List of required information for the grant application:
1. Project Title: A concise and descriptive title for the proposed program project.
2. Principal Investigator: Name, contact information, and credentials of the lead investigator responsible for the overall coordination and management of the program project.
3. Co-Investigators: Names, contact information, and credentials of other key individuals involved in the project.
4. Institutional Affiliation: The name and address of the institution where the project will be conducted.
5. Program Summary: A brief overview of the proposed program project, including its scientific relevance to the NIAID mission.
6. Research Projects: A detailed description of at least two related, synergistic research projects that share a common central theme, focus, and/or overall objective.
7. Administrative Core: A description of the administrative core that will provide overall management, coordination, and support for the program project.
8. Scientific Cores (if applicable): A description of any scientific cores that are needed for the proposed research, such as specialized facilities or resources.
9. Budget: A detailed budget proposal outlining the requested funding for the program project, including personnel, equipment, supplies, and other necessary expenses.
10. Timeline: A proposed timeline for the execution of the program project, including key milestones and deliverables.
11. Expected Outcomes: A description of the expected outcomes and impact of the program project on the field of infectious diseases and immune-mediated diseases.
12. References: A list of relevant references supporting the scientific rationale and feasibility of the proposed program project.
13. Biosketches: Biosketches of the principal investigator and co-investigators, highlighting their qualifications and previous research experience.
14. Facilities and Resources: A description of the institutional resources and facilities available to support the program project.
15. Data Sharing Plan: A plan for sharing and disseminating research data generated through the program project, in accordance with NIAID and NIH guidelines.
16. Compliance: A statement of compliance with all relevant ethical guidelines and regulations, including protection of human subjects and animal welfare.
It is important to note that this list is not exhaustive and may vary depending on the specific requirements of the funding opportunity announcement. Applicants should carefully review the specific instructions provided in the announcement and consult with the funding agency or program officer for any additional requirements.
