NV INBRE: RAIN Technology Access Grants

a multi-state, multidisciplinary biomedical research coalition of complementary INBRE grant-recipient states dedicated to leveraging existing program strengths, reducing programmatic redundancy, increasing biomedical research capacity for competitive external proposals, and enhancing undergraduate research opportunities.
RAIN states include Alaska, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, and Wyoming.

Funding requested for RAIN (Regional Alliance of INBRE Networks) technology access grants to enable Nevada investigators produce preliminary data or proof-of-concept data needed for competitive external proposals.
Nevada faculty will be funded to access unique core resources or enhance undergraduate research experiences
- Alaska INBRE
  - Bioinformatics
- Hawaii INBRE
  - Biostatistics / Bioinformatics Core
- Idaho INBRE
  - Institute for Interdisciplinary Data Sciences (IIDS) at U of I
  - Biomolecular Research Center at Boise
  - Flow Cytometry Core Facility at Boise
  - Molecular Research Core Facility at ISU (e.g., 16S rRNAseq on MiSeq)
- Montana INBRE
  - Community Engagement Core
  - Statistical Consulting and Research Services group at MSU
  - Mass Spectrometry Facility at MSU (e.g., Metabolomics)
- NIH Rocky Mountain Lab in Hamilton, Montana
- New Mexico INBRE
  - Sequencing and Bioinformatics Core at the National Center for Genome Resources
- Wyoming INBRE
  - Data Science Core (formerly Bioinformatics Core)
  - Transformative Research Centers at UW
The amount of each grant will depend on resources to be used, but will typically range from $2,000 to $5,000
This is an open application and we welcome inquiries all year

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