Wondering about NAMs?
The NIH has recently issued new guidance that Notices of Funding Opportunities that relate to animal
model systems must now also support new approach methods (NAMs)
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The use of interoperable and reliable datasets form a key pillar of the new NAM ecosystem
PRECISE-TBI and the Open Data Commons for TBI
can help you navigate this new grant landscape
Read our new PRECISE-TBI Blog Post to learn more about NAMs, then reach out at the red box below when you are ready to discuss ways that PRECISE-TBI and ODC-TBI can help on your next proposal
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And be sure to also check out the Mutant Mouse Resource and Research Center for more resources
Resources
The following resources developed and able to be used now. Frequent updates occur, so check back often. Also, we welcome your feedback and suggestions. All resources can be accessed on this web page. Resources are being developed with Interagency and Research Community input. Join our contact list for more info!
Our goal is to enhance reproducibility of preclinical TBI research by increasing the ability for researchers to find and access preclincial TBI model papers.
Share your data with others in the research community in a safe, FAIR data sharing platform, Open Data Commons-TBI (ODC-TBI). ODC-TBI meets new NIH data sharing requirements.
CDEs are content standards that enable investigators to systematically collect, analyze, and share data across the research community.
Learn about an open-field blast facility that supports collaboration and about blast-TBI models, tools, and standards.
Interagency Partners
Funding from U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs,
Veterans Health Administration,
Office of Research and Development I50BX005878
