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Pilot Grants | Georgia Clinical and Translational Science Alliance | Atlanta GA The Pilot Grants program is a catalyst and vehicle for the transformation of clinical and translational science in Georgia. The program promotes new networks of multidisciplinary and inter-institutional research teams.
The program enhances currently available resources from each Georgia CTSA partner by investing in new clinical and translational research paradigms, encouraging young faculty to develop cutting-edge science, and becoming the glue that cements investigators and projects across the research consortium. Funding is used to support one to two-year pilot projects consonant with the broad aims and objectives of the Georgia CTSA.
Pilot projects are intuitively understood to represent preliminary, preparatory, or feasibility studies designed to assess the applicability of new technologies, protocols, data collection instruments, or subject recruitment strategies as stepping-stones toward a full, hypothesis-testing investigation.
The four academic institutional partners of the Georgia CTSA collectively recognize the critical need for start-up, feasibility, or proof-of-concept resources. Several pilot grant programs operate across each of the academic institutions, providing resources to generate preliminary data and to demonstrate the feasibility of novel experimental tools and concepts.
New investigators, more established scientists transitioning beyond their traditional pedagogic disciplines, and new collaborative teams of trans-disciplinary investigators are particularly dependent upon these sources of financial support.
Round #147 Georgia CTSA BERD Round #146 Georgia CTSA/REM Program Round #145 Samuel and Nancy Gordon GCRC Research Program Round #144 Georgia CTSA BERD Round #141 Georgia CTSA/REM Program Round #140 Georgia CTSA BERD Round #138 SOM I3 GCMI Research Round #137 Georgia CTSA REM Program Round #136 SOM I3/Atlanta VA Research Round #135 Healthcare Innovation Program Round #134 Georgia CTSA (BERD) Round #132 SOM I3 Nexus Research (7/2023) Round #131 SOM I3 Med Tech Research Round #130 SOM I3 Emory Wow!
Research Round #129 Healthcare Innovation Program Round #128 Healthcare Innovation Program Round #127 SOM I3 Synergy Cores Round #126 SOM I3 Venture Research Round #125 Georgia CTSA and James J Hills and Wanda S Hills Round #124 SOM I3 Rapid Synergy Round #123 SOM I3 GCMI Research Round #122 Georgia CTSA REM Program Round #120 Georgia CTSA (BERD) Round #116 SOM I3 Research Round #115 Healthcare Innovation Program Round #114 Emory SOM I3/Georgia Tech Research Round #113 Georgia CTSA (BERD) Round #111 Regenerative Medicine Round #110 SOM Morningside Center Research Awards Round #108 Healthcare Innovation Program Round #106 Healthcare Innovation Program Round #105 Regenerative Medicine Round #104 SOM I3 Research Round #103 Healthcare Innovation Program Round #102 SOM I3 Synergy Kaiser Permanente Georgia COVID-19 Collaboration Round #101 Healthcare Innovation Program Round #100 SOM I3 Education Round #98 Georgia CTSA (BERD) Round #97 Georgia CTSA (Informatics) Round #95 University Research Committee (URC) Round #94 SOM I3 COVID-Catalyst Round #93 Healthcare Innovation Program Round #92 Healthcare Innovation Program Round #90 Healthcare Innovation Program Round #89 Georgia CTSA (Informatics) Round #88 Georgia CTSA (BERD) Round #87 SOM I3 Venture Research Round #85 University Research Committee (URC) Round #84 Community Engagement Round #83 Healthcare Innovation Program Round #82 SOM I3 Research Round #81 SOM I3 Education Round #80 Health Innovation Program (HIP) Round #79 Regenerative Medicine Round #78 Georgia CTSA (BERD) Round #76 University Research Committee (URC) Round #75 Health Innovation Program (HIP) Round #74 Georgia CTSA (BERD) Round #72 Regenerative Medicine Round #71 Georgia Diabetes Translation Research Center Round #70 University Research Committee (URC) Round #69 Health Innovation Program (HIP) Round #68 Regenerative Medicine Round #67 Health Innovation Program (HIP) Round #66 Discovery Phase Mini-Grants Round #65 University Research Committee (URC) Round #64 Health Innovation Program (HIP) Round #63 Health Innovation Program (HIP) Round #62 ImmunoEngineering Round #61 Regenerative Medicine Round #60 Drug Discovery and Development Round #58 Health Innovation Program (HIP) Round #57 University Research Committee (URC) Round #56 Discovery Phase Mini Grants Round #55 Health Innovation Program (HIP) Round #54 ImmunoEngineering Round #53 Regenerative Medicine Round #52 Health Innovation Program (HIP) Round #51 Comparative Effectiveness Pilot Round #50 MSM/ACTSI Pilot Round #49 Multi-Institutional Translational Pilot Round #48 University Research Committee (URC) Round #47 Morehouse School of Medicine (MSM) Round #46 Morehouse School of Medicine (MSM) Round #45 HERCULES Exposome Research Center Round #44 Health Innovation Program (HIP) Round #43 Regenerative Medicine Round #42 Comparative Effectiveness Research Round #41 Drug Discovery and Development Round #40 Multi-Institutional Pilot Program Round #39 Health Innovation Program (HIP) Round #38 University Research Committee (URC) Round #37 Center for AIDS Research Round #36 Health Innovation Program (HIP) Round #35 Alzheimer's Disease Research Center (ADRC) Round #34 Regenerative Medicine
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