Lee Klinkenberg , PhD
Mechanisms of BCG vaccine-induced HIV infectivity of CD4+ T cells
The Johns Hopkins Center for AIDS Research provides pilot grants to faculty in the Schools of Public Health, Medicine, and Nursing to enable and support HIV/AIDS research projects. Junior faculty in other JHU schools are eligible to apply if the proposal meets all other criteria. The primary purpose of these awards is to strengthen the individual’s ability to secure independent NIH research funding with foci on R- and K-series awards.
Funds Available
The budget for faculty grants is a maximum of $50,000 in direct costs. One grant may be awarded for $75,000. Indirect costs will be calculated by the CFAR and added at the time of funding. We plan to award up to four (4) 1-year grants, with a start date of January 1, 2025.
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Please carefully read the full Application Instructions prior to applying
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CFAR Scholar Grant Eligibility |
Professor |
Professor Senior Scientist Senior Lecturer |
Professor |
No |
Associate Professor |
Associate Professor Associate Scientist Associate Lecturer |
Associate Professor |
If no history of R01 equivalent AND criteria for New and Early Stage Investigator are met OR If new to the field of HIV research |
Assistant Professor |
Assistant Professor Assistant Scientist Assistant Lecturer |
Assistant Professor |
Yes |
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Senior Research Associate |
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Research Associate |
Research Associate |
Research Associate |
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Instructor |
Instructor |
Instructor |
Applicants must also meet the NIH definition of a new investigator: http://grants.nih.gov/grants/new_investigators/#definition