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Core Pilot Awards - Pilot Funding for Research Use of Core Facilities is sponsored by Indiana Clinical and Translational Sciences Institute (CTSI). This funding program encourages proposals that showcase scientific merit and the potential for generating extramural funding or novel intellectual property, specifically for research projects that utilize advanced technologies and expertise within Indiana CTSI Core Facilities.
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To achieve this, CTSI provides: * **Project Development Teams:** These are committees of multidisciplinary researchers who assist investigators in developing ideas/hypotheses into well-designed translational research projects.
The teams include expertise in protocol development; biostatistics; IRB/regulatory and nursing support; facilitation of collaboration with other investigators, access to Service Cores on the IU, Purdue and Notre Dame campuses, as well as pilot funding, at one meeting.
* **Interactive scientific writing Instruction and opportunities to enhance grant writing skillsets:** Facilitate and mediate grant writing sessions with investigators via one-on-one or a grant writing course to promote ability to present the scientific information to their readers and reviewers.
* **Resources that facilitate the careers of early-stage investigators and postdoctoral fellows:** We offer opportunities to postdoctoral fellows and junior faculty to enhance their grant writing and reviewing skills while networking with colleagues across the state of Indiana and at other CTSAs in the country.
* **Pilot funding mechanisms:** We support individuals and teams in all areas of translational research in all stages of development (early-stage ideas to grant resubmissions) by providing access to a broad range of internal pilot funding mechanisms. * Investigators present early concept ideas, aims page, full grant proposals or grant reviews for feedback.
* **Goal is extramural funding from NIH/DOD** * Members include well-funded scientists with experience on NIH study sections with diverse scientific backgrounds and CTSI program leads * Process- online application * Regularly scheduled meetings, at least monthly **There are 5 teams based on different content expertise:** 1.
**Community, Healthcare Delivery, & Implementation Science**: Supports translational research relating to how to improve health outcomes and promote sustainability in communities, including behavioral science, clinical interventions and access to patients, families, and communities. Strengths include epidemiology, sociology, implementation science, and communications. 2.
**Concepts to Clinic**: Supports a wide range of research projects, including those on the path from basic science and/or animal models to all phases of clinical trials. 3. **Human Health & Biomedical Technology**: Supports biomedical research innovations related to human health therapeutics and diagnostics by leveraging the major expertise at Purdue University.
Strengths include biomedical technologies, nutritional health, analytical chemistry, regulatory issues and intellectual property concerns. 4. **Social, Behavioral, and Brain Health**: Supports basic and translational health research, from model systems to individual and interpersonal behavior, to policy and population dynamics.
Strengths will be in mental health, aging, cognition, neuroscience, and social and behavioral science methodologies, including survey research, evaluation, social networks, big data, and qualitative research. Provides a special emphasis on grant writing for the social and behavioral sciences. 5.
**Pediatric Sciences**: Supports multidisciplinary clinical and translational research projects in pediatric populations.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Indiana CTSI investigators with a full-time academic appointment are invited to apply for innovative research work that is in scope and aligned with the research activities of the IUSM-Purdue TREAT-AD Center. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $5,000 - $30,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Core Pilot Awards - Pilot Funding for Research Use of Core Facilities is funded by Indiana Clinical and Translational Sciences Institute (CTSI). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Indiana. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
Applications go through the funder's official portal — the Apply Now link on this page goes there directly.
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