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U.S. Funding and Training Awards Related to Genomics

U.S. Human Genome Project Funding (Department of Energy and National Human Genome Research Institute, National Institutes of Health)

• Human Genome News Funding Box, including fellowships
• National SBIR/STTR Conference Center and Resources
  • DOE SBIR/STTR Resources
• DOE Office of Science Grants and Contracts
• NIH NHGRI Grants and Contracts
• DOE-NIH Guidelines for Sharing Data and Resources (1992)
• Other locations for funding information:
  • SSTI Weekly Digest carries funding news
  • Search The Federal Register
  • Search the Community of Science

Funding Opportunities at NHGRI

• Determination of All Functional Elements in Human DNA: Solicit participants for a Research Network that will conduct a pilot project to test and compare methods for identifying all the functional elements in a limited (~1%) region of the human genome.
• Identification and Verification of Functional Elements: Develop new and improved technologies for the efficient, comprehensive, high-throughput identification and verification of all types of sequence-based functional elements, particularly those other than coding sequences, for which adequate methods do not currently exist. This effort is part of a new public research consortium, the Encylopedia of DNA Elements (ENCODE), the intent of which is eventually to identify all functional elements in the human genome sequence.

Due Dates: Letters of Intent, April 13, 2003; Applications, May 13, 2003

Genomes to Life Program Applications
The DOE Office of Science, Office of Biological and Environmental Research, and Office of Advanced Scientific Computing Research have issued a call for research applications to support the Genomes to Life program. The full text of Program Notice 03-05 is here. Statements of intent to apply are due January 7, 2003, and formal applications on April 22, 2003.

Other Institutions Funding Genomic Research

• World Survey of Genomics Research (1998-2000) lists funders world-wide including government programs, nonprofit organizations, pharmaceutical firms, and dedicated genomics firms
• National Cancer Institute Cancer Genome Anatomy Project
• National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences Environmental Genome Project
• National Institute of Standards and Technology Advanced Technology Program
• National Institute of Mental Health Brain Molecular Anatomy Project
• National Institutes of Health National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute
• National Institutes of Health BioEngineering Consortium

Student and Teacher Opportunities

• DOE Office of Science Education
• NIH Academy - contains all NIH funding and job opportunities for students
• National Science Foundation Graduate Fellowships
• Sloan Foundation

Human Genome Project Budget

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