Cooperative AgreementPostedDiscretionary

Establishing a Research Network to Guide Foundational Research on Human Consciousness

National Institutes of Health
RFA-AT-27-002
Application Deadline
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Total Program Funding
$600,000

Grant Opportunity Analysis

The National Institutes of Health is seeking a cooperative agreement to establish the NIH Blueprint for Neuroscience Research Network to Guide Foundational Research on Human Consciousness. The network will develop coordination frameworks, shared standards, and research infrastructure to advance interdisciplinary consciousness research rather than support discrete hypothesis-driven projects. It will focus on consensus-building, harmonized definitions, suitable research settings and measures, ethical considerations, and cross-training activities across fields such as neuroscience, psychiatry, anesthesiology, sleep research, computational science, AI, bioethics, and philosophy. The opportunity is listed as a $600,000 program with one expected award, with an estimated synopsis close date of February 8, 2027, and the listed grantor contact is the NCCIH Division of Extramural Research Program Officer via email.

Eligible Applicants

Others
Additional Eligibility Information

Other Eligible ApplicantsIndian/Native American Tribal Governments (Other than Federally Recognized);Eligible Agencies of the Federal Government;U.S. Territory or Possession;Faith-based or Community-based Organizations;Regional Organizations

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Project Timeline

postedOriginal Opportunity PostedApr 28, 2026

Funding Details

Est. Total Program Funding
$600,000
Expected Awards
1
No cost sharing required

Agency & Classification

Agency
National Institutes of Health(HHS-NIH11)
Funding Category
Health
Funding Instrument
Cooperative Agreement

Grantor Contact

Name
NCCIH Division of Extramural Research Program Officer

CFDA Numbers

93.476

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