Research Enhancement Award Program (REAP) for Health Professional Schools and Graduate Schools
Funds a small mechanistic or minimal-risk clinical trial at a degree-granting school that gets under $6 million a year from NIH.
Most NIH money concentrates in a small number of institutions. This award exists for schools outside that group, and it draws the line with a number rather than a judgment call.
An eligible institution has to award baccalaureate or advanced science degrees, and must have received no more than $6 million a year in NIH support, direct and facilities-and-administrative costs combined, in four of the…
Small-scale, investigator-initiated mechanistic and/or minimal risk clinical trials at institutions awarding baccalaureate or advanced science degrees that received no more than $6 million a year of NIH support in four of the last seven fiscal years, primarily providing biomedical research experience for health professional, undergraduate and graduate students. A minimal risk clinical trial is required.
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