Rehabilitation Engineering Research Centers
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The Rehabilitation Engineering Research Centers Program (RERC) competitions for new grant funding opportunities are listed below.
Several important helpful hints should be kept in mind when applying for a NIDRR grant or reviewing the competition tables below. For a list a of these helpful hints, click here.
| 84.133E1: | 2013 Rehabilitation Engineering Research Center (RERC) on Hearing Enhancement |
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| Status | Open |
| Timeline | Opened: 04/17/2013 Closes: 06/17/2013 |
| Federal Register Notices | The Notice Inviting Applications for this competition was published in the Federal Register. |
| Current application | The most current application information is available from Grants.gov. Alternatively, you can download the application packages:
MS Word (236KB) | PDF
(587KB)
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| Other Required forms | If you are having trouble finding a required form, you may wish to consult the Department of Education's forms library. |
| Review Process | All applications are subjected to a competitive peer review process that is dictated by federal regulation. More information on the federal regulation that governs the peer review process is available here. |
| Tips and Assistance | To help you understand what you need to do to apply for a grant under this subprogram, consult this short guide. |
| Successful Applications from Previous Years | Previous applications can be obtained by making a Feedom of Information Act (FOIA) request. To make a FOIA request, you must complete and submit a FOIA request form. |
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Last Modified: 04/22/2013
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