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NIDA NETWORKING PROJECT

The NIDA Networking Project (NNP) provides opportunities for information sharing and research collaboration among NIDA’s networks across the country. The NNP gives researchers and clinicians access to networks’ locations, people, expertise, and resources to help synergize efforts, improve efficiency, and accelerate scientific discovery. 

Find NIDA Networks

Click on a State on the map or browse on the list of Networks to the right.

Alternate accessible content: please see network section of web site.
 

What's New

New Networks Join the NNP
Members of the Research Training and Career Development Programs (RTCDP), the Medications Development Centers (MDC), and the Maternal Opioid Treatment: Human Experimental Research (MOTHERS) Project, have been added to the NNP. Information about these networks is now available on this website.
 
Meetings
June 2-3, 2008Blending Addiction Science & Treatment: The Impact of Evidence-Based Practices on Individuals, Families & Communities, Cincinnati, OH www.NIDABlendingConference.info

June 4-5, 2008 Clinical Trials Network Steering Committee, Cincinnati, OH
 
CTN Opens 12-Step Clinical Trial
In February, the CTN announced recruitment for a new protocol to evaluate a combined individual-group intervention to reduce stimulant and other drug use by increasing 12-step involvement. Read more…
 
NIDA Journal Now Available
NIDA’s re-designed Addiction Science Clinical Practice journal is now available. Click here for ordering.
 


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