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Pilot Program in Children's Environmental Health Research Translation - Translational Interdisciplinary Seed (TIS) is sponsored by Center for Children's Health Assessment, Research Translation, and Combating Environmental Risk (CHARTER). These awards fund seed projects from established interdisciplinary teams who have a history of working together and are beyond the team-building/planning phases.
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