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NIH funding notice PAR-17-149

Phased Innovation Award for Mechanistic Studies to Optimize Mind and Body Interventions in NCCIH High Priority Research Topics (R61/R33)

Closed on January 24, 2018.

Posted
February 10, 2017
Close date
January 24, 2018
Activity codes
Not stated on the notice page
Institutes taking part
Not stated on the notice page

Read the notice on Grants.gov · NIH Guide page

The notices it replaced

Its page was not saved, so the notices it replaced are not known.

Who won it before

3 competing awards (new and renewals) from FY2014 to FY2025 under this notice and the notices it replaced: $1,446,678 in first-year total cost, median $468,000.

Most frequent study sections

  1. Special Emphasis Panel[ZAT1 YW (03)]3

Most frequent institutions

  1. PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY, THE1
  2. SEATTLE CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL1
  3. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN AT ANN ARBOR1
Competing awards under PAR-17-149 and the notices it replaced
FYProjectPIsInstitutionFirst-year costStudy section
2018Optimizing a mindful intervention for urban minority youth via stress physiology1R61AT009856-01FISHBEIN, DIANA HMENDELSON, TAMARPENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY, THE, PA$516,076ZAT1
2018Neural Mechanisms of Mindfulness-based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT) for Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)1R61AT009867-01KING, ANTHONY PUNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN AT ANN ARBOR, MI$468,000ZAT1
2018Mind-Body Interventions to Mitigate Effects of Media Use on Sleep in Early Adolescents1R61AT009859-01GARRISON, MICHELLE MARIANSEATTLE CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL, WA$462,602ZAT1

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