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Funding Opportunity: N3C data to address high-impact COVID-19 public health questions

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Proposals are now being accepted for the National COVID Cohort Collaborative (N3C) PHASTR - N3C Public Health Answers to Speed Tractable Results.

The N3C PHASTR initiative is a new opportunity to use N3C data to provide fast actionable analyses on high-impact COVID-19 public health questions. It's also an opportunity to increase community engagement on using big data for research and machine learning best practices.

Individuals or teams can apply for N3C PHASTR subcontracts to address specific public health questions. There will be multiple public health questions subcontractor opportunities throughout the rest of the year. The initial N3C PHASTR questions currently open for proposals are:

Neurologic sequelae COVID

  • What is the spectrum of neurologic sequelae at 12 months following infection in survivors of acute COVID, compared to individuals who have not had COVID?

Application Deadline: 11/25/2022
Contract Amount: $50,000

SARS-CoV-2 Reinfection Severity

  • Does reinfection with SARS-CoV-2 compared to first infection produce clinical illness that is more severe, the same as, or less severe compared to initial SARS-CoV-2 infection?

Application Deadline: 11/25/2022
Contract Amount: $50,000

Submission Process

Offerors (individuals/teams) applying for a subcontract as part of the N3C PHASTR will submit a proposal using the N3C Data Enclave by following the instructions listed at covid.cd2h.org/phastr. All work will be performed utilizing the N3C enclave.

Offerors (those wishing to submit a proposal in response to a N3C PHASTR public health-related research question) can access the proposal submission process from the N3C home page via the button labeled "Public Health Proposal".

The N3C PHASTR submission package consists of the following components that offerors must include in their proposals: Project Summary, Strategy for Cohort Identification, Analytics Approach, and Justification.

Eligibility

Any individual or team with appropriate expertise, experience, and resources can submit a proposal, provided there is no real or apparent conflict of interest.

All offerors must follow all registration and data access processes associated with the environment, including meeting the access requirements as described at ncats.nih.gov/n3c/about/data-overview.

Application Review Process

N3C PHASTR proposals will be evaluated by the NCATS contractor's scientific staff. All offerors will be sent an email to convey the results of the evaluation. Successful offerors will be offered a subcontract by the NCATS contractor to complete the work.

For more information, see N3C PHASTR FAQs.

Training materials, office hours, and other support are available at covid.cd2h.org/training. For all inquiries, please contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

For submission details and timelines, visit covid.cd2h.org/phastr.


N3C PHASTR is funded in part by the NIH National Institute of General Medical Sciences.

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