University Of North Carolina At Chapel Hill

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is a U.S. state government entity and state controlled institution of higher learning that provides educational services. As a prime federal contractor, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill was awarded a $697,424 firm fixed price contract by the Environmental Protection Agency to provide institutional review board services supporting EPA's human subjects research. Services include reviewing research protocols, providing researcher guidance and training, and conducting study inspections, monitoring, and audits.

As a subrecipient on federal grants, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill conducts biomedical research and provides training across diverse fields including neuroscience, oncology, data science, public health, and more. For example, grants from the National Institutes of Health and National Science Foundation fund the university's studies on biomarkers in autism, breast cancer drug development, atmospheric sciences, crowdsourcing methods for public health interventions, and specialized bioinformatics analyses. Prime recipients for these subawards include Rector and Visitors of the University of Virginia, Georgia Institute of Technology, and Saint Louis University among others.

Additionally, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill partners on federal grants to enhance research capacity and STEM training programs. Supported topics involve youth mental health disparities, HIV testing uptake, genetics analyses, and learning assessments. Applicable federal grant programs include those from the NIH, NSF, and Department of Education. Prime recipients include Oregon University, Ohio State University, and Sri International.