Webinar for COVID-19 funding opportunities from BARDA

Webinar for COVID-19 funding opportunities from BARDA

The Pilot Project Program of the Northern New England Clinical & Translational Research Network announces a request for Letters of Intent (LOIs) for potential study funding. These one-year grants will be awarded to proposals that have a highly significant impact through novel approaches that can ultimately improve healthcare to at-risk populations. The NNE-CTR is particularly interested in pilot studies addressing: addiction medicine, cancer, cardiovascular disease, and healthcare issues relevant to rural and aging communities.

The goal of this new voucher program is to provide pilot scale data to investigators that will create new hypotheses, support publications, and support on-going research studies within the mission of NIGMS

ACS CAN is hosting Vermont’s inaugural policy forum focused on achieving health equity within our state.

Jan Carney, M.D., M.P.H., professor of medicine, associate dean for public health and health policy, and senior advisor to the dean of the Larner College of Medicine, has been named the 2019–2020 recipient of the President’s Distinguished University Citizenship and Service Award in recognition of her innovative teaching, creative leadership and service to the University of Vermont community.

After careful peer review of Round 3 applications submitted in Spring of 2019, we announced the five Northern New England Clinical & Translational Research Network pilot project award winners.

After careful peer review of 29 applications submitted in April 2018, we announced the five Round 2 Northern New England Clinical & Translational Research Network pilot project award winners.

NNE-CTR member wins MTI award

Find a comprehensive archive of the NNE-CTR & UVMCC Seminar Series, plus links to recorded programs of interest to the IDeA community.

New Guidelines for Long-Term Use of Opioids

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An innovative initiative that will use a public health approach to inform opioid prescribing policies will be launched in northern New England thanks to a new $339,000 grant to the Northern New England Clinical and Translational Research (NNE-CTR) Network from the National Institutes of Health.