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Division of Epidemiology, Statistics, & Prevention Research

DESPR's mission is to design and conduct original and collaborative research in reproductive, perinatal, and pediatric health. The division offers opportunities in postdoctoral, predoctoral, and postbaccalaureate research.

Research Areas

Find research areas addressed by DESPR relevant to epidemiology, statistics, and prevention research.

Organizational Units

Find specific offices and branches that are studying/addressing your scientific interests.

Fellowship and Training Opportunities

View current DESPR fellowship and training opportunities and requirements.

Last Updated Date: 11/30/2012

Additional Resources

  • NIH Office of Extramural Research Training Page
    References to policies, funding levels, application and review process, and FOAs for all grants, fellowships, and career development awards
  • NIH Grant Application Forms
    Forms for grant and fellowship applications, non-competing continuation applications, progress reports, statements of appointment and termination, payback agreement, and grant close-out
  • Submitting Applications (Grants.gov)
    Main government Web site for submitting grant applications; provides application forms for the grant mechanism selected
  • NIH Research Portfolio On-line Reporting Tool (RePORT)
    Searchable database of all funded grants and fellowships, statistics on numbers of applications to specific NIH institutes, success rates, and other information
  • NICHD Funded Projects: RePORT
    RePORT Search Results for NICHD Funded Projects
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