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California National Primate Research Center: Pilot Research Program

The California National Primate Research Center (CNPRC) Pilot Program invites Letters of Intent for pilot project proposals to support basic and translational research using nonhuman primates (rhesus macaque and titi monkeys) for the 2025-2026 funding period. Pilot projects that address biomedical/translational research topics across the nonhuman primate lifespan and include CNPRC scientific research unit areas (Cardiorespiratory Diseases, Infectious Diseases, Neuroscience and Behavior, Reproductive Sciences, and Regenerative Medicine) are requested. Pilot projects should be innovative and lead to tangible results in one year. Full details of the call and additional information can be found on the application homepage. 

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Award Amount and Details

Award Details
  • The direct costs for a single research project should not exceed $50,000 and are limited to one year of support.
  • Smaller pilot proposals ($30,000 to $35,000) are encouraged in order to provide funding for a greater number of applications and investigators.

Deadlines and Date Information

Due Date
2025-01-17

Eligibility Information

Who's Eligible
Members of the Academic Senate
Eligibility Details
  • Applicants must have Principal Investigator (PI) status from a federally recognized institution.
  • Project scientists, postdoctoral fellows, and non-academic titles may not serve as PI on applications but can participate as co-investigators or trainees.
  • Submissions from junior faculty are particularly encouraged.
  • Please note that there is a limit of one Letter of Intent submission per PI.
Information Source
Information identified by Office of Research & Creative Activities staff

Administering Unit
California National Primate Research Center (UC Davis)
Funding Type
Research
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