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Find similar grantsNutrition Obesity Research Centers (NORCs) is sponsored by National Institutes of Health. Nutrition Obesity Research Centers (NORCs) is a forecasted funding opportunity on Grants. gov from National Institutes of Health.
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P30: Nutrition Obesity Research Centers Application Resources - NIDDK Nutrition Obesity Research Centers Application Resources (P30) P30: Nutrition Obesity Research Centers Application Resources Most recent NIDDK funding announcement: RFA-DK-25-007 The NIDDK-supported Nutrition Obesity Research Centers (NORC) support extramural research institutions that have established an existing base of high-quality, nutrition and/or obesity-related research.
The program fosters long-term multidisciplinary research in nutrition/obesity, but does not directly fund major research projects; rather, it provides core resources to support the interdisciplinary cooperation of a group of established investigators conducting research in nutrition, obesity, and related topics. For more information about the twelve existing NORCs, see the NORC Central webpage.
Tables for P30 NORC Applications Applicants are strongly encouraged to use the following tables as part of their NORC application. Please download the files (. xlsx formats) and complete them as directed: Table A: Summary of Current and Pending Grant Support of all Center Members (XLSX, <1 MB) Table B: Listing of all Center Members and their Core Facility Use (XLSX, <1 MB) Table C: Collaborations between Center Members (XLSX, 19.
32 KB) Table D: Core facility use (XLSX, 23. 19 KB) Table E: Pilots (XLSX, <1 MB) Table F: Publications by Core (XLSX, <1 MB) October 9, 2024 and June 10, 2025 Last Reviewed October 2024
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