Molecular Libraries Screening Instrumentation

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Molecular Libraries Screening Instrumentation: The National Institutes of Health invites research applications to develop innovative instrumentation to accelerate the pace and maximize the efficiency of molecular library high throughput screening. This RFA is one component of the Molecular Libraries and Imaging Initiative of the NIH Roadmap. Investigators are encouraged to collaborate, as appropriate, with investigators working on assay development and on establishment of screening centers for the Molecular Libraries and Imaging Initiative. Applications in response to this RFA should propose design-directed, discovery-driven, or hypothesis-driven research on high throughput screening instrumentation. It is expected that research proposals will include specific aims with quantitative measures of anticipated achievements, and well-defined milestones that chart key steps toward the goal of innovative and substantial advances in instrumentation. The NIH Roadmap initiatives encourage multidisciplinary approaches. Investigators who may be new to NIH and biomedical research, from fields such as physics, chemistry, or engineering, are encouraged to participate in this program.