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Profile of a Promising Environmental Health Scholar: Tracie Baker, D.V.M., Ph.D.An environmental toxicologist, principal investigator, and director of the Warrior Aquatic, Translational, and...
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ARRA-funded Rutgers Repository Pivots to COVID-19 Testing During PandemicIn 2010, the Rutgers University Cell and DNA Repository (RUCDR) was awarded...
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An Interdisciplinary Team Assembled to Preserve Aquatic Genetic Resources and to Develop Capacity Building at Resource Center Cryo-Repositories
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ORIP-Funded Veterinary Scientist Studies Disease Dynamics in UgandaMosquitoes are pervasive around the globe, with more than 3,000 species across all continents except Antarctica.
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NIH ARRA Investment Funds State-of-the-Art Core Facility to Support the Future of RNA Medicine at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
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ORIP Support for Small Businesses Leads to New Commercial Technology Outcomes That Benefit Community Resources and Advance Research Discoveries
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ARRA Program Helps Enable Revolutionary Discoveries in Gene TherapyLocated within the heart of the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) Research...
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Mirindi Kabangu: Diversity Supplement Award Helps Scholar Jumpstart His Dream CareerFor much of his life, Mr. Mirindi Kabangu has held a passion for learning.
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Welcome to the Office of Research Infrastructure Programs
ORIP advances the NIH mission by supporting research infrastructure and research-related resource programs. Specifically:
- ORIP’s Strategic Plan supports the NIH-Wide Strategic Plan by funding the “scientific human and physical resources that will help to ensure the Nation’s capability to prevent disease.”
- ORIP awards grants to support research resources, such as animal models of human disease and state-of-the-art biomedical instrumentation.
- ORIP plans, organizes, and conducts workshops, both independently and in collaboration with NIH Institutes and Centers, to identify and pursue scientific opportunities.
- ORIP supports research-training opportunities for veterinary scientists to capitalize on their distinct perspective and expertise based in a deep understanding of comparative medicine and insight into animal models of human diseases.