Early Career Projects: Developing High-Throughput Assays for Predictive Modeling of Reproductive and Developmental Toxicity Modulated through the Endocrine System or Pertinent Pathways in Humans and Species Relevant to Ecological Risk Assessment

Post Date

January 28th 2011

Application Due Date

May 5th 2011

Please see Section IV of the announcement for additional information on due dates and submission methods.

Funding Opportunity Number

EPA-G2011-STAR-E2

CFDA Number(s)

66.509

Funding Instrument Type(s)

Cooperative Agreement
Grant

Funding Activity Categories

Environment

Number of Awards

9

Eligibility Categories

Other

Please see Section III of the announcement for eligibility information.

Funding

• Estimated Total Funding:

  $10800000

• Award Range:

  $0 - $1200000

Grant Description

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), as part of its Science to Achieve Results (STAR) program, is seeking applications for research in development of high-throughput assays for use in analyzing chemicals or mixtures of chemicals to explain how exposure can be causally related to adverse, apical outcomes related to development and reproduction. These applications can address toxicity modulated by chemical effects on the endocrine system or via a variety of other pathways. Assay systems of interest are those relevant to humans and other species relevant to human health and/or ecological risk assessment. In addition to regular awards, this solicitation includes the opportunity for early career projects. Please see Section III of this Request for Applications (RFA) for details on the early career eligibility criteria.

Contact Information

• Agency

  Environmental Protection Agency

• Office:

  None

• Agency Contact:

  Eligibility Contact,James Gentry,703-347-8093
  Electronic Submissions, Ron Josephson, 703-308-0442
  Technical Contact,Pasky Pascual,703-347-8056
  
  

• Agency Mailing Address:

  James Gentry, Ron Josephson, Pasky Pascual

• Agency Email Address:

  gentry.james@epa.gov, josephson.ron@epa.gov, pascual.pasky@epa.gov

• More Information:

  Early Career Projects: Developing High-Throughput Assays for Predictive Modeling of Reproductive and Developmental Toxicity Modulated through the Endocrine System or Pertinent Pathways in Humans and Species Relevant to Ecological Risk Assessment