A16. Attachment 1 - FY2024 BAA Topic List.pdf

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This document outlines twenty topic areas of interest for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Fiscal Year 2024 Broad Agency Announcement for Applied Research to Address Emerging Public Health Priorities. The topic areas focus on developing data and analytical applications using artificial intelligence, using knowledge graphs for disease ontologies and epidemiological surveillance, establishing machine learning operations, strengthening community clinical linkages for diabetes, innovations in Anopheles stephensi surveillance and genomics, advancing control of dengue vectors, pathogen agnostic infectious disease surveillance, controlling or preventing Ixodes scapularis ticks, advancing fungal disease surveillance, respiratory virus sequencing from wastewater, animal input into wastewater systems, alternative applications of wastewater surveillance, shedding of respiratory viruses in wastewater, characterizing the ecological distribution of endemics, assessing the burden of pneumococcal disease, strengthening pertussis surveillance and diagnostics, Group A Streptococcus disease incidence and genetics, advanced genomic and AI-driven diagnostics, next-generation AI-driven community contact tracing, and assessing the difficulty of producing infectious select agent positive RNA viruses from genomic material.

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CDC’s FY2024 Broad Agency Announcement for Applied Research to Address Emerging Public Health Priorities

Topic Areas of Interest

75D301-24-R-72894

1. Developing data and analytical applications for public health using generative and conversational artificial intelligence (AI). (OPHDST)

2. Use of Semantic Knowledge Graphs for Disease Ontologies, Data Standardization, and Epidemiological Surveillance (OPHDST)

3. Methods, workflows, and architectures to establish and facilitate Machine Learning Operations (MLOps) (OPHDST)

4. Identifying strategies to strengthen community clinical linkages for people with diabetes and prediabetes in communities that experience disparities in diabetes outcomes linked with unfair and unjust social, economic, and environmental disadvantages (NCCDPHP)

5. Innovations in Anopheles stephensi surveillance, control, and genomics (NCEZID)

6. Advancing the control of dengue vectors by applying novel persistent, long-lasting larvicides or insect growth regulators to household containers that accumulate water and produce Aedes mosquitoes (NCEZID)

7. Innovative approaches to pathogen agnostic infectious disease surveillance, culture-independent sequencing, and multi-pathogen bioinformatic and data integration (NCEZID)

8. Novel methods to control or prevent bites by Ixodes scapularis ticks (NCEZID)

9. Advancing Fungal Disease Surveillance: Integrating Longitudinal Treatment and Outcome Data for Enhanced Public Health Insights (NCEZID)

10. Respiratory Virus Sequencing from Wastewater (NCEZID)

11. Animal Input into Wastewater Systems (NCEZID)

12. Alternative Applications of Wastewater Surveillance (NCEZID)

13. Shedding of Respiratory Viruses in Wastewater (NCEZID)

14. Metagenomic studies to better characterize the ecological distribution of endemics (NCIRD)

15. Novel methods to assess the burden of pneumococcal disease among populations at increased risk

(NCIRD)

16. Strengthening pertussis surveillance and diagnostics by improvements in antigen production

(NCIRD)

17. Group A Streptococcus (GAS) disease incidence and genetic relatedness in populations disproportionately affected by GAS (NCIRD)

18. Advanced Genomic and AI-Driven Diagnostic Solution for Rapid Detection of Infectious Diseases (ORR)

19. Next-Generation AI-Driven Community Contact Tracing and Exposure Notification for Enhanced Disease Control (ORR)

20. Assessing the difficulty of producing infectious select agent positive RNA viruses from genomic material (ORR)

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