Idaho INBRE (IDeA Networks of Biomedical Research Excellence)

Grant for Faculty Researchers at Idaho Biomedical Institutions

$100k

Amount

Cash

Sep 18, 2026

Deadline

6 days left

Idaho

Geography

Regional

Grant

Type

Government

Research
Medicine & Clinical Services
Education

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About this grant

Supports small-scale biomedical and behavioral research projects proposed by faculty at eligible Idaho educational institutions. Two funding tiers are available: a Developmental Research Project (up to $100,000) and a Pilot Project (up to $50,000), both for one year with potential for a second year. Projects must address human health and include undergraduate student research experiences.

What you get

DRP: Up to $100,000 in direct costs for one year
Pilot Project: Up to $50,000 in direct costs for one year
Potential consideration for a second year of funding upon successful completion of INBRE milestones
Access to monthly networking meetings
Manuscript and grant writing workshop access
Scientific Mentor support (recommended for DRP, optional for PP)

How to apply

Specific Aims (one page limit, DRP only)
Research Strategy (six-page limit for DRP) or two-page project summary (Pilot Project)
NIH SciENcv Biosketch for Project Leader (with undergraduate authors highlighted)
Detailed budget and justification (max $100,000 for DRP; max $50,000 for Pilot Project)
Project Summary
Data Management Plan
Signed letter from Authorized Organization Official approving proposal/budget
Compliance protocols/forms if applicable (IRB, IACUC, Biosafety, Select Agents)

Eligibility

Must be tenure track or research faculty at an eligible Idaho INBRE-5 Research Partner institution (Boise State University, Idaho State University, Lewis-Clark State College, Northwest Nazarene University, The College of Idaho) or eligible non-profit research foundation (Idaho Veterans Research & Education Foundation)
Project Leader may not be the Project Investigator of any active NIH research grant at time of award (including CTR or COBRE funding)
Only one application may be submitted per application cycle
Investigators may not submit to both the DRP and Pilot Project calls in the same cycle
No clinical trials research
DRP requires 50% research effort (6 months); Pilot Project requires 25% research effort (3 months)
Preference given to Early Stage Investigators with no prior INBRE research support

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