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2024 HERO Appendix E: NASA Human Research Program Flagship2 Opportunity

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This contract outlines NASA's 2024 Human Research Program (HRP) flagship research opportunity under the Research Announcement 80JSC024NA001, issued on October 2, 2023. The program runs through September 30, 2024, and focuses on advancing knowledge and solutions related to human health and performance in space. It supports research that aligns with NASA’s goal to mitigate risks associated with human spaceflight, incorporating key areas such as human genetics, sex as a biological variable, and sample size guidelines, while emphasizing safety and education outreach. The funding is provided through federal assistance, and specific proposal deadlines are detailed in the appendices of the announcement. Eligible applicants include a diverse range of organizations consistent with NASA’s commitment to inclusion. The announcement provides detailed guidance on eligibility criteria, cost-sharing policies, and compliance requirements to ensure research aligns with HRP objectives. The solicitation is managed by the Space Operations Mission Directorate, and interested parties can contact Jesus F. Cueto for additional information. The program aims to foster innovative research opportunities that will directly contribute to the success and safety of long-duration human space missions.

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NASA's 2024 research funding for human health, performance, genetics, and safety in spaceflight.

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2024 HERO Appendix E: NASA Research and Technology Development for Crew Health

PDF, High priority: read this first27 pages · rfp
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2024 HERO Dual-Anonymous Peer Review (DAPR) Guidelines

PDF, High priority: read this first9 pages · specifications
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2024 HERO Dual Anonymous Peer Review (DAPR) Workshop

PDF, High priority: read this first12 pages · special-notice
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NASA 2024 Human Exploration Research Opportunities Overview (80JSC024NA001)

PDF, High priority: read this first66 pages · nra
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Supplementary NSPIRES Budget Sheets

PDF, High priority: read this first4 pages · specifications
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Supplementary NSPIRES Budget Sheets

DOCX, High priority: read this first4 pages · specifications
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2024 HERO Appendix E DAPR Workshop Q&A

PDF, Low priority1 page · q-and-a
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2024 HERO Appendix E Pre-Proposers Conference Q&A

PDF, Low priority2 pages · q-and-a
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2024 HERO Pre-Proposers Briefing - Appendix E Flagship 2

PDF, Low priority24 pages · industry-day
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DAPR Workshop HERO 2024 Appendix E

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NASA HERO 2024 Appendix E Pre-Proposers Conference Notice

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Proposal Submission Frequently Asked Questions - FLAGSHIP 20241025

PDF, Low priority4 pages · q-and-a
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AgencyNational Aeronautics And Space Administration → Space Operations Mission Directorate
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OfficeUSA

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Overview
(2024-HERO Overview)
NASA Research Announcement (NRA)
ANNOUNCEMENT NUMBER: 80JSC024NA001
ASSISTANCE LISTING NUMBER: 43.007
ANNOUNCEMENT TYPE: Initial Announcement
ISSUED DATE: October 02, 2023
KEY DATES
Validity Period: October 02, 2023 – September 30, 2024
REFER TO SPECIFIC APPENDICES FOR PROPOSAL DUE DATES
OMB Control Number: 2700-0092
FY 2024 HERO NOFO 2

TABLE OF CONTENTS A. Program .................................................................................................................................... 4 A.1. Executive Summary ........................................................................................................ 4 A.2. Human Research Program ............................................................................................. 4 A.2.a Background ........................................................................................................... 5 A.2.b. Goal and Specific Objectives ............................................................................... 6 A.2.c. Research Opportunities within NASA’s HRP ..................................................... 6 A.3. Education and Public Outreach ..................................................................................... 6 A.4. NASA Safety Policy ......................................................................................................... 7 A.5. Human Genetic Research ............................................................................................... 8 A.6. Consideration of Sex as a Biological Variable .............................................................. 8 A.7. Sample Size Specification Guidelines for HRP Research Studies .............................. 8 A.8. Other Considerations ...................................................................................................... 9 B. Federal Award Information ................................................................................................... 9 B.1. Funding and Period of Performance information ........................................................ 9 B.2. Funding Instrument Type(s) ........................................................................................... 9 C. Eligibility Information .......................................................................................................... 10 C.1. Eligible Applicants ......................................................................................................... 10 C.1.a. NASA’s Commitment to Diversity and Inclusion ............................................. 10 C.2. Cost Sharing or Matching ............................................................................................ 10 C.3. Other Eligibility Criteria .............................................................................................. 11 C.3.a. HRP Award Compliance ..............................................

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