AYA Microgrant

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The CFAR Adolescent and Young Adult Scientific Working Group awards up to $5000 to investigators interested in HIV/AIDS research among those 13-24-years old.

  • Could you conduct a secondary analysis of adolescent and young adult HIV data?
  • Would participant incentives improve your enrollment?
  • Do you need funds to obtain preliminary data for a grant application?
  • Do you need supplemental funds to complete/expand an ongoing project?
  • Applications solely for salary support will not be considered responsive.

Submission Process:

  1. a two-page proposal. The proposal must include:
    • A research plan that describes background (why the project is important), objectives, approach, and analysis
    • A timeline clearly showing how the proposed work will be completed within 1 year.
    • A budget with justification explaining how the funds would be used.
    • Expected outcome(s), implications, and next steps from your project, if funded
  1. A biosketch. (Not included in page limits)

Eligibility: Applicant must be a Hopkins-affiliated student researcher, fellow, post-doctoral fellow, junior faculty, faculty new to HIV or staff member.

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Grant number: P30A1094189

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