This award supports doctoral candidates conducting dissertation research projects focused on substance use and substance use disorder, aligned with NIDA priorities. It facilitates entry of promising new investigators into SU(D) research by funding projects for up to two years. Clinical trials are not allowed under this award.
Eligible applicants include doctoral candidates from a wide range of academic disciplines at various institutions including private and public higher education, nonprofits, tribal governments, small businesses, and other specified organizations. Foreign organizations are not eligible to apply.
