Illuminating the Druggable Genome

The NIH will conduct a Technical Assistance webinar for prospective applicants. An informational/technical assistance pre-application webinar for investigators who are planning to submit an application in response to RFA-RM-21-020 and NOT-RM-21-019 will be held on May 26, 2021 at 11:00 am ET. Please use this https://nih.zoomgov.com/j/1611676153?pwd=d2hJRTlwenl2V1F6eVU5VUJMTDFXUT09 link to attend. The intent of the webinar is to provide prospective applicants with information on the IDG Program and to address questions pertinent to preparing applications. The webinar is optional and not required for application submission. No pre-registration is required, but questions will be taken in advance and can be sent to DruggableGenome@mail.nih.gov. For more information on the Illuminating the Druggable Genome Program and details on the webinar, please visit the program website https://commonfund.nih.gov/idg/. Frequently Asked Questions regarding the RFA will also be posted on the Common Funds IDG website after the webinar. Applicants are encouraged to review the FAQs and the webinar recording prior to submitting their applications.

• 14th Annual New Mexico Bioinformatics, Science, and Technology (NMBIST) Symposium on Integrative Omics
  IDG Awardee Dr. Jeremy Yang from the University of New Mexico
  Illuminating the Druggable Genome: Exploring the Unknown
  March 14-15, 2019
  Sante Fe, NM
   

• IDG Implementation Phase Face to Face Meeting
  February 26-27, 2019
  Arlington, VA
   
• IDG Implementation Phase Kick Off Meeting
  March 13-14, 2018
  NIH Campus, Bethesda, MD
   
• IDG Technical Assistance Webinar
  December 13, 2016
  Webinar Recording
   
• IDG Consortium Face-to-Face Meeting
  March 22, 2016
  Residence Inn by Marriott Downtown Bethesda, Bethesda, Maryland, USA
  • Topics presented will include:
    • Integrated Databases: Tudor Oprea (University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center) and Avi Ma'ayan (Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai)
    • Illuminating the Subterranean GPCR-ome: Gary Johnson (University of North Carolina Chapel Hill) 
    • Integration of the Understudied Kinome in Kinase Signaling Networks: Bryan Roth (University of North Carolina Chapel Hill) and Brian Shoichet (University of California, San Francisco)
    • Scalable Zebrafish Tools for Annotating and Manipulating the Druggable Genome in vivo: David Kokel and Jing-Ruey Joanna Yeh (Massachusetts General Hospital)
    • Unlocking the Hidden Genome: Michael McManus (University of California, San Francisco)
    • Identify Ion Channel Modulators Using Novel High-throughput Platform: Susumu Tomita (Yale University)
    • A Physical Exam for Neurons to Identify Functions of Orphan Genes: Gaia Skibinski and Steve Finkbeiner (J. David Gladstone Institutes)
    • Signaling Network of Transcription Factor Crosstalk in Lung Cancer: Yi Wang and Jun Qui (Baylor College of Medicine)