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SSRI announces three new RFAs

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Published on: Jan 10, 2021

The COVID-19 Pandemic Emergency Research Funding in Social and Behavioral Sciences, Call for Proposals on Implementation Science, and Smart and Connected Health in Social Science Request for Pilot Grant Proposals have been developed with the goal of advancing SSRI’s strategic aims. Click on the hyperlinks above for more information on each RFA.

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