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At-Large Pilot Project Grant is sponsored by Penn Epigenetics Institute. The Penn Epigenetics Institute announces a request for applications of a Pilot Project Grant for faculty to conduct epigenetics-related research projects.
A broad spectrum of proposal topics will be considered, including those that involve fundamental studies in epigenetics as well as more applied or disease-oriented studies that utilize epigenetics as a central component of the research. While not explicitly mentioning chronic pain or aging, epigenetics is a core focus.
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At-Large Pilot Project Grant is funded by Penn Epigenetics Institute. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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