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Find similar grantsMidwest Developmental Center for AIDS Research (Midwest D-CFAR) Pilot Plus Fund is sponsored by National Institutes of Health (NIH). Fast-track pilot funding for HIV research through the Midwest D-CFAR consortium. Supports early-stage and transitional researchers conducting HIV-focused studies at partner institutions.
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Pilot Plus Funds — Midwest D-CFAR Midwest D-CFAR Pilot Plus Funds are available on a rolling basis to support researchers conducting innovative HIV research at WashU or SLU. This funding opportunity is designed to supplement pilot grant applications that are being submitted to centers or institutes at either university, providing additional resources to expand the scope, impact, or sustainability of HIV-related projects.
This is meant to help enhance the potential for high-impact HIV research by offering supplemental support that fosters collaboration, enables access to unique resources, and facilitates the advancement of promising HIV research initiatives. These funds will be awarded for one year and amount to $10,000 in direct costs only. Indirect costs will not be awarded.
We recommend that investigators who are preparing a pilot grant application contact the D-CFAR Developmental Core early in the process ensure alignment with funding requirements and maximize the chances of securing this valuable support. Please visit our FAQ page for more information on applying for this funding opportunity.
Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Researchers at Washington University (WashU) or Saint Louis University (SLU) who are preparing pilot grant applications for HIV-related projects. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
Current published award information indicates $10,000 Always verify allowable costs, matching requirements, and funding caps directly in the sponsor documentation.
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