The comprehensive proposal application will ask for the following information (if applicable):
- NIH Biosketch of proposing investigator
- Study rationale
- Hypothesis
- Primary objective(s) and endpoint(s)
- Study centers (proposed)
- Study population
- Study design
- Intervention/treatment
- Sample size estimate
- Timeline and length of participant follow-up
- New and/or unique assay
- External support/collaboration/funding
- Publication references
- Estimated costs in $ (direct)
Proposals will be carefully reviewed by the applicable ARLG committee. If you have not received a response from an ARLG representative within six weeks, please contact us at ARLG_Network@dm.duke.edu.
“When I started out in my career researching new diagnostic approaches for host-gene expression, I often encountered skepticism and received many negative responses from conventional funding sources. However, ARLG recognizes that we cannot continue with the same approach and expect a different solution.”
Ephraim Tsalik, MD, PhD
Duke University Medical Center