DoD Peer Reviewed Alzheimer's, Research Partnership Award

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DoD Peer Reviewed Alzheimer's, Research Partnership Award: The intent of the FY19 PRARP RPA is to create an avenue for collaborative research partnerships between/among investigators to address a research problem or question in a manner that would be unachievable through separate efforts as related to the PRARP's mission (see Section II.A, Program Description). In addition to supporting basic research, FY19 PRARP RPA applications proposing preclinical or pre-validation research are acceptable. Applications that explore the Overarching Challenges of Quality of Life or Family and Care Support are encouraged. The research impact for the FY19 PRARP RPA is expected to benefit the military, Veteran, and civilian communities. Applications should therefore describe how the anticipated outcome(s) can be attributable to the results of the proposed research (short-term gains), as well as consider the long-term scientific gains from the proposed research project. FY19 PRARP RPA applications should be Impact-based. The FY19 PRARP RPA is open to eligible applicants whose named Principal Investigators (PIs) are at or above the level of Assistant Professor (or equivalent) from any field or discipline. The application should demonstrate the study team's experience in both TBI and/or AD/ADRD research, as appropriate. The FY19 PRARP RPA requires that a minimum of two investigators (i.e., partners) jointly design a single research project. It should be clear that each partner had equal intellectual input into the design of the research project. Any partner may submit as the PI; the other partner(s) will be designated as the Co-PI(s). Multi-institutional research is encouraged but not required.