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Health and Extreme Weather Research Coordination and Data Center (U2C - Clinical Trial Not Allowed)

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The National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences plans to issue a funding opportunity to establish a Health and Extreme Weather Research Coordination and Data Center under the U2C cooperative agreement mechanism. This initiative will support two integrated components: research coordination and data support, both aimed at advancing the Health and Extreme Weather (HEW) initiative. The coordination component will facilitate collaboration among NIH grantees and the broader HEW community of practice by organizing meetings, creating training materials, establishing working groups, and sharing best practices to ensure consistent communication and knowledge exchange. The data component will build infrastructure to enhance access to, integration of, and usability of health, environmental, and geospatial datasets, addressing community-identified needs through targeted training and by aligning with existing NIH data science efforts to promote standards, harmonization, and reduced duplication. Both components must operate in close partnership to ensure synchronized training, dissemination, and support activities. The U2C award structure requires significant federal involvement, reflecting the high-impact, infrastructure-driven nature of the effort. This opportunity is open to applicants with expertise in research coordination and data science, and applications must align with NIH authorities under 42 USC 285l and 241, with no clinical trials permitted.

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Establish a research coordination and data center to advance health and extreme weather research through collaboration and integrated data infrastructure.

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Department Of Health And Human Services → National Institutes Of HealthView Agency

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541715 - Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology)View NAICS

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AgencyDepartment Of Health And Human Services → National Institutes Of Health
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The National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) intends to publish a Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) to solicit applications for research coordination and data support for the Health and Extreme Weather (HEW) initiative. This solicitation will include two closely aligned components: research coordination and data support. The coordinating component will be responsible for facilitating engagement across the initiative’s NIH grantees and the larger HEW community of practice (CoP). This component will share best practices across the CoP, create training and educational resources, organize working groups and larger meetings, and otherwise disseminate information to the HEW CoP. The data component will develop resources and infrastructure to facilitate access to and use of health and environmental data by the HEW CoP. The data component will identify data-related needs in the CoP, provide training to address these needs, support sharing and linking of health, environmental, and geospatial data, and collaborate with other NIH data initiatives to reduce duplication, advance data science, and promote the use of data standards and harmonization. The coordinating and data components will be required to work in close partnership with each other to coordinate training, education, dissemination, and other research support activities. This NOFO will utilize the U2C activity code, which the National Institutes of Health (NIH) uses to support high impact research and research infrastructure activities. The U2C is a cooperative agreement that requires substantial federal programmatic staff involvement. Grant authorities that allow NIEHS to forecast this opportunity are as follows: 42 USC 285l (NIEHS specific); 42 USC section 241 (NIH grant authorities). 

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