The InCHIP-CHCACT Health Research Seed Grant letter of intent (LOI) deadline has been extended to April 5. Please see details below and on the Seed Grant website about that opportunity and other InCHIP seed grants.
FY19 InCHIP-CHCACT Health Research Seed Grant
Funding Opportunity Announcement.pdf
Letters of intent due by April 5, 2019
Description: UConn’s Institute for Collaboration on Health, Intervention, and Policy (InCHIP) is offering a pilot grant program that promotes community-engaged health research in one or more Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHC) with reciprocal benefit to the FQHC(s), their patients, and the participating UConn faculty. This represents a unique opportunity for an FQHC(s) and UConn faculty to partner to develop sustainable, collaborative, streamlined, and mutually beneficial efforts to identify and address critical clinical and health systems issues.
Letter of Intent Form
FY19 InCHIP-BIRC Seed Grant
Funding Opportunity Announcement.pdf
Letters of intent due by March 22, 2019
Description: UConn’s Institute for Collaboration on Health, Intervention, and Policy (InCHIP) and the UConn Brain Imaging Research Center (BIRC) are co-sponsoring a seed grant funding opportunity for faculty at UConn Storrs, UConn Health, and the regional campuses. This grant is designed to fund an innovative pilot project that will directly support an external grant application in health behavior or health policy with a substantial neuroimaging component. Health is broadly defined and includes physical and mental health and outcomes with critical implications for health. The funded pilot project must involve neuroimaging-related research that includes MRI, TMS, tDCS/tACS, and/or EEG usage at BIRC.
Letter of Intent Form
InCHIP Rolling Seed Grants to Develop Interdisciplinary Research Teams
Deadline: Applications accepted on a rolling basis (mechanism will close when available funds have been distributed).
Funding Opportunity Announcement
Description: These grants provide funds to support the development of interdisciplinary research teams with high potential for securing external funding through activities such as (but not limited to) a one-day workshop or series of structured meetings to develop a research agenda and identify team leaders, conduct small pilot studies, or publish a high-impact literature review to establish a team’s expertise in a new area. Any activity that has the potential to prepare multidisciplinary teams to submit external grant applications that are consistent with the mission of InCHIP will be considered. Successful teams should be cross-department (at least 2 departments) and ideally cross-college (at least 2 colleges) or cross-campus (team members from UConn and UConn Health) and be comprised of researchers with a range of seniority and experience.
For more information, contact: Gregory Champion at gregory.champion@uconn.edu