3 major research institutions in Oklahoma City working in tandem to offer innovative services and aid in the development of young investigators in the field of Aging Research.
Paul Robbins, Ph.D. from the University of Minnesota, November 3, 2021 at 12:00pm CST
2021-2022 pilot award recipients receive $109,455 in total funding. (9) external projects and (2) internal projects funded.
2022 GeroScience Symposium
(9) Travel Awards Funded from 15 Applicants
Edziu Franczak, Zachary Hettinger, Sovannarith Korm, Anita Kumar, Courtney Lane-Donovan, Paulo Mesquita, Anna Nichenko, Luis Prieto and Alexander Sklivas.
Bridging Oklahoma's Leading Research Institutes
Bridging Oklahoma's Leading Research Institutes
The Oklahoma Nathan Shock Center on Aging integrates aging research across the three major research institutions in Oklahoma City. Those institutes include University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center, the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, and the Oklahoma City VA Health Care System.
University Of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center
Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation
Oklahoma City VA Medical Center
Cores
Cores
Geropathology Research Resource
Program Enhancement Core
Research Development Core
Multiplexing Protein Analysis Core
Genomic Sciences Core
GeroScience Redox Biology Core
GeroInformatics Core
Our Services
Our Services
Innovative services, ranging from protein turnover to single cell transcriptomics, made available to junior researchers focused on aging biology.
Annual GeroScience Symposium
AGENDA
Keynote speaker
Tony Wyss-Coray, Ph.D.
REGISTRATION
Please register by
April 1, 2023
CONTACT
Please reach out
with any questions
Pilot Grants
Deadline: October 10, 2022
8-10 pilot grants, between $5,000 and $20,000, will be awarded to junior investigators in the area of aging research for the November 2022 to May 2023 budget year.
Please contact the core leader to discuss the feasibility and planning of your proposed research before submitting your applications.
Award Date: November 1, 2022
1
Upload The Proposal
Please completely fill in the online form attaching your current NIH Biosketch.
2
Application Review
Every application will be reviewed and scored. The top scores will be awarded.
3
Send Samples
After award notification, please coordinate with the core leader on a start date for the proposed work and the transfer of samples.
4
Data report and survey
The pilot awardees are required to complete a mid-term progress survey. Once the data has been returned, the Oklahoma Nathan Shock Center on Aging requires a summary (including at least 1 figure) reporting the type of data generated from the pilot award and a final progress survey.
The Center provides intellectual leadership and innovation; training; pertinent cores focused on the needs of the field; and opportunities for research career development for future leaders, both within and beyond their institutions. They also collaborate substantially with other NSCs and other NIA-funded Centers.
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