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var status= "Active"; 
var awardAmt ="$100,000,000.00";
var funderType= "Federal Government";
var id= "1002"; 
var cfda ="129JD7";
var nextDeadLine= "10/10/09";
var grantTitle = "National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS) Research Education Programs for Residents and Fellows in Neurology, Neurosurgery, Neuropathology and Neuroradiology (R25)";
var grantAuthority= "U.S.  Department of Labor (DOL), Office of Disability Employment Policy (ODEP)";
var dates = "2/04/09, 5/07/09, 6/06/09, 6/22/09, 6/28/09, 7/06/09, 7/09/09";
var typeClassification = "C - Could contain a technology component as part of a larger program";
var Summary ="This program seeks Research Education Grant (R25) applications from institutions/organizations that propose to support the development and/or implementation of programs that relate to research education and training of clinical residents and fellows to foster careers as physician-scientists. The overall goal of NINDS's research training and research education programs is to ensure that highly trained scientists will be available to make future advances that will lead to a reduction in the burden of neurological disease. There is critical need for additional physician-scientists with the medical training and research experience to conduct basic, clinical and translational research on the mechanisms, cure and treatment of neurological disorders. This Research Education Program is designed to foster the development of neuroscience researchers through research educational experiences that will prepare clinicians to successfully compete for individual fellowships or mentored career development awards. Recognizing that medical school curricula do not traditionally provide skills critical to the pursuit of an independent research career, this dedicated opportunity will provide experience in the design and conduct of research, as well as skills required for competitive application for independent funds. It is expected that participants will conduct basic or clinical research in a well-funded (NIH or comparable) research laboratory and have one or more mentors with a superb track record in the training of physician-scientists. Hallmarks of these programs will be the immersion of participants in a significant research problem and an environment that provides high quality mentoring in all aspects of research and career management required for success as a physician-scientist. The immediate goal of this program is to prepare clinicians to successfully compete for individual fellowships or mentored career development awards. Such success will facilitate their transition from resident/fellow to physician-scientist, and will thus foster retention of a cadre of physician-scientists who will conduct research into the mechanisms of, etiology, and treatment of neurological diseases. The purpose and objectives of this program are very specific in nature. The distinct subject matter of this funding opportunity necessitates a thorough review of the official program guidance referenced at the URL provided in the contact section of this summary.";
var Elgibility = "Proposals are sought from eligible agencies/organizations to conduct technical training support activities that support the State Revolving Fund (RF) programs. The technical training support activities are limited to the following two separate activities: (1) plan, prepare, and provide technical training support for two National SRF Infrastructure Financing and Training Workshops, and (2) plan, prepare, and provide technical training support on effective methods to...";
var AwardDesc = "Award amounts vary. Please refer to the official guidance for more detail. The guidance is available at the URL contained in the contact section of this posting. ";
var DeadlineDesc ="The application deadline for this program is July 24, 2009. ";
var AdditionalDesc="Proposals must be received by the Agency Contact (see the contact information section of this summary) by 4:00 PM Eastern Standard Time (EST) January 14, 2009, or by electronic submission through Grants.gov by 11:59 PM EST January 14, 2009. Questions must be submitted in writing via e-mail and must be received by the";

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