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This devilish young star holds planet AU Mic b captive inside a looming disk of ghostly dust and torments it with deadly blasts of X-rays and other radiation.Read MoreZombie Worlds - Poster and InteractiveThese doomed worlds were among the first to be discovered as they orbit an undead star known as a pulsar. Pulsar planets like Poltergeist and neighbors Phobetor and Draugr are consumed with constant radiation.Read MoreRains of Terror - Poster and InteractiveWeather on HD 189733 b is deadly. Howling winds send storming glass sideways at 5,400 mph (2km/s), whipping all in a sickening spiral. It’s death by a million cuts on this slasher exoplanet!Read MoreKepler's Inferno - InteractiveKepler-70b (a.k.a. KOI-55) could well be another circle of hell with an average temperature of about 12,000 degrees F (6,800 C). It used to be Jupiter-sized until it spent time inside its now-dead star…a trip that destroys most planets!Read MoreMonster Mash - InteractiveA hulking monster of a star is stealing pieces of its nearby planet, WASP-12b, and extreme gravity is stretching the hot gas giant into the shape of an egg. If you enjoy watching the world fall to pieces, this planet is for you.Read MoreEternal Darkness - InteractiveAre you afraid of the dark? Welcome to TrEs-2b, the planet of eternal night.
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VA releases new findings on the connection between TBI and dementia VA and the Kristine Yaffe Lab at the University of California, San Francisco, have taken a new approach to understanding the association of mild traumatic brain injury (TBI) — with and without loss of consciousness (LOC) — with dementia among Veterans.

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VISN 2 New York MIRECC Mission is to maximize recovery using translational research methods for Veterans with Serious Mental Illness or suicidal ideation and behavior. Director: Marianne Goodman, MD (Marianne.Goodman@va.gov)
VISN 4 Philadelphia MIRECC Mission of Precision Mental Health Care encompasses a focus on genetics, pharmacogenetics, and other moderators of treatment process and outcomes, as well as work in Measurement-Based Care (MBC).  Director: David Oslin, MD (Dave.Oslin@va.gov)
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JPL and Caltech have a close relationship that extends far beyond planetary exploration, Earth Science, and space-based astronomy. This photo, taken 13 April 1959, shows Caltech alumni and JPL employees mixing and mingling at an alumni event held on Lab. 
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 JPL and Caltech have long been committed to partnering with United Way, playing just a small part in the much larger Los Angeles area effort to support a broad spectrum of United Way-supported social service and health care agencies. 
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 35 years ago,  JPL gained a cultural mascot: our very own Voltage the Raccoon! 
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 20th Anniversary of Spirit & Opportunity
 On Launch Complex 17-B, Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, the Delta II Heavy launch vehicle carrying the rover "Opportunity,” or “Oppy,” for the second Mars Exploration Rover (MER) mission launched 7 July 2003 at 11:18:15PM EDT. 
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 International Women in Engineering Day: Helen Ling
 Helen Ling became a supervisor for the computing group in the 1960s, a team who was responsible for performing trajectory calculations. Throughout her time at JPL, Ling developed software for the IRAS, Magellan, TOPEX/Poseidon, and Mars Observer missions, and retired in 1994.  
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 JPL’s many ethnic, cultural and religious heritages fused into a colorful panorama around the warm and sunny Mall as the 1983 American Heritage Week was celebrated. 
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 Records & Information Management Month
 This photo, taken 7 October 1970, shows a “File Improvement Workshop,” which was a program on efficient filing procedures. 
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 Phyllis Riggle’s Retirement
 Phyllis Ward Riggle was one of the original female engineers at JPL. A 1944 graduate of Pomona College, Claremont, she joined JPL in 1950 as a member of the Computing Staff, and as a mathematician with various JPL groups. 
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A charged particle ahead of the shock front can pass through the shock and then be scattered by magnetic inhomogeneities behind the shock. The particle gains energy from this "bounce" and flies back across the shock, where it can be scattered by magnetic inhomogeneities ahead of the shock. This enables the particle to bounce back and forth again and again, gaining energy each time. This process is now called 1st order Fermi acceleration, because the mean energy gain is dependent on the shock velocity only to the first power.
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Without representation of the diversity of communities engaging in research, the outcomes of studies may not serve all populations equally. This funding opportunity will support organizations, research centers, and others to partner with the Governor's Office of Planning & Research to develop and host informational campaigns, recruitment drives, and promotional material development to help increase the rate of participation in the National Institutes of Health All of Us Research Program. [Draft]
Eligibility Requirements
Eligible Applicants:
 

	
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Eligible Geographies:
Priority will be given to organizations located in the Central Valley and Far Northern regions of the state.

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	Period of performance	

	The length of time during which the grant money must be utilized.	

	5 years	

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	Q1 2025	

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$20,000 – $1,000,000

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CAVHS investigators are conducting over 200 research studies funded by the VA, the National Institutes of Health, and biomedical industry in cardiology, infectious disease, nephrology, nursing, oncology, vascular surgery, and many aspects of mental health.
CAVHS is home to six nationally and internationally recognized research centers in geriatrics, mental health, pharmacogenomics, and bone disease.

CAVHS is conducting approximately 20 studies on COVID-19.  These studies are investigating the consequences of the infection to Veterans and potential treatments including vaccination.
CAVHS has full accreditation to conduct research for its Human Subjects Protection Program and its animal research program.  This accreditation status was gained from:
	
Association for the Accreditation of Human Research Protection Programs, Inc. (AAHRPP)
Association for Assessment and Accreditation of Laboratory Animal Care International (AAALAC)

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