Working With The Center
The Center welcomes expressions of interest from qualified investigators. Successful collaborative projects engage the personnel and resources of the Center to develop new tools and technologies to enable biomedical science. Successful projects demonstrate true synergy with the Center’s activities, such that the Center and the collaborating group benefit from the interaction.
If you are interested in a collaborative project with our Center:
Collaboration Through The NIH Collaborative R01 and R21 Program
- Read the R01 and R21 Collaborations with the National Center for Biomedical Ontology - A Guide to Process and Content and follow the instructions therein.
- Note that grant applications to the NIH under the Collaborative R01 and R21 program require that the applicant include a 5-page description of our Center with the 398 form. A draft description of The National Center for Biomedical Ontology is available - Center Overview. Applicants will want to modify this text to highlight synergies with their proposed work.
- Contact the NIH Program Officer, Peter Good, PhD
) and/or the Lead Science Officer, Cheryl Kraft, MS (
) to discuss your proposed project. - Application Deadlines -
Proposed Budget: April 5, 2008
Letter of Intent: April 19, 2008
Full Proposal: May 17, 2008
For more information on the NIH Collaborative R01 and R21 program designed to support projects that collaborate with the National Centers for Biomedical Computing, see Collaborations with National Centers for Biomedical Computing.
Collaborating Through a Driving Biological Project
- Please see application to propose a new Driving Biological Project.
- Application Deadlines -
Proposals due: August 1, 2008
Awards made: September 15, 2008
Funding begins: January 1, 2009
Other Collaborations
Our Center seeks a variety of collaborations both with academia and industry. To explore explore other potential avenues of collaboration, please contact one of the members of the Center listed below:
- Mark Musen, Principal Investigator,
- Suzanna Lewis, Co-principal Investigator,
- One of the Center’s faculty (see Project Team) with whom you are interested in working