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Mod 26 Developmental Pilot Project Letter of Intent
Deadline: November 30th, 2026

LETTER OF INTENT (optional) Alaska INBRE will accept letters of intent (LOI) for this funding opportunity for investigators wishing initial feedback on their research ideas and target mechanisms. The LOI is not required or binding and does not enter into the review of a subsequent application. AK INBRE 5 leadership and/or the INBRE External Advisory Committee (EAC) members will reply with feedback on the appropriateness of the research area for support through this mechanism. A two-page LOI should include the following:


Mod 26 Development Pilot Project Application Form
Deadline: January 15th, 2027

The Alaska IDeA Network of Biomedical Research Excellence (AK INBRE 5), supported by a grant from the National Institutes of Health, invites proposals to build biomedical research and research training capacity within the AK INBRE network. The Developmental Research Pilot Program (DRPP) accepts applications from partner institutions for Pilot Project (PP) awards that will provide a foundation for ongoing, independent biomedical research support. The most competitive projects will include training of undergraduate students through active participation in meaningful research. AK INBRE 5 maintains a One Health theme to promote interdisciplinary biomedical research. PP awards may support any compelling biomedical research including basic, applied, translational, clinical, or behavioral health topics. Collaborative projects are strongly encouraged. PP leaders should demonstrate high potential to develop projects for independent funding.


Mod 26 Research Project Application Form
Deadline: January 15th, 2027

The Alaska IDeA Network of Biomedical Research Excellence (AK INBRE 5), supported by a grant from the National Institutes of Health, invites proposals to build biomedical research and research training capacity within the AK INBRE network. The Developmental Research Pilot Program (DRPP) accepts applications from partner institutions for Research Project (RP) awards that will provide a foundation for ongoing, independent biomedical research support. The most competitive projects will include training of undergraduate students through active participation in meaningful research. AK INBRE 5 maintains a One Health theme to promote interdisciplinary biomedical research. RP awards may support any compelling biomedical research, including basic, applied, translational, clinical, or behavioral health topics. Collaborative projects are strongly encouraged. RP leaders should demonstrate high potential to develop projects for independent funding.