List of required information for application:
1. Applicant information: Name, contact details, organization affiliation.
2. Project title: Provide a clear and concise title for your proposed project.
3. Project summary: Briefly describe the objectives, significance, and expected outcomes of your project.
4. Research plan: Provide a detailed description of the research approach, methodology, and timeline for characterizing the human virome in longitudinal, diverse cohorts across the lifespan.
5. Collaborations: Describe any collaborations or partnerships that you have developed or plan to develop in order to carry out the proposed research.
6. Budget: Provide a detailed budget plan that includes all anticipated expenses, including personnel salaries, equipment costs, and supplies.
7. Justification of resources: Explain the necessity of the requested funding and justify the resources needed to successfully carry out the project.
8. Expected impact: Describe the potential impact and contributions of your research to the field of virology and public health.
9. Ethical considerations: Explain how you will ensure the ethical conduct of research involving human participants and address any potential risks or challenges.
10. Previous experience: Provide a summary of your relevant previous experience or expertise in virology research or related fields.
11. Dissemination plan: Explain how you plan to share the results of your research and make them accessible to the scientific community and the public.
12. Institutional support: Provide a letter of support from your organization or institution affirming their commitment to the project and confirming the availability of necessary resources.
13. Compliance: Ensure compliance with all applicable regulations, policies, and guidelines, including those set by the NIH and the Human Virome Program.
14. Evaluation and monitoring: Describe how you will monitor and evaluate the progress and outcomes of your project and report on them.
15. Compliance with timelines: Confirm your availability to meet the expected application due date at least 60 days after the publication of the funding opportunity.
16. Certification: Sign and date the application to certify the accuracy of the information provided and your commitment to adhere to the terms and conditions of the funding opportunity.
17. Any additional supporting documents or attachments as specified in the published funding opportunity announcement.