2023 Human Cognitive and Behavioral Science– RFA

Grants awarded through this RFA are intended to produce foundational knowledge about the neurobehavioral differences associated with ASD. 

The RFA offers Three tracks: 

- Explorer track is appropriate for early-stage projects where establishing feasibility and proof-of-concept are the most relevant outcomes of the grant period

-  Expansion track is appropriate for more mature projects with evidence of feasibility and preliminary validity, for which goals such as scalability, generalizability and/or ecological validity are now the most relevant translational outcomes. 

-  Collaboration track is appropriate for multi-lab, cross-institutional collaborative projects. Collaborative proposals should be built around transdisciplinary teams tackling a critical issue in the neurobehavioral differences of autism with clear translational implications. 

Funding: Explorer track $500,000 total; Expansion track $900,000 total; Collaboration track $750,000 total per lab

Duration: Explorer trach 2 years; Expansion and Collaboration tracks 3 years

Researcj Authority due date: 10.4.22