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BLRD Research Career Scientist Award Application
Project Summary/Abstract Current research activities in the laboratory of the Nominee concentrate on repetitive mild traumatic brain injury rmTBI), Gulf War Veterans' Illnesses (...
Equipment: MRI: Track #1 Acquisition of an Orbitrap Eclipse Tribrid Mass Spectrometer
An award is made to the University of New Hampshire (UNH) to acquire an Orbitrap Eclipse LC-MS system to (i) dramatically improve mass spectrometry (MS) capacity and expedite resea...
AI-based diagnosis for improving classification of bone and soft tissue tumours across the UK
Delivery of pathology tissue diagnoses, most of which are cancer, in the current format is unsustainable. Advances in genomic medicine and immune-oncology have shown that the class...
Mapping the Dance Research Ecosystem: Dance Research Matters Network Mapping, Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning
The Dance Research Matters (DRM) ecosystem is a meshwork of AHRC-funded DRM Networks (hereafter 'Networks') connecting researchers, academic institutions, professional industry org...
NSF-GACR: Reactive Interfaces for Degrading Contaminants of Emerging Concern and Pathogenic Viruses in Constructed Wetlands
Constructed wetlands (CWs) have emerged as promising and cost-effective nature-based systems for the treatment of wastewater due to their low-cost, efficiency, and benefits to the...
Tailoring cultural offers with and for diverse older users of social prescribing (TOUS): A realist evaluation
Problems in life that affect how people feel cannot always be fixed with tablets or medication. For example, loneliness can lower people's mood, or worries about money can cause th...
How to improve measurement of major wheat diseases using artificial intelligence?
Fungal diseases of wheat cause significant yield losses and threaten food security. Especially damaging are the five diseases that affect wheat leaves: septoria tritici blotch (STB...
RNA Self-Repair Induced by Sunlight: Can a Novel Mechanism Shed Light on Life's Origins and RNA Cell Function?
The integrity of the genetic information, carried by large chain molecules called nucleic acids (DNA and RNA), is vital for all organisms on Earth. When exposed to ultraviolet (UV)...
Engineering filamentous bacteriophage-host cell interactions for improved infection outcomes.
An emerging and rapidly expanding area of research has arisen from the discovery that bacteriophage, which are specialised viruses of bacteria, can have both positive and negative...
Exploring how to implement a knee injury prevention program for young people playing sports in the UK: a mixed methods study
Background Common school sports in the UK, such as football, rugby, netball and basketball, that involve sudden change of direction, jumping and landing are high-risk for anterior...
Investigating How Students Develop Principle-Based Reasoning in Undergraduate Physiology: Mechanisms for Conceptual Change
This project seeks to serve the national interest by developing learning theory crucial for guiding instructional transformation in undergraduate physiology towards principle-based...
The politics of the English grain trade, 1314-1815
This project analyses the English grain trade and its politics over a 500-year period. Those politics have often been discussed in terms of a conflict between a pre-capitalist mora...
CAREER: Statistical Inference in Observational Studies -- Theory, Methods, and Beyond
Causal inference refers to a systematic way of deciphering causal relationships between entities from empirical observations – an epistemic framework that underlies past, present,...
TRaNSMIT - A towable RF system for non-invasive sensing and measurement of Arctic sea ice thickness
Sea ice is a key indicator of climate change and as such is one of the World Meteorological Institute's Essential Climate Variables (ECV). Monitoring ECV are deemed essential by th...
Tackling Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) in the UK
Vision - The fellowship seeks to radically transform the linear Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) system to develop a low-carbon, Circular Economy (CE) for Electrica...
Targeting the Warburg Effect in Kidney Cancer
Over 79,000 people will develop kidney cancer, also known as renal cell carcinoma (RCC), and almost 14,000 patients will die from this disease in the US this year. Risk factors su...
Home-based exercise to improve functional outcomes in Veterans with recently healed diabetic foot ulcer
Foot ulcers are a common and feared complication for people with diabetes. Each year one in twenty people with diabetes develop a foot ulcer. One in five foot ulcers will become i...
SCC-IRG Track 1: Community-Responsive Electrified and Adaptive Transit Ecosystem (CREATE): Planning, Operations, and Management
This Smart and Connected Community (S&CC) project supports research that aims to foster a Community-Responsive Electrified and Adaptive Transit Ecosystem (CREATE) to tackle interre...
CAREER: Engineering the nanoparticle interface for tunable biomolecular aggregation
Non-Technical Summary When you have a headache or other minor aches or pain, you take a pill to feel better. Once swallowed, the pill makes its way to your stomach and releases an...
Collaborative Research: RII FEC: Interdisciplinary Program of Advancing Climate Extreme Resilience in Soybean
Climate change is the grand challenge of the 21st century. It poses a significant threat to the health of humans, livestock, and agriculture by causing economic disruption that dis...