Limited Competition for the Continuation of the National Consortium on Alcohol and Neurodevelopment in Adolescence (NCANDA) Data Analysis Resource (U24 Clinical Trials Optional)
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Secure NIH funding to operate a premier national neurodevelopment dataset and position your institution as the hub for alcohol-brain research in adolescents.
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What this is
NCANDA is an established longitudinal study tracking how alcohol use affects adolescent neurodevelopment. This U24 award seeks to continue operating the data analysis resource—maintaining databases, conducting analyses, and enabling external researchers to access and study the dataset. The grant is limited competition, suggesting it targets current NCANDA leadership or closely affiliated groups rather than new applicants. Success requires strong data management infrastructure and prior involvement with the consortium.
Who can apply
Eligibility is unspecified but 'limited competition' language and U24 mechanism strongly suggest this award is restricted to current NCANDA consortium members or their designated successors. University-affiliated research centers and established research organizations with prior consortium involvement are most likely eligible.
Topics: neuroimaging data analysis · adolescent neurodevelopment · longitudinal study · alcohol research · ncanda consortium · clinical data resource
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