Please contact Maria Aguirre ( ) to schedule any meetings with our core leaders. Applicants should incorporate one or more of the following Core services into their Pilot Application. In addition to Pilot Awards of up to $25,000 for one year, the UF CAMPAS is offering Core Resources to facilitate the applicant’s research. Please see the Eligibility section below for some examples of topics that would be responsive to this RFA. One goal of CAMPAS is to attract new investigators to the field therefore, we encourage applications from investigators not currently studying pain, aging, and disability, but who are interested in incorporating this topic into their ongoing or future work. The purpose of our center is to providing pilot grants, Core resources, and mentored training to support the research career development of early career investigators from underrepresented backgrounds who are conducting research related to pain, aging, and disability. UF CAMPAS is one of the 18 Resource Centers for Minority Aging Research (RCMARs) funded by the National Institute on Aging.
Applicants must be investigators from underrepresented backgrounds (see below for eligibility), and successful applications should propose pilot projects with high potential for leading to extramural research grants and/or career development awards.Īll applicants must contact us at or 35 before applying. The University of Florida Center for Advancing Minority Pain and Aging Science (CAMPAS) is seeking innovative, interdisciplinary Pilot Study applications that address biopsychosocial contributions to pain and disability among older adults. The UF RCMAR provides training and career development opportunities to investigators from underrepresented backgrounds and conduct innovative and impactful transdisciplinary social and behavioral research to address pain and disability among older adults, including health disparities in later life pain and disability.
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