To enable researchers to generate preliminary data for research grant proposals, IMCI is awarding Data Access Grants (DAGs). These grants do not cover personnel; rather, they cover costs (generally <$4000) to generate needed data. Examples of services and items we will consider include DNA sequencing, ddPCR, cryo-EM, mass spectrometry, reagents for an experiment, data purchase, a pilot survey, or software. We will consider other requests in the range of a few thousand dollars with strong justification related to a specific modeling-based grant proposal. Any area of research that involves modeling will be considered. DAG deadlines will occur 4 times per year. Visit our Funding Opportunities page for information on how to apply.
If you are interested in a DAG for use of the ddPCR instrument please contact the genomics specialists at Bio-rad to plan your essay prior to submitting a DAG.
Gregory Prussia Gregory_Prussia@bio-rad.com
Brian Hodge brian_hodge@bio-rad.com
Currently, IMCI is sponsoring Data Access Grants for the following researchers:
Chris Hamilton
Assistant Professor, Department of Entomology, Plant Pathology and Nematology
Xiaogang Ma
Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science
Srinath Pashikanti
Idaho INBRE, Idaho State University
Thibault Stalder
Research Support Scientist, Department of Biological Sciences