This funding opportunity supports transdisciplinary research projects addressing ethical, legal, and social implications of advances in human genetics and genomics. It emphasizes community involvement, research capacity building, and workforce development for early career scholars. Applicants must submit UM1 applications from eligible U.S. organizations with less than $30 million NIH funding annually. Projects require strategic management, evaluation, and sustainability plans to ensure success.
Eligible applicants include U.S. domestic organizations with less than $30M NIH funding annually, including nonprofits, small businesses, tribal governments, educational institutions, and various government entities. Foreign organizations are not eligible to apply.
