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Funding Opportunities

Current Funding Opportunity Announcements

In collaboration with the FDA Center for Tobacco Products, NIH is increasing its portfolio to support the scientific needs of the Center. Below you will find a listing of funding opportunities that are currently accepting applications.

Title

Announcement #

Receipt Date

NIH Revision Applications for Research Relevant to the Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act (P30)

Frequently Asked Questions (PDF, updated 1/29/13)

Pre-Application Webinar
RFA-OD-12-007 March 26, 2013
Tobacco Control Regulatory Research

Frequently Asked Questions (PDF, updated 12/21/12)
PAR-12-267 (R01)
PAR-12-268 (R03)
PAR-12-266 (R21)
June 18, 2013
January 15, 2014
June 17, 2014
January, 16, 2015

Investigator initiated applications may also be submitted for review. Refer to the Research Priorities page for topics relevant to FDA. Interested applicants should work with their NIH Program Officials or send a question to Contact Us.

For other NIH tobacco research opportunities visit the NIH Guide for Grants and Contracts.

For a list of closed request for applications and program announcements,visit the Archive of Funding Opportunities.

Who is eligible for an NIH-FDA Grant?

Each type of NIH grant program has its own set of eligibility requirements. Applicants can find eligibility information in section III of each funding opportunity announcement (FOA). While the principal investigator (PI) conceives and writes the application, NIH recognizes the applicant institution as the grantee for most grant types.

FDA CTP funds can support awards to foreign institutions, international organizations, and domestic institutions with foreign components. For purposes of this policy, a “foreign component” is defined as performance of any significant element or segment of the project outside the United States (U.S.) either by the grantee or by a researcher employed by a foreign institution, whether or not grant funds are expended. Proposed research must contribute to the US tobacco regulatory science.

Application Submission & Review

Last Updated: 11/29/2012