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PLoS NTDsPLoS NTDs is a journal within the open-access Public Library of Science (PLoS) series dedicated to NTDs, their pathology, epidemiology, treatment, control, and prevention of the NTDs, as well as public policy relevant to this group of diseases.
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NIH/International AIDS Society Grant InitiativeThe applications can focus on any area of science including bioethics research related to HIV/AIDS. The OAR and NIH–sponsored Centers for AIDS Research (CFARs), in collaboration with the International AIDS Society (IAS), are sponsoring a special research initiative targeting early-stage and junior level scientists who are not currently involved in AIDS research to consider applying their expertise to some aspect of AIDS-related research. This program will provide funding to non-Federal Government employees for creative and novel AIDS research projects. Projects selected for funding would be provided up to $150,000 (direct costs) plus applicable indirect costs per year for 1-2 years.
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Open Educational Resources, (OER), AfricaThis site provides fantastic resources for learning and teaching.
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Bookmarked by Nicola McHugh on 14 Aug 2012
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Adaptive Trials in Clinical Research: Scientific and Ethical Issues to ConsiderLink to JAMA paper by van der Graaf, Roes, and van Delden about using adaptive trial designs and the ethical issues that could arise from doing so.
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Bookmarked by The Editorial Team on 22 Jun 2012
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HandsOn: BiobanksHandsOn: Biobanks Uppsala Konsert & Kongress Biobanking has become hot, and rather quickly. The technology, the claims and the investments are increasing, but what is the value we are chasing? The route from a human biological sample and registry data to real benefit for patients and public health is complex. Many activities make up this route: funding, ethical review, sample and data collection, storage, bioanalysis and bioinformatics. Each is intended to add value, but how do we make sure we see and increase the benefits? At this interactive conference we invite you to help understand and improve the activities in these value chains and bring more benefit to humanity. We will use Idea Labs, Hands-On Exhibitions, poster presentations and knowledge sharing to present, discuss and develop ideas for getting the best out of biobanking. We invite academy, industry, doctors, patient groups, policy makers, public representatives and legislators to share knowledge and concerns, and to contribute.
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Bookmarked by dbogecho on 13 Feb 2012
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