stem Cell Research (R01)
PA-07-302:
Application of Metabolomics for Translational and Biological Research
(R21) PA-07-301:
Application of Metabolomics for Translational and Biological Research
(R01) PA-07-300:
Hypersensitivity Pneumonitis – Early Identification and Mechanisms
of Disease (R01) PA-07-281:
PHS 2007-02 Omnibus Solicitation of the NIH for Small Business Technology
Transfer Grant Applications (Parent STTR [R41/R42]) PA-07-280:
PHS 2007-02 Omnibus Solicitation of the NIH, CDC, and FDA for Small Business
Innovation Research Grant Applications (Parent SBIR [R43/R44])
PA-07-297:
NIH Pathway to Independence (PI) Award (K99/R00) PA-07-292:
Research on Social Work Practice and Concepts in Health (R01)
PAR-07-283:
Community Participation in Research (R01) PA-07-282:
Mechanisms, Models, Measurement, and Management in Pain Research (R01)
PA-07-279:
Bioengineering Research Grants (BRG)(R01)
PA-07-277:
Research On Ethical Issues In Human Subjects Research (R01)
PA-07-273:
Understanding and Treating Ataxia-Telangiectasia (R21)
PA-07-272:
Understanding and Treating Ataxia-Telangiectasia (R01)
PAR-07-271:
Nanoscience and Nanotechnology in Biology and Medicine (R21)
PAR-07-270:
Nanoscience and Nanotechnology in Biology and Medicine (R01)
NOT-HL-06-138:
Notice of Summer Institute Program to Increase Diversity in Health-Related
Research
NOT-OD-07-043:
Extension of Several NRSA Training (T), NRSA Fellowship (F), and Career
Development (K) Funding Opportunity Announcements
For
additional initiatives, please visit the following Web page:
NHLBI
Grants and Contracts page
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Policy Updates
Commitment
to New Investigators
For additional
policy documents, please visit Funding /
Award Policy section on the following Web page:
Funding, Training, and Policies
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Training Updates
No updates
or new training documents have been issued.
For more information
on training and career development programs, please visit the following
Web page:
Training and Career Development
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Meetings
List
of upcoming meetings
National
Heart, Lung, and Blood Advisory Council, February 14, 2007
For more information,
and the most current list of upcoming meetings, please visit the following
Web page:
Announcements of NHLBI Meetings, Conferences,
and Events
Reports
of past meetings
Image-Guided
Intervention, NHLBI Working Group, Executive Summary, September 21, 2006
For more information
on past meetings, please visit the following Web page:
Workshop and Meeting Summaries,
and Other Scientific Reports
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Press Releases
Media
Availability: NHLBI Awards 12 Women’s Health Initiative Contracts
to Study Genetic and Biological Markers of Common Diseases Affecting Postmenopausal
Women, January 29, 2007
Media
Availability: Inhaled Steroids Best Treatment for Children with Asthma,
January 23, 2007
NIH Launches
New Campaign Aimed at Increasing Awareness, Early Diagnosis and Treatment
for COPD: Communications Effort Augments NHLBI�s Investment in COPD
Research, January 18, 2007
NHLBI Media
Availability: Overweight Girls at Risk for Cardiovascular Disease,
January 8, 2007
For additional
Press Releases, please visit the following Web page:
Current Press Releases
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Selected NHLBI Vacancies
(Links
to announcements will not work past their closing date.)
Position
Title |
Location |
Grade
and Salary |
Closing
Date |
Branch
Chief (Medical Officer)
NHLBI-07-168560 |
Bethesda,
MD |
GS-602-15
$110,363 - $143,471 |
3/15/2007 |
Note: There
are often changes and additions to the selected vacancy list. For the
most current information, please visit the NHLBI
Jobs Opportunities page
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Other Items of Interest
Cord
Blood Transplantation Study (COBLT)
The COBLT study was a phase II multicenter trial to determine if banked
unrelated donor umbilical cord blood could serve as an adequate hematopoietic
stem cell source for adults and children with malignancies, immune deficiencies,
inherited marrow failure, or inborn errors of metabolism.
Guide
to Selected Publicly Available Sleep-Related Data Resources
This index was organized by the NHLBI National Center on Sleep Disorders
Research as a resource to facilitate the efforts of individual investigators
interested in the relationship between sleep, lifestyle, cardiopulmonary
diseases, and related risk factors.
NSF
Great American Sleep Challenge™
The NSF Great American Sleep Challenge is an online public awareness campaign
designed to encourage Americans to pay attention to their sleep. It asks
participants to review their sleep habits, gauge their satisfaction and
take action if they are not getting good sleep. The Sleep Challenge begins
on February 5 and continues through March 31. It’s an easy, seven-day
commitment and may put you on track for feeling rested, rejuvenated and
ready to go.
National
Sleep Awareness Week
National Sleep Awareness Week® (NSAW) is the week leading up to the
return of Daylight Saving Time, when clocks “spring forward”
and people throughout the country may lose an hour of needed sleep. Launched
in 1998, National Sleep Awareness Week is an opportunity for communities
and organizations to partner with NSF in drawing attention to the importance
of quality sleep and the treatment of sleep problems for good health,
productivity, and safety. A highlight of the Week’s activities is
the release of NSF’s annual Sleep in America poll, the only annual
barometer of how Americans are sleeping. This year’s poll will focus
on the sleep habits and attitudes of American women. Poll results are
released to the American public on March 6.
NSAW begins
March 5 and continues through March 11. In addition to release of the
poll data mentioned above, NSF will conduct the Women and Sleep Scientific
Workshop on March 5 and 6. On the evening of March
6, NSF hosts the Night of a Thousand Dreams fund raising gala, which
draws hundreds of sleep supporters as well as key influencers in the medical
and sleep community.
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