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March 18, 2010

Archived: Collaborate to Study Mechanisms of Behavior in Animal Models

By Laurie Tompkins
We’ve reissued the Collaborative Research for Molecular and Genomic Studies of Behavior in Animal Models program announcement. Applicants must be new collaborators with complementary expertise in animal behavior and in genetics, molecular biology or genomics. The first deadlines for new applications or resubmissions are June 7, 2010, and July 6, 2010, respectively. You also can submit an application for any of the subsequent standard NIH R01 application deadlines through May 2013. Want more information? See the funding opportunity announcement, read my post from December or contact me.
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About the Author

Laurie Tompkins

Before her retirement in December 2012, Laurie was our expert on the genetics and genomics of behavior and circadian clocks in a wide variety of model organisms. She also managed grants on transcription mechanisms.