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November
15,
1991
 
NIH
GUIDE
-
Vol. 20, No. 43
-
November 15, 1991NOTICESNATIONAL WORKSHOPS
ON
THE
PROTECTION
OF
HUMAN
SUBJECTS
........................
1
National Institutes of Health
Food and Drug Administration
INDEX:
NATIONAL
INSTITUTES
OF
HEALTH,
FOOD
ANDDRUG ADMINISTRATION
NOTICES
OFAVAILABILITY (RFPs
AND
RFAs)CLOSED LOOP CONTROL
OF
FUNCTIONAL NEUROMUSCULAR
STIMULATION
(NIH-NINDS-92-01)
..............
2
National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke
INDEX:
NEUROLOGICAL
DISORDERS, STROKE
DEVELOPMENT
AND
TESTING
OF
NEW
SPERMICIDES
(NICHD-BAA-92-61
......................
2
National Institute of Child Health and Hunan Development
INDEX:
CHILD HEALTH,
HUMAN
DEVELOPMENT
GMP
FORMULATION
OF
PEPTIDE
T
(SOURCES
SOUGHT1
.............................
3
National Institute of Mental Health
INDEX:
MENTAL HEALTH
BASIC
RESEARCH ON
GROWTH
REGULATION
IN
BENIGN
PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA (DK-92-13
..............
3
National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases
INDEX:
DIABETES, DIGESTIVE,KIDNEY DISEASES
SKIN
DISEASES
RESEARCH CORE
CENTERS
(AR-92-01)
............................
5
National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases
INDEX:ARTHRITIS,
MUSCULOSKELETAL,
SKIN DISEASES
OBESITY/NUTRITION
RESEARCHCENTERS
(DK/HD-92-061
...........................
6
National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases
National Institute
of
Child Health
and
Human Development
INDEX:DIABETES,
DIGESTIVE,
KIDNEY
DISEASES,
CHILD HEALTH,
HUMAN
DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT
OF
BIOMARKERS
OF
AGING
(AG-91-17)
..............................
8
National Institute on Aging
INDEX:
AGING
NOT
ICES
'd
NATIONAL
UORKSHWJS
ON
THE PROTECTIOW OF
HWN
SUBJECTS
P.T.
42;
K.W.
0783005National Institutes
of
Health
Food
and Drug AdministrationThe National Institutes of Health
(NIH)
and the
Food
and Drug Administration
(FDA)
are sponsoring a series ofuorkshops on the responsibilities of researchers, Institutional Review Boards (IRBs), and institutionalofficials for the protection of human subjects
in
research. The uorkshops are open to everyone with an interest
in
research involving human subjects.The meetings should be of special interest to those persons currentlyserving or about
to
begin serving
as
a member
of
an
IRB.
Issues discussed at these workshops are relevant
to
all other Public Health Service agencies.The current schedule incLudes the follouing:
WEST
COAST
WORKSHOP
DATES:
January
23
and 24, 1992
(REVISED DATES)
WORKSHOP
SITE:
Los Angeles,
CA
SPONSORS:
University
of
Southern California
Los
Angeles,
CA
90089-4014California State University
-
Los Angeles
5151 State University Drive
Los Angeles,
CA
90032-8202
NIH
Guide for Grants and Contracts
-
Vol. 20, No. 43
-
November 15, 19911
 
REGISTRATION
CONTACT:
Ms.
Lily Patterson
Assistant to the Director
Research and Sponsored Programs
California State University
-
Los Angeles
5151 State University Drive
Los Angeles,
CA
90032-8202
bJ
Telephone: (213) 343-3820
TOPIC:
Uhose Research is
it
Anyway?
A
Uorkshop on the Protection of
Hunan
Subjects
in
ResearchFor further information regarding these workshops and future
NIH/FDA
National Protection of
Hunan
Subjects
Workshops, please contact:
Ms.
Darlene Marie Ross
Executive Assistant for Education
Division of Human Subject Protections
Office for Protection from Research Risks
National Institutes of Health
9000 Rockville Pike
Building 31, Room 5B59
Bethesda,
MD
20892
Telephone: (301) 496-8101
NOTICES
OF
AVAILABILITY (RFPs AND
RFAs)
CLOSED LOOP aTROL
OF
FUNCTIONAL NEURMJSCULAR STIWLATIONRFP AVAILABLE: NIH-NINDS-92-01
P.T.
34;
K.U.
0745047, 0740050, 0706040, 0715140National Institute of Neurological Disorders and StrokeThe Neural Prosthesis Program of the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke
(NINDS),
NIH,
isdeveloping neural prostheses based on functional neuromuscular stimulation
(FNS)
for the restoration ofquadriplegic individuals. The principal goal of the proposed project is to enhance the
utility
of
FNS
systemsfor hand grasp. Specific tasks include: developing and evaluating closed-loop
FNS
systems for hand grasputilizing external force and position integrating
FNS
wrist stabilization,
FNS
elbow control and surgicalprocedures such as tendon transfer and arthrodesis with an
FNS
hand grasp system; developing a biomechanicalmodel of the hand for use
in
evaluating advanced
FNS
systems; and investigating new techniques for programing
''cuJ
f
FNS
systems and for selection of electrode sites.
A
research team with experience
in
neural prostheses,spinal cord rehabilitation, hand surgery, control theory, biomechanics and physiology
wi
11 be required tosuccessfully conduct this research.
It
is anticipated that one award
will
be
made for a period of three years
in
August 1992.This is not a Request for Proposals
(RFP).
To receive a copy of the RFP, submit a written request to the
following address, and supply this office with two self-addressedmailing labels.
All
responsible sources shall
be considered
by
the agency. The
RFP
will
be
issued on or about November 15, 1991, with proposals due on
January 14, 1992.
Contracting Officer
Contracts Management Branch,
DEA
National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke
Federal Building, Room 901
7550 Wisconsin Avenue
Bethesda,
MD
20892
Attention:
RFP
No. NIH-NINDS-92-01
DEVELOF'MENT
AND TESTING
OF
NEY
SPERHICIDES
RFP
AVAILABLE: NICHD-BAA-92-6
P.T.
34;
K.U.
0750020, 0715182National Institute of Child Health and Human DevelopmentThe Contraceptive Development Branch of the Center for Population Research, National Institute of Child Healthand
Hunan
Development
(NICHD),
has a requirement to develop new spermicidal products that
will
incorporateeither new spermicidal drugs or new formulations of existing drugs. The products must
be
developed as singledose units. The desired characteristics of the final product should include:
(1)
high contraceptiveeffectiveness, together with the ability to protect the user against
STDs;
(2)
employ vehicles for rapid
NIH
Guide for Grants and Contracts
-
Vol. 20, No. 43
-
November 15, 1991
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