MEDICAL, INTERNET
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From: Frances_Johnson@occshost.nlm.nih.gov
Date: Tue, 21 Jan 97 15:43:00 EST
To: klinger@CS.UCLA.EDU
Subject: Internet Connection Grant Program
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INTERNET CONNECTION FOR MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS
NIH GUIDE, Volume 26, Number 1, January 10, 1997
PA NUMBER: PAR-97-023
P.T. 15, 18; K.W. 1004017
National Library of Medicine
PURPOSE
The National Library of Medicine (NLM) is encouraging the
development of a communications infrastructure to promote the rapid
interchange of medical information nationally and throughout the
world. This infrastructure is based upon the Internet, a network
of networks, that is a key element in important Federal initiatives
in High Performance Computing and Communication (HPCC) and the
National Information Infrastructure (NII). Internet access
provides health professionals engaged in education, research,
clinical care, and administration with a means of accessing remote
databases, libraries, NLM's Internet Grateful Med, DOCLINE, and
Loansome Doc, of transferring files and images, and of interacting
with colleagues throughout the world. To accelerate the pace with
which health-related institutions become part of the electronic
information web, NLM is offering grants to support institution-wide
Internet connections.
HEALTHY PEOPLE 2000
The Public Health Service (PHS) is committed to achieving the
health promotion and disease prevention objectives of "Healthy
People 2000,"a PHS-led national activity for setting priority
areas. This Program Announcement (PA), Internet Connection for
Medical Institutions, is related to the priority area of
surveillance and data systems. Potential applicants may obtain a
copy of "Healthy People 2000" (Full Report: Stock No.
017-001-00474-0 or Summary Report: Stock No: 017 001-00473-1)
through the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing
Office, Washington, DC 20402-0325 (telephone 202-512-1800).
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
Domestic, public and private, non-profit institutions engaged in
health sciences administration, education, research, and/or
clinical care are eligible to apply. "Health sciences" is defined
as medicine, dentistry, nursing, public health, pharmacy,
veterinary medicine, and other sciences related to health.
Hospitals are encouraged to apply. Racial/ethnic minority
individuals, women, and those with disabilities are encouraged to
apply as Principal Investigators. Domestic applications may not
have international components.
Groups (or cooperatives) of health-related institutions are also
eligible to apply. A single, lead institution must apply on behalf
of the group.
MECHANISM OF SUPPORT
This PA uses the National Library of Medicine (NLM) Resource Grant
(G08) mechanism. Indirect costs are not provided. Responsibility
for the planning, direction, and execution of the proposed project
will be solely that of the applicant. The total project period for
an application submitted in response to this PA may not exceed one
year.
For a single institution, support is available up to $30,000; a
group of institutions may receive up to $50,000 to support
development of a multi-institution network including extending
extant connectivity to outlying sites, or otherwise furthering
NLM's goal of expanding information outreach. The overall cost of
a connection to the Internet includes: gateway or router
equipment, associated communication hardware (CSU/DSU), the leased
line and its installation, local area network user support staff,
and Internet Service Provider fees. The NLM grant is expected to
support the purchase and installation of the gateway system and
associated connection hardware, the cost of installation and
leasing of communication circuits to connect to the Internet
Service Provider, and the cost of Internet Service Provider fees.
Institutions are expected to fund personnel, personal computers,
and local area network costs. The emphasis of the Internet project
should be towards initiating institution-wide Internet access;
therefore, costs for website development are discouraged. Grant
funds may be used to extend Internet access to other sites from an
institution with an existing connection.
OBJECTIVES
Background
The Internet currently is a collection of interconnected networks
and comprises three types of networks: (1) a national backbone
network, (2) regional networks (Internet Service Providers) usually
based around some geographical region of the country, and (3) local
networks at educational, research and clinical institutions.
Individual institutions are connected to a regional network in the
appropriate geographical area. The regional network is in turn
attached to the high-speed national backbone network, usually at
its network operation center. The backbone is connected to other
national networks including the Defense Research Internet, NASA
Science Network, and the Energy Sciences Network;
these interconnected networks and many others worldwide comprise
the Internet. The Internet provides electronic mail service and
access to a variety of scientific resources including: digital
libraries, unique databases such as MEDLINE via Grateful Med as
well as a host of federal and private sector databases,
supercomputers, and remote scientific sensing instruments. The
Internet promotes interaction and collaboration with a single,
well-integrated connection to end users using the Defense Data
Network protocols: Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol
referred to as TCP/IP.
Network management and operations services as well as information
services are provided by each of the levels. The national backbone
network provides for technical and information services to the
Internet Service Providers which may provide technical expertise
and information services, including training and documentation, to
local network administrators. Local network officials provide
technical and information services to the overall local network
administration and may also provide consultative and liaison
services to end-users of the network.
Scope
The purpose of this PA is to encourage U.S. medical institutions
including medical research institutions, health science schools,
hospitals, and professional organizations to connect to the
Internet. Some institutions may belong to organizations that are
already connected to the Internet, for example, medical schools
adjacent to university campuses. In such a case, the NLM grant can
be used by a health science school or hospital to link to an
existing Internet connection. In other cases, the project will aid
the institution in initiating a direct connection to the Internet
Service Provider. In general, it is expected that institutions
will use an existing local area network to distribute wide access
to the Internet, or will build a new local area network and connect
it to the Internet. A local area network is connected to the
Internet by installing an IP router/gateway. This gateway will
link the local area network to an appropriate Internet Service
Provider by means of leased or dial-up communication circuits of
varying speeds (9600 bits per second to 1.5 million bits per
second). The resultant connections to the Internet provided by the
gateway should be made widely available to all appropriate health
professionals -- researchers, faculty, students, clinicians, and
administrators. Ideally the institution will have installed a
high-speed local area network and have adopted the TCP/IP protocols
as the standard communication protocol. Where other networking
protocols are used, the institution will be responsible for the
installation of any additional network gateway systems required to
resolve the protocol conversion issues so as to provide
connectivity to the Internet gateway.
APPLICATION PROCEDURES
Applications are to be submitted on the grant application form PHS
398 (rev. 5/95) and will be accepted at the standard deadline dates
(February 1, June 1 and October 1) as indicated in the
instructions. Applications kits are available at most institutional
offices of sponsored research and may be obtained from the Division
of Extramural Outreach and Information Resources, National
Institutes of Health, 6701 Rockledge Drive, MSC 7910, Bethesda, MD
20892-7910, telephone 301/435-0714, email:
asknih@odrockm1.od.nih.gov; and from the program administrator
listed under INQUIRIES.
Supplemental Application Guidelines
Applicants should not feel constrained by the emphasis on research
in the language used by the forms. It may be useful for an
applicant to read "project" whenever the form and instructions
refer to "research". NLM considers these grants to be projects,
not research applications, and will evaluate the applications in
that spirit. NLM recommends that those writing the application
keep the "project" concept in mind. Internet uses may support
administration, education, research and/or patient care endeavors.
Applicants are encouraged to include their health science library
in the proposed Internet connection.
"Biographical Sketch" form page (FF). Include computer,
communications, networking skills, including TCP/IP experience, and
Internet training.
"Resources" form page (HH). Applicants are encouraged to
substitute applicable headings such as computers, communications,
and networking resources. For multiple institutions these must be
described for each site. Letters of agreement or memoranda of
understanding defining mutual responsibilities must be provided in
the application and signed by authorized officials of each
participating institution.
In Section 9 of the "Research Plan" (read "Project Plan") also
provide: 1) proposed benefits of Internet access to the targeted
population; 2) plans for provision of institution-wide access, user
training and user support and 3) plans for future support. The
success of an Internet connection depends upon training users in
establishing accounts and passwords and in teaching Internet
capabilities. Describe user training plans including topics to be
covered and the personnel who will provide the training and
follow-up, ongoing training. Library involvement in user training
is strongly encouraged. In regard to future support, the Internet
Connection Grant is intended to provide seed money to initiate an
Internet connection; therefore, plans for budgeting ongoing costs
for Internet access must be described.
All applicants, particularly those relatively unfamiliar with the
application review form and with NIH procedures, are encouraged to
consult Ms. Frances Johnson (address below) for assistance as
needed in completing the application.
Additional Application Procedures
Each application must be identified by checking "YES" on Line 2 of
the face page, and the number and title of this program
announcement must be typed in Section 2.
Submit a signed, typewritten original of the application, including
the Checklist, and five legible, single-sided copies in one package
to:
DIVISION OF RESEARCH GRANTS
NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH
6701 ROCKLEDGE DRIVE, MSC 7710, SUITE 1040
BETHESDA, MD 20892-7710
BETHESDA, MD 20817-7710 (for express/courier service)
REVIEW CONSIDERATIONS
Upon receipt, applications will be reviewed for completeness by the
NIH Division of Research Grants (DRG) and responsiveness by NLM.
Incomplete applications will be returned to the applicant without
further consideration. Applications that are complete and
responsive to the PA will be evaluated for merit by an appropriate
peer review group convened by the NLM in accordance with the review
criteria stated below.
Applications that are complete will be evaluated for scientific
and technical merit by an appropriate peer review group convened in
accordance with the standard NIH peer review procedures. As part
of the initial merit review, all applications will receive a
written critique and undergo a process in which only those
applications deemed to have the highest scientific merit, generally
the top half of applications under review, will be discussed and
assigned a priority score.
Review Criteria
o Significance of proposed project relative to the services,
programs and personnel expected to benefit from Internet access,
and the nature of the anticipated benefits.
o Quality of local infrastructure including plans to provide broad
institutional access to the Internet gateway and plans to develop
institution-wide high-speed networks.
o Quality of user services and proposed training.
o Technical expertise in computer networking (especially TCP/IP
based networking) or plans to provide such expertise including
coordination with appropriate Internet service provider.
o Plans for future support of the network connection.
AWARD CRITERIA
In addition to the review criteria identified above, awards depend
upon available funds and programmatic priorities.
INQUIRIES
Written, electronic, and telephone inquiries concerning this PA are
encouraged. The opportunity to clarify any issues or questions
from potential applicants is welcome.
Direct inquiries regarding programmatic issues to:
Ms. Frances E. Johnson
Division of Extramural Programs
National Library of Medicine
Building 38A, Room 5S-506
Bethesda, MD 20894
Telephone: (301) 496-4621
FAX: (301) 402-0421
Email: FJOHNSON@NLM.NIH.GOV
Direct inquiries regarding fiscal matters to:
Ms. Ruth Bortz
Grants Management Specialist
Division of Extramural Programs
National Library of Medicine
Telephone: (301) 496-4253
FAX: (301) 402-0421
Email: BORTZ@NES.NLM.NIH.GOV
AUTHORITY AND REGULATIONS
The Resource Grant Program is described in the "Catalog of Federal
Domestic Assistance" under Medical Library Assistance, Chapter
93.879. Grants will be awarded under the authority of the Public
Health Service Act, Section 474(42 USC 286b-5) and administered
under PHS grant policies and Federal Regulations, most specifically
at 42 CFR Part 59a and 45 CFR Part 74. This program is not subject
to the inter-governmental review requirements of Executive Order
12372 or Health Systems Agency review.
The PHS strongly encourages all grant and contract recipients to
provide a smoke-free workplace and promote the non-use of all
tobacco products. In addition, Public Law 103-227, the Pro-Children
Act of 1994, prohibits smoking in certain facilities (or in some
cases, any portion of a facility) in which regular or routine
education, library, day care, health care or early childhood
development services are provided to children. This is consistent
with the PHS mission to protect and advance the physical and mental
health of the American
people.
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Current Federal Sources Matching Allen Klinger's Interests:
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SUPPORT
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TITLE: DUAL USE APPLICATION PROGRAM - AFR
> COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF MARCH 4,1997 PSA#1794
> R&D Contracting Directorate, Bldg 7, 2530 C Street, WPAFB, OH
> 45433-7607
> A -- DUAL USE APPLICATION PROGRAM SOL BAA NO. 97-05-AAK POC Contact
> Bettie L. Steely, Contracting Officer, (513) 255-5252 INTRODUCTION:
> PART I OF V -- Wright Laboratory is interested in receiving proposals
> (technical and cost) in the area of Dual Use Science and Technology
> (S&T) as described in specific topic areas identified in the Section
> entitled B-Requirements. Proposals in response to this BAA shall be
> submitted by 15 April 97, 1500 hours Eastern Time, addressed to Wright
> Laboratory, Directorate of R&D Contracting, Building 7, Area B, Attn:
> Bettie L. Steely, Wright-Patterson AFB OH 45433-7607. Note: All
> proposals shall indicate the Topic Area number on the outside of the
> proposal package. This is an unrestricted solicitation. Proposals shall
> not be submitted by facsimile. Small businesses are encouraged to
> propose on all or any part of this solicitation. Proposals submitted
> shall be in accordance with this announcement. Proposal receipt after
> the cutoff date and time specified herein shall be treated in
> accordance with restrictions of FAR 52.215-10; a copy of this provision
> may be obtained from the contracting point of contact. There will be no
> other solicitation issued in regard to this requirement. Offerors
> should be alert for any BAA amendments that may permit subsequent
> submission of proposal dates. Awards resulting from this BAA will not
> employ the standard Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) guidance, but
> will be governed by DoD Directive 3210.6-R and OMB Circular A-110 as
> revised. Offerors should request a copy of the WL Guide entitled, "PRDA
URL : http://web.fie.com/htdoc/fed/afr/wri/any/proc/any/03049709.htm
Matching Keywords :
Department of the Air Force
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PAST LISTINGS, FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SUPPORT
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TITLE: PERIODICALLY POLED MATERIALS - AFR
>
> COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF FEBRUARY 26,1997 PSA#1790
> R&D Contracting Directorate, Bldg 7, 2530 C Street, WPAFB, OH
> 45433-7607
> A -- PERIODICALLY POLED MATERIALS SOL PRDA #97-39-MLK DUE 041197 POC
> 2Lt Bill Foster, Contract Negotiator, WL/MLKN, 9937) 255-5051
> INTRODUCTION: Wright Laboratory (WL/MLKN) is interested in receiving
> proposals (technical and cost) on the research effort described below.
> Proposals in response to this Program Research and Development
> Announcement (PRDA) shall be submitted by 11 April 1997, 1500 hours
> Eastern Time, addressed to Wright Laboratory, Directorate of R&D
> Contracting, Building 7, Area B, 2530 C Street, Attn: (2LT Bill Foster,
> WL/MLKN) Wright-Patterson AFB OH 45433-7607. This is an unrestricted
> solicitation. Small businesses are encouraged to propose on all or any
> part of this solicitation. Proposals submitted shall be in accordance
> with this announcement. Proposal receipt after the cutoff date and
> time specified herein shall be treated in accordance with restrictions
> of FAR 52.215-10; copy of this provision may be obtained from the
> contracting point of contact. There will be no other solicitation
> issued in regard to this requirement. Offerors should be alert for any
> PRDA amendments that may permit subsequent submission of proposal
> dates. Offerors may request a copy of the WL Guide entitled, "PRDA and
> BAA Guide for Industry", dated November 1992. This guide was
> specifically designed to assist offerors in understanding the PRDA/BAA
> proposal process. Copies may be requested from the contracting point
> of contact stated herein. The Guide is also available on-line at
> www.wl.wpafb.af.mil/contract/prdag.htm. B-REQUIREMENTS: (1) Technical
URL : http://web.fie.com/htdoc/fed/afr/wri/any/proc/any/02269709.htm
Matching Keywords :
Department of the Air Force
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TITLE: PROVIDE MATHEMATICAL MODELING & ANALYSIS, COMPUTER SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT
> ANALYSIS IN THE AREAS OF GEOPHYSICS AND GEODYNAMICS - NASA
>
>
> COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF FEBRUARY 26,1997 PSA#1790
> NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center, Code 219, Greenbelt, MD 20771
> A -- PROVIDE MATHEMATICAL MODELING & ANALYSIS, COMPUTER SOFTWARE
> DEVELOPMENT & MAINTENANCE, SIMULATION STUDIES, DATA COLLECTION &
> ARCHIVING, AND DATA ANALYSIS IN THE AREAS OF GEOPHYSICS AND
> GEODYNAMICS. SOL RFO5-61797-253 DUE 031197 POC Julie Hostetler,
> Contract Specialist, Phone (301)286-9285, Fax (301)286-1739, Email
> Julie.K.Hostetler.1@gsfc.nasa.gov WEB: Click here for the latest
> information about this notice,
> http://procurement.nasa.gov/EPS/GSFC/date.html#RFO5-61797-253 . E-MAIL:
> Julie Hostetler, Julie.K.Hostetler.1@gsfc.nasa.gov . NASA Goddard Space
> Flight Center (GSFC) plans to issue a Request for Offer
> (RFO)5-61797/253 on a sole source basis to Hughes ST Systems (STX)
> Corporation. This procurement will extend the period of performance
> under Contract NAS5-31760 for an additional 18 months beyond the
> current end date of the contract (7/10/97). Some tasks under this
> contract will be extended for shorter periods of time. This extension
> is required to: 1. Meet critical milestones within the Laboratory for
> Terrestrial Physics; and 2. Consolidate the efforts with similar
> requirements within the Earth Sciences Directorate, which will be
> competed in 1997-1998 and awarded by April 1998, October 1998, and
> January 1999. Under Contract NAS5-31760, the Contractor provides
> on-site and off-site support to the Laboratory for Terrestrial Physics
> whose function is to advance NASA programs by promoting the increase
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Data Analysis
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TITLE: NIDA SMALL GRANTS PROGRAM (PAR-97-038)/NOA - NIH
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>
> NIH GUIDE, Volume 26, Number 6, February 21, 1997
> PA AVAILABLE: PAR-97-038
> P.T. 34; K.W. 0404009, 1014006
> National Institute on Drug Abuse
> PURPOSE
> The National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) small grant program
> provides research support of up to $50,000 per year (direct costs)
> for up to two years. This award is not renewable. This program
> announcement replaces and supersedes the NIDA portion of PA-91-08.
> This small grant program accepts applications that fall within the
> program interests of the NIDA. The small grant program provides
> limited financial support for research within NIDA's purview.
> Priority will be given to applications in any of the following
> categories: (1) Newer, less experienced investigators; (2)
> investigators at institutions without well-developed research
> traditions and resources; (3) more experienced investigators for
> exploratory studies that represent significant change in research
> direction for them; and (4) more experienced investigators for
> testing new methods or techniques.
> HEALTHY PEOPLE 2000
> The Public Health Service (PHS) is committed to achieving the health
> promotion and disease prevention objectives of "Healthy People 2000,"
> a PHS-led national activity for setting priority areas. This PA,
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Matching Keywords :
National Institutes of Health (Corporate-Wide)
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TITLE: INTELLIGENT SOFTWARE INFORMATION AGENTS - AFR
>
> COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF FEBRUARY 28,1997 PSA#1792
> Rome Laboratory/PK, 26 Electronic Parkway, Rome, NY 13441-4514
> A -- INTELLIGENT SOFTWARE INFORMATION AGENTS SOL BAA 97-02-PKPX POC
> Joe Cavano, Program Manager, 315-330-4033; Joetta A. Bernhard,
> Contracting Officer, 315-330-2308 TITLE: INTELLIGENT SOFTWARE
> INFORMATION AGENTS. SOL BAA 97-02-PKPX POC Joe Cavano, Program Manager,
> 315-330-4033; Joetta A. Bernhard, Contracting Officer, 315-330-2308.
> Rome Laboratory is soliciting white papers for innovative approaches in
> the area of intelligent active information agents that can help make
> faster and better decisions in the collaborative communication-oriented
> aspects of Air Force applications. Areas of interest include hypermedia
> infrastructure, integrated information systems, and team
> decision-making. The final result will be a paradigm shift away from
> stand-alone documents and isolated information systems to a
> heterogeneous collection of data and knowledge. The next-generation of
> military information systems must focus on better integration of
> existing information systems to help individuals more effectively
> interact with networked heterogeneous collections of people and data
> sources. Integrating various information systems together presents a
> difficult challenge. A need exists for a technology layer that can
> exploit the underlying services of network-based technology to provide
> improved collaboration services to users by integrating advanced
> information systems. Intelligent active information agents will provide
> seamless access, storage and retrieval of knowledge that can be
> exploited by dynamic processes that automate and improve how people
> integrate and analyze information, make decisions under uncertainty and
URL : http://web.fie.com/htdoc/fed/afr/rom/any/proc/any/02289704.htm
Matching Keywords :
Information Science & Systems
Computer Human Interface
Department of the Air Force
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TITLE: INNOVATIVE AIRDROP GUIDANCE, NAVIGATION, AND CONTROL - AFR
>
> COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF FEBRUARY 28,1997 PSA#1792
> R&D Contracting Directorate, Bldg 7, 2530 C Street, WPAFB, OH
> 45433-7607
> A -- INNOVATIVE AIRDROP GUIDANCE, NAVIGATION, AND CONTROL SOL PRDA NO.
> 97-02-FIK DUE 043097 POC Contact Lt Harry Loughran, Contract
> Negotiator, WL/FIK, or Douglas Harris, Contracting Officer (937)
> 255-4427 INTRODUCTION: Wright Laboratory (WL/FIVMB) is interested in
> receiving proposals (technical and cost) on the research effort
> described below. Proposals in response to this PRDA shall be submitted
> by 30 Apr 97, 1500 hours Eastern Time, addressed to Wright Laboratory,
> Directorate of R&D Contracting, WL/FIK, Attn.: Mr. D. Harris, Building
> 7, Area B, 2530 C St., Wright-Patterson AFB, OH 45433-7607. (1) This
> is an unrestricted solicitation. Small businesses are encouraged to
> propose on all or any part of this solicitation. Proposals submitted
> shall be in accordance with this announcement. Proposals submitted
> after the cutoff date specified herein shall be treated with
> restrictions of FAR 52.215-10; copy of this provision may be obtained
> from the contracting point of contact. Offerors should be alert for any
> PRDA amendments that may permit subsequent submissions of proposal
> dates. Offerors should request a copy of the WL guide entitled "PRDA
> and BAA Guide for Industry." This guide was designed to assist offerors
> in understanding the PRDA/BAA proposal process. Copies may be requested
> from WL/AAKD, Wright-Patterson AFB OH, 45433-7607, telephone (937)
> 255-5252. B -- REQUIREMENTS (1) Introduction: The 1995 USAF New World
> Vistas study identified Precision Airdrop as a capability to improve
> global mobility. Huge advances have been made in delivery accuracy of
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Department of the Air Force
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TITLE: SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGATIONS FOR NASA'S MISSION TO PLANET EARTH - NASA
>
> COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF FEBRUARY 28,1997 PSA#1792
> NASA/Headquarters Acquisition Division, Code CW, 300E Street SW,
> Washington, DC 20546
> A -- SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGATIONS FOR NASA'S MISSION TO PLANET EARTH
> (MTPE) SOL NRA-97-MTPE-03 DUE 051697 POC James C Dodge, Scientist,
> Phone (202) 358-0763, Fax (202) 358-2771, Email james.dodge@hq.nasa.gov
> WEB: Click here for the latest information about this notice,
> http://procurement.nasa.gov/EPS/HQ/date.html#NRA-97-MTPE-03 . E-MAIL:
> James C Dodge, james.dodge@hq.nasa.gov . The National Aeronautics and
> Space Administration (NASA) announces the solicitation of proposals for
> scientific investigations and activities in support of NASA s Mission
> to Planet Earth (MTPE) Program that will quantify and/or improve the
> accuracy of geophysical measurements derived from current satellite
> observations and from the initial Earth Observing System (EOS)
> satellite sensors. Two types of proposals are requested by this
> announcement. NASA s Global Data Integration and Validation Program, an
> MTPE Research and Analysis (R&A) Program, is requesting proposals to
> determine the geophysical measurement accuracies of data from current
> or historical research and operational satellite sensors; to conduct
> studies of the time and space variability of the derived geophysical
> parameters including uncertainties; and to analyze the impacts of these
> uncertainties on subsequent interpretations and applications (Type 1).
> NASA's EOS Program requests proposals for investigations and
> activities that will enhance, supplement and/or complement activities
> planned by the EOS Instrument and Interdisciplinary Science Teams to
> characterize and validate the accuracy of remotely-sensed geophysical
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Data Analysis
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TITLE: EDUCATIONAL WORKSHOPS IN INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH/NOA - NIH
>
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> Select Full Text to view the entire Notice of Availability.
>
> NIH GUIDE, Volume 26, Number 1, January 10, 1997
> RFA AVAILABLE: OD-97-004
> P.T. 42; K.W. 0710030, 0414015, 0417000, 0502000
> Office of Behavioral and Social Sciences Research
> National Center for Research Resources
> National Institute of Nursing Research
> National Institute on Drug Abuse
> National Institute of Dental Research
> Letter of Intent Receipt Date: March 14, 1997
> Application Receipt Date: April 25, 1997
> PURPOSE
> The Office of Behavioral and Social Sciences Research (OBSSR), the
> National Center for Research Resources (NCRR), the National Institute
> of Nursing Research (NINR), the National Institute on Drug Abuse
> (NIDA), and the National Institute of Dental Research (NIDR) invite
> applications for educational project (R25) grants to develop and
> conduct short-term (1-2 weeks) educational workshops in
> interdisciplinary research aimed at social, behavioral, and
> biomedical researchers in the formative stages of their careers. The
> NIH sponsoring organizations are jointly issuing this Request for
> Applications (RFA) to foster cross-disciplinary communication and
> research collaborations. Grant applications are requested that
> propose, as their educational objective, the integration of health
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National Institutes of Health (Corporate-Wide)
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TITLE: COMBINED BEHAVIORAL/PHARMACOLOGIC TREATMENT OF ALCOHOLISM/NOA - NIH
>
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> Select Full Text to view the entire Notice of Availability.
>
> NIH GUIDE, Volume 26, Number 1, January 10, 1997
> RFA AVAILABLE: AA-97-004
> P.T. 34; K.W. 0404003, 0745070, 0414015
> National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
> Letter of Intent Receipt Date: March 21, 1997
> Application Receipt Date: April 24, 1997
> PURPOSE
> The National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA)
> invites applications from institutions wishing to participate in a
> multi-center, cooperative clinical trial to assess the efficacy of
> combined behavioral and pharmacologic interventions in the treatment
> of alcohol dependence. The goal of the research is to determine if
> improvement in treatment outcomes can be achieved by therapeutic
> strategies that integrate various combinations of pharmacotherapy and
> behavioral interventions. One of the behavioral therapies should be
> a less intensive treatment which could be implemented in a managed
> care setting. This Request for Applications (RFA) solicits
> applications for both Clinical Research Units (CRUs) and a
> Coordinating Center (CC). It is anticipated that up to $2.5 million
> per year for the first two years and up to $5.0 million per year for
> years three through six will be available for direct and facilities
> and administrative costs under this RFA. It is anticipated that: (a)
> one award for the Coordinating Center will be made for approximately
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Data Analysis
National Institutes of Health (Corporate-Wide)
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TITLE: RESOURCE CENTERS FOR MINORITY AGING RESEARCH/NOA - NIH
>
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------
> Select Full Text to view the entire Notice of Availability.
>
> NIH GUIDE, Volume 26, Number 1, January 10, 1997
> RFA AVAILABLE: AG-97-002
> P.T. 04, FF; K.W. 0710010, 0745027, 0745035
> National Institute on Aging
> National Institute of Nursing Research
> Letter of Intent Receipt Date: March 7, 1997
> Application Receipt Date: April 18, 1997
> PURPOSE
> The National Institute on Aging (NIA) and the National Institute of
> Nursing Research (NINR) invite core center (P30) grant applications
> from qualified institutions for the creation of Resource Centers for
> Minority Aging Research (RCMARs). The long-range goal for the RCMARs
> is to decrease the minority/non-minority differential in health and
> its social sequelae for older people by focusing research upon health
> promotion, disease prevention, and disability prevention. More basic
> or clinical research areas will be considered if there is a clear and
> compelling rationale that they offer the potential to reduce health
> status differentials. To meet the long-range goal, RCMARs will
> create a research infrastructure around three objectives: (1)
> establish a mechanism for mentoring researchers for careers in
> research on the health of minority elders; (2) enhance diversity in
> the professional workforce conducting research on the health of
> minority elders; and (3) develop and deploy strategies for recruiting
URL : http://web.fie.com/htdoc/fed/nih/inr/any/proc/any/01109708.htm
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National Institutes of Health (Corporate-Wide)
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TITLE: EDUCATIONAL WORKSHOPS IN INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH/NOA - NIH
>
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------
> Select Full Text to view the entire Notice of Availability.
>
> NIH GUIDE, Volume 26, Number 1, January 10, 1997
> RFA AVAILABLE: OD-97-004
> P.T. 42; K.W. 0710030, 0414015, 0417000, 0502000
> Office of Behavioral and Social Sciences Research
> National Center for Research Resources
> National Institute of Nursing Research
> National Institute on Drug Abuse
> National Institute of Dental Research
> Letter of Intent Receipt Date: March 14, 1997
> Application Receipt Date: April 25, 1997
> PURPOSE
> The Office of Behavioral and Social Sciences Research (OBSSR), the
> National Center for Research Resources (NCRR), the National Institute
> of Nursing Research (NINR), the National Institute on Drug Abuse
> (NIDA), and the National Institute of Dental Research (NIDR) invite
> applications for educational project (R25) grants to develop and
> conduct short-term (1-2 weeks) educational workshops in
> interdisciplinary research aimed at social, behavioral, and
> biomedical researchers in the formative stages of their careers. The
> NIH sponsoring organizations are jointly issuing this Request for
> Applications (RFA) to foster cross-disciplinary communication and
> research collaborations. Grant applications are requested that
> propose, as their educational objective, the integration of health
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National Institutes of Health (Corporate-Wide)
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TITLE: SPINAL CORD INJURY: EMERGING CONCEPTS/NOA - NIH
>
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------
> Select Full Text to view the entire Notice of Availability.
>
> NIH GUIDE, Volume 26, Number 1, January 10, 1997
> PA AVAILABLE: PA-97-024
> P.T. 34; K.W. 0705055, 0715027, 0765040
> National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke
> National Eye Institute
> National Institute of Child Health and Human Development
> National Institute of Nursing Research
> Application Receipt Dates: February 1, June 1, October 1
> PURPOSE
> The National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS),
> National Eye Institute (NEI), National Institute of Child Health and
> Human Development (NICHD), and National Institute of Nursing Research
> (NINR) invite research project grant (R01) and First Independent
> Research Support and Transition (FIRST) (R29) award applications for
> support of research that will increase our knowledge of the
> mechanisms that underlie processes of injury and repair in the
> central nervous system, including optic nerve and other CNS tracts,
> and that will provide strategies for therapeutic intervention in
> spinal cord injury.
> HEALTHY PEOPLE 2000
> The Public Health Service (PHS) is committed to achieving the health
> promotion and disease prevention objectives of "Healthy People 2000,"
> a PHS-led national activity for setting priority areas. This PA,
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National Institutes of Health (Corporate-Wide)
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TITLE: IMPROVED TECHNOLOGIES FOR PRODUCTION OF FULL-LENGTH HUMAN cDNA/NOA - NIH
>
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------
> Select Full Text to view the entire Notice of Availability.
>
> NIH GUIDE, Volume 26, Number 1, January 10, 1997
> RFA AVAILABLE: CA-97-012
> P.T. 34; K.W. 1002008, 0760053, 0755035
> National Cancer Institute
> Letter of Intent Receipt Date: February 15, 1997
> Application Receipt Date: April 29, 1997
> PURPOSE
> The National Cancer Institute (NCI) invites applications for the
> development and application of innovative technologies for
> efficiently generating representational, full length cDNA libraries.
> Full length cDNAs are those clones which contain a copy of the entire
> mRNA sequence from which they were derived. Representational
> libraries are those libraries that contain at least one cDNA for
> every mRNA species present in the starting tissue. Ultimately, this
> new technology must provide an efficient, cost-effective method for
> generating full length, representational cDNA libraries from tissue
> samples. These libraries will provide access to full length clones
> for those investigators who have previously identified important
> partial clones in other libraries. In addition the clones from these
> libraries will provide new gene sequences which will aid in gene
> discovery and gene function assessment. Therefore, investigators may
> propose to develop novel technologies initially on a small scale or
> they may propose to further develop existing efficient technologies
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National Institutes of Health (Corporate-Wide)
National Cancer Institute
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TITLE: EDUCATIONAL WORKSHOPS IN INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH/NOA - NIH
>
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------
> Select Full Text to view the entire Notice of Availability.
>
> NIH GUIDE, Volume 26, Number 1, January 10, 1997
> RFA AVAILABLE: OD-97-004
> P.T. 42; K.W. 0710030, 0414015, 0417000, 0502000
> Office of Behavioral and Social Sciences Research
> National Center for Research Resources
> National Institute of Nursing Research
> National Institute on Drug Abuse
> National Institute of Dental Research
> Letter of Intent Receipt Date: March 14, 1997
> Application Receipt Date: April 25, 1997
> PURPOSE
> The Office of Behavioral and Social Sciences Research (OBSSR), the
> National Center for Research Resources (NCRR), the National Institute
> of Nursing Research (NINR), the National Institute on Drug Abuse
> (NIDA), and the National Institute of Dental Research (NIDR) invite
> applications for educational project (R25) grants to develop and
> conduct short-term (1-2 weeks) educational workshops in
> interdisciplinary research aimed at social, behavioral, and
> biomedical researchers in the formative stages of their careers. The
> NIH sponsoring organizations are jointly issuing this Request for
> Applications (RFA) to foster cross-disciplinary communication and
> research collaborations. Grant applications are requested that
> propose, as their educational objective, the integration of health
URL : http://web.fie.com/htdoc/fed/nih/ncr/any/proc/any/01109712.htm
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National Institutes of Health (Corporate-Wide)
ITEM
========================== Item 8 of 16 ==========================
TITLE: SPINAL CORD INJURY: EMERGING CONCEPTS/NOA - NIH
>
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------
> Select Full Text to view the entire Notice of Availability.
>
> NIH GUIDE, Volume 26, Number 1, January 10, 1997
> PA AVAILABLE: PA-97-024
> P.T. 34; K.W. 0705055, 0715027, 0765040
> National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke
> National Eye Institute
> National Institute of Child Health and Human Development
> National Institute of Nursing Research
> Application Receipt Dates: February 1, June 1, October 1
> PURPOSE
> The National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS),
> National Eye Institute (NEI), National Institute of Child Health and
> Human Development (NICHD), and National Institute of Nursing Research
> (NINR) invite research project grant (R01) and First Independent
> Research Support and Transition (FIRST) (R29) award applications for
> support of research that will increase our knowledge of the
> mechanisms that underlie processes of injury and repair in the
> central nervous system, including optic nerve and other CNS tracts,
> and that will provide strategies for therapeutic intervention in
> spinal cord injury.
> HEALTHY PEOPLE 2000
> The Public Health Service (PHS) is committed to achieving the health
> promotion and disease prevention objectives of "Healthy People 2000,"
> a PHS-led national activity for setting priority areas. This PA,
URL : http://web.fie.com/htdoc/fed/nih/nds/any/proc/any/01109722.htm
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National Institutes of Health (Corporate-Wide)
ITEM
========================== Item 9 of 16 ==========================
TITLE: SPINAL CORD INJURY: EMERGING CONCEPTS/NOA - NIH
>
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------
> Select Full Text to view the entire Notice of Availability.
>
> NIH GUIDE, Volume 26, Number 1, January 10, 1997
> PA AVAILABLE: PA-97-024
> P.T. 34; K.W. 0705055, 0715027, 0765040
> National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke
> National Eye Institute
> National Institute of Child Health and Human Development
> National Institute of Nursing Research
> Application Receipt Dates: February 1, June 1, October 1
> PURPOSE
> The National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS),
> National Eye Institute (NEI), National Institute of Child Health and
> Human Development (NICHD), and National Institute of Nursing Research
> (NINR) invite research project grant (R01) and First Independent
> Research Support and Transition (FIRST) (R29) award applications for
> support of research that will increase our knowledge of the
> mechanisms that underlie processes of injury and repair in the
> central nervous system, including optic nerve and other CNS tracts,
> and that will provide strategies for therapeutic intervention in
> spinal cord injury.
> HEALTHY PEOPLE 2000
> The Public Health Service (PHS) is committed to achieving the health
> promotion and disease prevention objectives of "Healthy People 2000,"
> a PHS-led national activity for setting priority areas. This PA,
URL : http://web.fie.com/htdoc/fed/nih/nei/any/proc/any/01109722.htm
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National Institutes of Health (Corporate-Wide)
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TITLE: HOST FACTORS CONTROLLING INDIVIDUAL SUSCEPTIBILITY TO HIV-ASSOCIATED
>
>
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------
> Select Full Text to view the entire Notice of Availability.
>
> NIH GUIDE, Volume 26, Number 1, January 10, 1997
> RFA AVAILABLE: HL-97-001
> P.T. 34; K.W. 0715008, 0715165, 0715125
> National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute
> Letter of Intent Receipt Date: March 14, 1997
> Application Receipt Date: April 30, 1997
> PURPOSE
> The National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI) invites
> research project grant (R01) applications for support of research on
> the cellular and molecular mechanisms that influence host
> susceptibility to HIV-associated lung diseases, including
> tuberculosis, histoplasmosis, coccidioidomycosis, blastomycosis,
> Pneumocystis carinii pneumonia, and pulmonary Kaposi's sarcoma. The
> host factors could include inherited traits, acquired immune
> responses, and environmental influences. Research could be directed
> at understanding normal host defenses as a framework for
> understanding abnormal defenses. Although financial plans for fiscal
> year 1997 include approximately $2.0 million for the total cost of
> the program for the first year, award of grants is contingent upon
> receipt of funds for this purpose. It is anticipated that as many as
> eight awards will be issued. Investigators without prior R29 or R01
> support are encouraged to apply for this RFA and to identify their
URL : http://web.fie.com/htdoc/fed/nih/nhl/any/proc/any/01109716.htm
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National Institutes of Health (Corporate-Wide)
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TITLE: CELLULAR AND MOLECULAR MECHANISMS OF PRIMARY PULMONARY HYPERTENSION/NOA
>
>
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------
> Select Full Text to view the entire Notice of Availability.
>
> NIH GUIDE, Volume 26, Number 1, January 10, 1997
> PA AVAILABLE: PA-97-022
> P.T. 34; K.W. 1002004, 1002008, 0715115, 0705048
> National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute
> Office of Research on Women's Health
> Office of Rare Disease Research
> PURPOSE
> The National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI), the Office of
> Research on Women's Health, and the Office of Rare Disease Research
> invite qualified researchers to submit research project grant
> applications to investigate the cellular and molecular mechanisms of
> the etiology and pathogenesis of primary pulmonary hypertension
> (PPH). The purpose of this program announcement is to stimulate
> basic research using cellular and molecular approaches to studying
> the development and subsequent progression of PPH. Applicants are
> required to study patients diagnosed with PPH or to use materials of
> patient origin. The mechanisms of support for this program
> announcement are the research project grant (R01) award and First
> Independent Research Support and Transition (FIRST) (R29) award.
> HEALTHY PEOPLE 2000
> The Public Health Service (PHS) is committed to achieving the health
> promotion and disease prevention objectives of Healthy People 2000, a
URL : http://web.fie.com/htdoc/fed/nih/nhl/any/proc/any/01109718.htm
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National Institutes of Health (Corporate-Wide)
ITEM
========================== Item 12 of 16 ==========================
TITLE: RESOURCE CENTERS FOR MINORITY AGING RESEARCH/NOA - NIH
>
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------
> Select Full Text to view the entire Notice of Availability.
>
> NIH GUIDE, Volume 26, Number 1, January 10, 1997
> RFA AVAILABLE: AG-97-002
> P.T. 04, FF; K.W. 0710010, 0745027, 0745035
> National Institute on Aging
> National Institute of Nursing Research
> Letter of Intent Receipt Date: March 7, 1997
> Application Receipt Date: April 18, 1997
> PURPOSE
> The National Institute on Aging (NIA) and the National Institute of
> Nursing Research (NINR) invite core center (P30) grant applications
> from qualified institutions for the creation of Resource Centers for
> Minority Aging Research (RCMARs). The long-range goal for the RCMARs
> is to decrease the minority/non-minority differential in health and
> its social sequelae for older people by focusing research upon health
> promotion, disease prevention, and disability prevention. More basic
> or clinical research areas will be considered if there is a clear and
> compelling rationale that they offer the potential to reduce health
> status differentials. To meet the long-range goal, RCMARs will
> create a research infrastructure around three objectives: (1)
> establish a mechanism for mentoring researchers for careers in
> research on the health of minority elders; (2) enhance diversity in
> the professional workforce conducting research on the health of
> minority elders; and (3) develop and deploy strategies for recruiting
URL : http://web.fie.com/htdoc/fed/nih/nia/any/proc/any/01109708.htm
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National Institutes of Health (Corporate-Wide)
ITEM
========================== Item 13 of 16 ==========================
TITLE: SPINAL CORD INJURY: EMERGING CONCEPTS/NOA - NIH
>
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------
> Select Full Text to view the entire Notice of Availability.
>
> NIH GUIDE, Volume 26, Number 1, January 10, 1997
> PA AVAILABLE: PA-97-024
> P.T. 34; K.W. 0705055, 0715027, 0765040
> National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke
> National Eye Institute
> National Institute of Child Health and Human Development
> National Institute of Nursing Research
> Application Receipt Dates: February 1, June 1, October 1
> PURPOSE
> The National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS),
> National Eye Institute (NEI), National Institute of Child Health and
> Human Development (NICHD), and National Institute of Nursing Research
> (NINR) invite research project grant (R01) and First Independent
> Research Support and Transition (FIRST) (R29) award applications for
> support of research that will increase our knowledge of the
> mechanisms that underlie processes of injury and repair in the
> central nervous system, including optic nerve and other CNS tracts,
> and that will provide strategies for therapeutic intervention in
> spinal cord injury.
> HEALTHY PEOPLE 2000
> The Public Health Service (PHS) is committed to achieving the health
> promotion and disease prevention objectives of "Healthy People 2000,"
> a PHS-led national activity for setting priority areas. This PA,
URL : http://web.fie.com/htdoc/fed/nih/nic/any/proc/any/01109722.htm
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National Institutes of Health (Corporate-Wide)
ITEM
========================== Item 14 of 16 ==========================
TITLE: EDUCATIONAL WORKSHOPS IN INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH/NOA - NIH
>
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------
> Select Full Text to view the entire Notice of Availability.
>
> NIH GUIDE, Volume 26, Number 1, January 10, 1997
> RFA AVAILABLE: OD-97-004
> P.T. 42; K.W. 0710030, 0414015, 0417000, 0502000
> Office of Behavioral and Social Sciences Research
> National Center for Research Resources
> National Institute of Nursing Research
> National Institute on Drug Abuse
> National Institute of Dental Research
> Letter of Intent Receipt Date: March 14, 1997
> Application Receipt Date: April 25, 1997
> PURPOSE
> The Office of Behavioral and Social Sciences Research (OBSSR), the
> National Center for Research Resources (NCRR), the National Institute
> of Nursing Research (NINR), the National Institute on Drug Abuse
> (NIDA), and the National Institute of Dental Research (NIDR) invite
> applications for educational project (R25) grants to develop and
> conduct short-term (1-2 weeks) educational workshops in
> interdisciplinary research aimed at social, behavioral, and
> biomedical researchers in the formative stages of their careers. The
> NIH sponsoring organizations are jointly issuing this Request for
> Applications (RFA) to foster cross-disciplinary communication and
> research collaborations. Grant applications are requested that
> propose, as their educational objective, the integration of health
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National Institutes of Health (Corporate-Wide)
ITEM
========================== Item 15 of 16 ==========================
TITLE: INTERNET CONNECTION FOR MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS/NOA - NIH
>
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------
> Select Full Text to view the entire Notice of Availability.
>
> NIH GUIDE, Volume 26, Number 1, January 10, 1997
> PA AVAILABLE: PAR-97-023
> P.T. 15, 18; K.W. 1004017
> National Library of Medicine
> PURPOSE
> The National Library of Medicine (NLM) is encouraging the development
> of a communications infrastructure to promote the rapid interchange
> of medical information nationally and throughout the world. This
> infrastructure is based upon the Internet, a network of networks,
> that is a key element in important Federal initiatives in High
> Performance Computing and Communication (HPCC) and the National
> Information Infrastructure (NII). Internet access provides health
> professionals engaged in education, research, clinical care, and
> administration with a means of accessing remote databases, libraries,
> NLM's Internet Grateful Med, DOCLINE, and Loansome Doc, of
> transferring files and images, and of interacting with colleagues
> throughout the world. To accelerate the pace with which
> health-related institutions become part of the electronic information
> web, NLM is offering grants to support institution-wide Internet
> connections.
> This PA uses the NLM Resource Grant (G08) mechanism. Indirect costs
> are not provided. The total project period for an application
> submitted in response to this PA may not exceed one year. For a
URL : http://web.fie.com/htdoc/fed/nih/nlm/any/proc/any/01109720.htm
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Information Science & Systems
National Institutes of Health (Corporate-Wide)
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========================== Item 16 of 16 ==========================
TITLE: DOD STRATEGIC ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM - ONR
>
> COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF JANUARY 21,1997 PSA#1765
> Office of Naval Research, 800 North Quincy St., Arlington, VA
> 22217-5660
> A -- DOD STRATEGIC ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM POC
> Point of contact: Anna Mae Weston, ONR Code 252 (703) 696-4509. This
> modification replaces the announcement published in the 16 January 1997
> edition of the CBD in its entirety. The Department of Defense (DoD)
> Strategic Environmental Research and Development Program (SERDP) Office
> is interested in receiving proposals for research focusing on the areas
> of Cleanup, Compliance, Conservation and Pollution Prevention
> technologies. This notice constitutes a Broad Agency Announcement (BAA)
> as contemplated in FAR 6.102(d)(2). Proposers should state in their
> proposal that it is submitted in response to this BAA. Readers should
> note that this is an announcement to declare DOD/SERDP's intent to
> competitively fund research and development for innovative and new
> environmental technologies that meet the focuses set forth in Appendix
> B to the SERDP Program Announcement. The Program Announcement can be
> found on the DOD/SERDP Home Page accessible through the World Wide Web
> at http://www.hgl.com/serdp . No request for proposals (RFP),
> solicitation, or other announcement of this opportunity will be made.
> Awards may take the form of contracts, grants or cooperative
> agreements. Submission of proposals is not restricted in any way to any
> particular entity. Before preparing a proposal, potential proposers
> should read the information provided in the SERDP Program Announcement
> for details regarding proposal submission, the evaluation of
> proposals, as well as the individual Statements of Need (SON) set forth
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