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The goal of the NIDUS Happy Hours are to lead to collaborative working groups who will work together to design projects and to compete for the NIDUS II Pilot Awards.
During the collaborative happy hours we’ll:
- Overview the NIDUS resources and how researchers can utilize them to accomplish their work,
- Review requirements for NIDUS pilot proposals, and
- Create a forum to enhance and launch new collaborations.
Benefits of joining the Happy Hours
- Compete for NIDUS II Collaborative Awards (two awards this year!): one-page letters of intent are due 11/15/2021. Letters of intent may be submitted by single or multiple investigators
- Move ahead to a pilot grant: Qualifying pre-applications (1 page letter of intent) will be eligible for—
- Methods consultation to refine your pilot grant (up to 10 in Year 1)
- Research Hub may help you find other investigators to launch your working group
- Measurement Core may help you harmonize targeted measures
- NIDUS II mentor to help guide the process (subject to availability)
Who should join?
Delirium researchers interested in learning about NIDUS, becoming a NIDUS pilot, and those interested in collaboration.
Each collaborative happy hour will follow the same format and allow time to connect with fellow researchers and discuss ways to collaborate. The sessions will be moderated by one of the NIDUS principal investigators. The mission is to seed collaborative research, which is beneficial to both or all parties. For your own benefit we advise on not sharing any unpublished data during these sessions.
Register here: https://redcap.link/f2d807l0
The goal of the NIDUS Happy Hours are to lead to collaborative working groups who will work together to design projects and to compete for the NIDUS II Pilot Awards.
During the collaborative happy hours we’ll:
- Overview the NIDUS resources and how researchers can utilize them to accomplish their work,
- Review requirements for NIDUS pilot proposals, and
- Create a forum to enhance and launch new collaborations.
Benefits of joining the Happy Hours
- Compete for NIDUS II Collaborative Awards (two awards this year!): one-page letters of intent are due 11/15/2021. Letters of intent may be submitted by single or multiple investigators
- Move ahead to a pilot grant: Qualifying pre-applications (1 page letter of intent) will be eligible for—
- Methods consultation to refine your pilot grant (up to 10 in Year 1)
- Research Hub may help you find other investigators to launch your working group
- Measurement Core may help you harmonize targeted measures
- NIDUS II mentor to help guide the process (subject to availability)
Who should join?
Delirium researchers interested in learning about NIDUS, becoming a NIDUS pilot, and those interested in collaboration.
Each collaborative happy hour will follow the same format and allow time to connect with fellow researchers and discuss ways to collaborate. The sessions will be moderated by one of the NIDUS principal investigators. The mission is to seed collaborative research, which is beneficial to both or all parties. For your own benefit we advise on not sharing any unpublished data during these sessions.
Register here: https://redcap.link/f2d807l0
The goal of the NIDUS Happy Hours are to lead to collaborative working groups who will work together to design projects and to compete for the NIDUS II Pilot Awards.
During the collaborative happy hours we’ll:
- Overview the NIDUS resources and how researchers can utilize them to accomplish their work,
- Review requirements for NIDUS pilot proposals, and
- Create a forum to enhance and launch new collaborations.
Benefits of joining the Happy Hours
- Compete for NIDUS II Collaborative Awards (two awards this year!): one-page letters of intent are due 11/15/2021. Letters of intent may be submitted by single or multiple investigators
- Move ahead to a pilot grant: Qualifying pre-applications (1 page letter of intent) will be eligible for—
- Methods consultation to refine your pilot grant (up to 10 in Year 1)
- Research Hub may help you find other investigators to launch your working group
- Measurement Core may help you harmonize targeted measures
- NIDUS II mentor to help guide the process (subject to availability)
Who should join?
Delirium researchers interested in learning about NIDUS, becoming a NIDUS pilot, and those interested in collaboration.
Each collaborative happy hour will follow the same format and allow time to connect with fellow researchers and discuss ways to collaborate. The sessions will be moderated by one of the NIDUS principal investigators. The mission is to seed collaborative research, which is beneficial to both or all parties. For your own benefit we advise on not sharing any unpublished data during these sessions.
Register here: https://redcap.link/f2d807l0
The goal of the NIDUS Happy Hours are to lead to collaborative working groups who will work together to design projects and to compete for the NIDUS II Pilot Awards.
During the collaborative happy hours we’ll:
- Overview the NIDUS resources and how researchers can utilize them to accomplish their work,
- Review requirements for NIDUS pilot proposals, and
- Create a forum to enhance and launch new collaborations.
Benefits of joining the Happy Hours
- Compete for NIDUS II Collaborative Awards (two awards this year!): one-page letters of intent are due 11/15/2021. Letters of intent may be submitted by single or multiple investigators
- Move ahead to a pilot grant: Qualifying pre-applications (1 page letter of intent) will be eligible for—
- Methods consultation to refine your pilot grant (up to 10 in Year 1)
- Research Hub may help you find other investigators to launch your working group
- Measurement Core may help you harmonize targeted measures
- NIDUS II mentor to help guide the process (subject to availability)
Who should join?
Delirium researchers interested in learning about NIDUS, becoming a NIDUS pilot, and those interested in collaboration.
Each collaborative happy hour will follow the same format and allow time to connect with fellow researchers and discuss ways to collaborate. The sessions will be moderated by one of the NIDUS principal investigators. The mission is to seed collaborative research, which is beneficial to both or all parties. For your own benefit we advise on not sharing any unpublished data during these sessions.
Register here: https://redcap.link/f2d807l0
The goal of the NIDUS Happy Hours are to lead to collaborative working groups who will work together to design projects and to compete for the NIDUS II Pilot Awards.
During the collaborative happy hours we’ll:
- Overview the NIDUS resources and how researchers can utilize them to accomplish their work,
- Review requirements for NIDUS pilot proposals, and
- Create a forum to enhance and launch new collaborations.
Benefits of joining the Happy Hours
- Compete for NIDUS II Collaborative Awards (two awards this year!): one-page letters of intent are due 11/15/2021. Letters of intent may be submitted by single or multiple investigators
- Move ahead to a pilot grant: Qualifying pre-applications (1 page letter of intent) will be eligible for—
- Methods consultation to refine your pilot grant (up to 10 in Year 1)
- Research Hub may help you find other investigators to launch your working group
- Measurement Core may help you harmonize targeted measures
- NIDUS II mentor to help guide the process (subject to availability)
Who should join?
Delirium researchers interested in learning about NIDUS, becoming a NIDUS pilot, and those interested in collaboration.
Each collaborative happy hour will follow the same format and allow time to connect with fellow researchers and discuss ways to collaborate. The sessions will be moderated by one of the NIDUS principal investigators. The mission is to seed collaborative research, which is beneficial to both or all parties. For your own benefit we advise on not sharing any unpublished data during these sessions.
Register here: https://redcap.link/f2d807l0
The goal of the NIDUS Happy Hours are to lead to collaborative working groups who will work together to design projects and to compete for the NIDUS II Pilot Awards.
During the collaborative happy hours we’ll:
- Overview the NIDUS resources and how researchers can utilize them to accomplish their work,
- Review requirements for NIDUS pilot proposals, and
- Create a forum to enhance and launch new collaborations.
Benefits of joining the Happy Hours
- Compete for NIDUS II Collaborative Awards (two awards this year!): one-page letters of intent are due 11/15/2021. Letters of intent may be submitted by single or multiple investigators
- Move ahead to a pilot grant: Qualifying pre-applications (1 page letter of intent) will be eligible for—
- Methods consultation to refine your pilot grant (up to 10 in Year 1)
- Research Hub may help you find other investigators to launch your working group
- Measurement Core may help you harmonize targeted measures
- NIDUS II mentor to help guide the process (subject to availability)
Who should join?
Delirium researchers interested in learning about NIDUS, becoming a NIDUS pilot, and those interested in collaboration.
Each collaborative happy hour will follow the same format and allow time to connect with fellow researchers and discuss ways to collaborate. The sessions will be moderated by one of the NIDUS principal investigators. The mission is to seed collaborative research, which is beneficial to both or all parties. For your own benefit we advise on not sharing any unpublished data during these sessions.
Register here: https://redcap.link/f2d807l0
About the Boot Camp
The Delirium Boot Camp was founded in 2013 through an NIA Leadership Award (K07AG041835) to Dr. Sharon K. Inouye to establish the Center for Excellence for Delirium in Aging: Research, Training and Educational Enhancement (CEDARTREE). From 2016 to 2020, the Delirium Boot Camp was funded by an NIA Network Grant (R24AG054259, PI Inouye), under leadership of Donna M. Fick, PhD, MSN, and E. Wes Ely, MD, MPH. The 2021-2025 Delirium Bootcamps are being run under the leadership of Jan Busby-Whitehead, MD and John W. Devlin, PharmD.
There are now over 90 alumni of the Delirium Boot Camp program, which has expanded to include international participants as well as participants from across the United States and Canada. The Boot Camp includes didactic sessions on a variety of delirium-specific research topics ranging from translational to clinical research, as well as mock grant reviews, CAM training, grantsmanship, methods training, responding to grant/manuscripts reviews, virtual cognitive assessment, networking sessions, and more.
More information about the Boot Camp and how to apply is available here: https://deliriumnetwork.org/career-development/boot-camp-application/. Due to limited space, participation is by application only.
Download Application: 2021_BootCamp_Application
Applications are due July 23, 2021.
The goal of the NIDUS Happy Hours are to lead to collaborative working groups who will work together to design projects and to compete for the NIDUS II Pilot Awards.
During the collaborative happy hours we’ll:
- Overview the NIDUS resources and how researchers can utilize them to accomplish their work,
- Review requirements for NIDUS pilot proposals, and
- Create a forum to enhance and launch new collaborations.
Benefits of joining the Happy Hours
- Compete for NIDUS II Collaborative Awards (two awards this year!): one-page letters of intent are due 11/15/2021. Letters of intent may be submitted by single or multiple investigators
- Move ahead to a pilot grant: Qualifying pre-applications (1 page letter of intent) will be eligible for—
- Methods consultation to refine your pilot grant (up to 10 in Year 1)
- Research Hub may help you find other investigators to launch your working group
- Measurement Core may help you harmonize targeted measures
- NIDUS II mentor to help guide the process (subject to availability)
Who should join?
Delirium researchers interested in learning about NIDUS, becoming a NIDUS pilot, and those interested in collaboration.
Each collaborative happy hour will follow the same format and allow time to connect with fellow researchers and discuss ways to collaborate. The sessions will be moderated by one of the NIDUS principal investigators. The mission is to seed collaborative research, which is beneficial to both or all parties. For your own benefit we advise on not sharing any unpublished data during these sessions.
Register here: https://redcap.link/f2d807l0