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Collaborative Research: Assessing the role of polyphosphate production and cycling in marine ecosystem functioning.
Phosphorus (P) is a vital nutrient required by all forms of life. In the ocean, which sustains half of global photosynthesis and oxygen supply, P can be scarce enough to constrain...
Arable: Emerging disease threats in the high-value speciality oilseed crop 'Ahiflower'
NIAB and Natures Crops International have worked together for over 15 years in a collaboration to develop the Buglossoides arvensis plant from an arable weed into a speciality oils...
Enhancing cognition through the menopausal transition in at-risk 'APOE4' carriers by fatty acid and hormonal modulation.
Dementia is a group of symptoms associated with age-related decline in brain function. It affects memory, reasoning, communication, and mood. There are 850,000 in the UK living wit...
CSRD Research Career Scientist Award Application
Dr. Erin Hazlett is currently a VA Research Career Scientist (RCS) at the James J. Peters VA Medical Center (JJPVAMC). This is her first RCS Award renewal application. Schizophr...
Amelioration of Aberrant Glycosylation and the Maternal Adaptation to Pregnancy
Pregnancy is essential for survival but imposes considerable physiological stress on the mother. Maternal metabolism has to adapt to meet the needs of the growing fetus and to prep...
Energy Demand Observatory and Laboratory (EDOL)
We use energy in our homes for heating, washing, cleaning, cooking, lighting, and powering our appliances for entertaining, socialising and interacting. Energy use is essential for...
Stories from the Substrate: A 20th Century History of East Africa from the Soil
The soil that makes up the earth's substrate is an ever-changing assemblage of organic matter, minerals, organisms, gases, and liquids. Plants, animals, and humans in a host of way...
Multihaptic wearable sensor enabled by biomimetic polymer to stoke engagement in swallowing rehabilitation therapy
There are many disabilities in which the patient could benefit from the use of a wearable device for rehabilitation or prevention. However, the adoption of wearable sensors by pati...
Neuromuscular simulations for predicting functional walking ability
Restoration of functional walking ability is a high priority for rehabilitation in pathological populations, e.g., older adults, stroke survivors, individuals with spinal cord inju...
Quantum Sensors for the Hidden Sector
Identifying the nature of the dark matter that dominates the mass distribution of galaxies and that plays a key role in our understanding of cosmology is a central unsolved problem...
Collaborative Research: Genetic-epidemiology framework for malaria mosquito and disease
Malaria is one of the deadliest diseases affecting mankind. The disease, which is caused by the protozoan Plasmodium parasites, is spread between humans via the bite of infected ad...
RESOLVING THE FISHER-FARMER CONUNDRUM IN PREHISTORIC EUROPE USING BIOMOLECULAR APPROACHES (AquaNeo)
For most of the modern human evolution, humans were depending on food resources they hunted, gathered and fished. The transition to the Neolithic saw a major change in subsistence,...
Emulating biomarker-guided target trials using big data
Stratified medicine has potential to improve the benefit-risk ratio of treatments, and the randomised controlled trial (RCT) is the gold standard for demonstrating the clinical uti...
Ontogenetic & evolutionary roots of social competence and their implications for wellbeing
Like many other animals, humans are social beings and have a great desire to socialise, exemplified in the Covid-19 pandemic. Being alone with limited social connections can impact...
ICF: Hollow-fiber bioreactor technology to explore mechanisms and delivery of cellular therapy during machine perfusion of donated human kidneys
Kidneys have many functions, including cleaning the blood and removing waste. If the kidneys fail a kidney transplant is almost always the best treatment. Most kidney transplants i...
NSF-Simons National Institute for Theory and Mathematics in Biology
Living organisms exhibit myriad capabilities that allow them to flourish and to adjust and adapt to their variable conditions of existence. These capabilities have emerged under a...
Conference: DMR-NIBIB Planning Workshop: Leveraging data-driven design and synthetic biology to enable next-generation active biomaterials
Non-technical Abstract: This award will support a planning workshop at the University of Oregon entitled “Leveraging data-driven design and synthetic biology to enable next-genera...
Arizona Rapid Response Team Development
The Development and Maintenance of Human and Animal Food Rapid Response Teams Funding Opportunity Announcement (FOA): RFA-FD-23-019 Arizona Rapid Response Team Development Pro...
Optimization of Neurophysiologic Biomarkers for Rehabilitation Interventions in Veterans with Chronic Psychosis
In response to RX-22-017, this Career Development Award-2 (CDA-2) provides a mentored research and training program for an early career psychiatrist, committed to advancing Vetera...
Collaborative Research: Linking microplastic decomposition rates in soils to their microbe-mineral associations using carbon stable isotopes and microspectroscopy
Plastics use has skyrocketed globally since the mid-1950s due to a combination of their utility and low price. A large fraction is for single-use applications. Consequently, more t...