Center for Biomedical Imaging at Stanford (CBIS)
CBIS Seed Funding for Imaging Research or
Small Imaging Equipment Awards
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Internal Deadline: Wed. June 17, 2009
Proposals will be reviewed by July 15 with funding to begin by August 1, 2009.
(see internal submission guidelines)
Introduction
The Center for Biomedical Imaging at Stanford (CBIS) makes available $150,000 to fund imaging research projects or small imaging equipment purchases at $25,000 each.
The goals of this program are to fund strategic research directions in biomedical imaging campus wide and to promote cooperation between different research programs and different schools on campus.
Eligibility:
Stanford faculty with PI eligibility
Instructors
Research Associates*
Postdoctoral fellows*
* The supervisors or program directors for research associates and postdoctoral fellows would need to agree that they had the time and resources to carry out the study.
(Note: Clnical Educator Line faculty and Clinical Instructors are not eligible.)
Internal Deadline: Wed., June 17, 2009
Please submit a single PDF of your proposal to Jennifer Vancil (jvancil@stanford.edu).
Review Criteria
Proposals will be evaluated based on significance, innovation, approach, co-operation between programs, and potential for translation to practice.
Internal Submission Guidelines
By Wed., June 17, 2009, please submit a single PDF of your proposal (in the order listed below) to Jennifer Vancil (jvancil@stanford.edu). Proposals will be reviewed by the end of July, to allow funding to begin by August 1, 2009.
Please provide the following information using standard NIH font and formatting conventions.
A. Administrative Data
1. Project Title:
2. Principal Investigator:
3. Other key personnel:
4. Other Project Funding available: ( ) No; ( ) Yes (If yes, please explain)
5. For projects that need IRB or IACUC approval, funding will not be released until the protocol is approved.
B. Research Plan
Provide a brief description (≤ 3 pages) of proposed research. Page count includes figures and tables, but does not include references.
1. Specific Aim(s) of Research
2. Background and Significance
3. Preliminary Results, if available
4. Research Design and Methods
C. Budget
Justify support required to complete project, itemized by personnel, equipment and supplies. The recommended amount is $25,000, which will allow us to fund multiple projects. Budget amounts may be modified during the review process. Funding may not be used for scan time or for faculty salary.
Progress Reporting
The principal investigator is expected to present results of this work at the annual CBIS symposium to be held in July or August each year.
Contact Information
Dr. Norbert Pelc (pelc@stanford.edu)
Jennifer Vancil (jvancil@stanford.edu)
General information about CBIS-Center for Biomedical Imaging at Stanford
