This grant opportunity seeks applications focusing on computational modeling to study the neurobiology of behaviors and symptoms related to Substance Use Disorders (SUD). The aim is to gain insights that could advance SUD prevention and treatment. Applicants can use existing data or collect new data to develop and validate their models. The projects should encourage collaboration between quantitative experts and experimental researchers experienced in SUD neuroscience.

We invite applications using computational modeling techniques to understand the neurobiology of SUD-relevant behavior and symptoms, to provide insights leading to SUD prevention and treatment. Applications may rely on existing data or propose to collect new data to lead towards development and … Show More