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Find similar grantsInterdisciplinary Seed Grant Program is sponsored by The Ohio State University Infectious Diseases Institute (IDI). The IDI is committed to advancing infectious disease research across various disciplines. This seed grant program supports interdisciplinary research projects.
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Infectious Diseases Institute * Antimicrobial Resistance * Ecology, Epidemiology And Population Health * Host Defense and Microbial Biology * Viruses and Emerging Pathogens * Vaccines and Immunotherapeutics Initiative * Interdisciplinary Seed Grant * Thematic Program Research Support * HDMB Grant Application Support * HDMB New Techniques Grant Program * Trainee Research Support * IDI Trainee Association * IDI T32 Training Program * Biofilms Interest Group * IDI Work-in-Progress Seminar * Trainee Research Support * Virus-Host Seminar Series * Bioinformatics and the Microbiome Platform * Bacillus Genetic Stock Center (BGSC) * Buckeye Tick Test (BTT) 3.
IDI Interdisciplinary Research Seed Grant Program [](https://idi. osu.
edu/funding/idi-interdisciplinary-research-seed-grant-program) # IDI Interdisciplinary Research Seed Grant Program The Infectious Diseases Institute (IDI) Interdisciplinary Research Seed Grant program is designed to foster interdisciplinary collaborative efforts among Ohio State faculty and affiliated faculty and to enhance competitiveness for extramural funding by supporting innovative, well‐defined research projects.
IDI seed grants are not intended to provide bridge funding or resources for projects that have stalled due to lack of funding. [](https://idi. osu.
edu/faculty-research-support/guidelines) IDI Interdisciplinary Research Seed Grants: Guidelines [](https://idi. osu. edu/faculty-research-support/application) Applicants should carefully review the Interdisciplinary Research Seed Grant Guidelines prior to preparing an application.
[](https://idi. osu. edu/interdisciplinary-research-seed-grant-program/rfa-timeline) ## Request for Application (RFA) Timeline Timeline for the IDI Interdisciplinary Seed Grant program and application process.
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Interdisciplinary Seed Grant Program is funded by The Ohio State University Infectious Diseases Institute (IDI). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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