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NCRR's Division for Clinical Research Resources provides funding to biomedical research institutions to establish and maintain specialized clinical research facilities and clinical-grade biomaterials that enable clinical and patient-oriented research.

NCRR's Division for Clinical Research Resources provides funding to biomedical research institutions to establish and maintain specialized clinical research facilities and clinical-grade biomaterials that enable clinical and patient-oriented research.

NCRR's Division for Clinical Research Resources provides funding to biomedical research institutions to establish and maintain specialized clinical research facilities and clinical-grade biomaterials that enable clinical and patient-oriented research.

NCRR's Division for Clinical Research Resources provides funding to biomedical research institutions to establish and maintain specialized clinical research facilities and clinical-grade biomaterials that enable clinical and patient-oriented research.

NCRR's Division for Clinical Research Resources provides funding to biomedical research institutions to establish and maintain specialized clinical research facilities and clinical-grade biomaterials that enable clinical and patient-oriented research.
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A national consortium, funded through Clinical and Translational Science Awards (CTSAs), is transforming how clinical and translational research is conducted, ultimately enabling researchers to provide new treatments more efficiently and quickly to patients.

Now comprising 38 academic health centers in 23 states (including 14 centers added in May 2008external link, opens in new window), the consortium ultimately will link about 60 institutions together to energize the discipline of clinical and translational science.

The consortium's Web site, CTSAweb.orgexternal link, opens in new window, ensures broad access to CTSA resources, enhances communication, and encourages information sharing.

The new program draws on NIH's earlier initiatives to re-engineer the clinical research enterprise, one of the key objectives of the NIH Roadmap for Medical Researchexternal link, opens in new window.

A new Web site of possible interest to CTSA researchers, Children and Clinical Studiesexternal link, opens in new window, offers parents and health care providers an insider's guide to children's medical research. READ MOREexternal link, opens in new window

CTSA Funding

2009 Bench-to-Bedside Awards Program Expanding

The 2009 Bench-to-Bedside Awards program is expanding to enable extramural principal investigators with existing NIH grants (e.g., researchers at CTSA sites) to initiate proposals by seeking intramural partners at NIH to serve as the project leaders and points of contact. To identify an intramural collaborator, interested CTSA investigators should consult the NIH's database of all current intramural researchexternal link, opens in new window. Research proposals can fall into one of seven categories: pharmacogenomics, behavioral and social sciences, rare diseases, AIDS, minority health and health disparities, women's health, and general projects. READ MOREexternal link, opens in new window

General Information

CTSA Questions and Answers

NCRR maintains a list of the most commonly asked questions, and answers to them, to help keep CTSA Consortium members apprised of the latest issues related to the CTSAs. READ MORE >>

Events

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  • CTSA Pre-submission Videocast - March 7, 2008, 2:00 - 4:00 p.m., ET
    NCRR and other NIH staff explain the goals and objectives of the CTSA program and answer questions. View the CTSA Pre-submission Videocastexternal link, opens in new window (requires free RealPlayerexternal link, opens in new window).

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Small Business Opportunities

Avenues for research collaboration between CTSA investigators and small businesses are available at:

NIH Small Business and Funding Opportunitiesexternal link, opens in new window

NCRR Small Business Opportunities in Clinical Research

Support for CTSA-Related Conferences and Scientific Meetings (R13/U13)

Requests for support for clinical and translation research related conferences, either as stand-alone activities or in conjunction with existing professional organizations' conferences or other events, may be made to NCRR's Division for Clinical Research Resources. The potential funding mechanisms for scientific conferences include R13 grants U13 cooperative agreements. Permission to submit an application must be requested no less than nine months before the proposed conference date. For conference planning guidance or programmatic assistance, please contact your NIH Steering Committee Liaison or CTSA Program Officer. For further information about NCRR support for R13/U13 opportunities related to clinical research, please contact Dr. Rosemarie Filart. READ MORE >>

Contact Information

For CTSA programmatic information, contact:


Anthony R. Hayward, M.D., Ph.D.
Director
Division of Clinical Research Resources
National Center for Research Resources
National Institutes of Health
One Democracy Plaza, Room 906
6701 Democracy Boulevard, MSC 4874
Bethesda, Maryland 20892-4874 (20817 for express mail)
Telephone: 301-435-0790
Fax: 301-480-3661
HaywardA@mail.nih.gov


For CTSA communications information, contact:


Kameha R. Kidd, Ph.D.
Health Science Policy Analyst
Office of Science Policy and Public Liaison
National Center for Research Resources
National Institutes of Health
One Democracy Plaza, Room 971
6701 Democracy Boulevard, MSC 4874
Bethesda, Maryland 20892-4874 (20817 for express mail)
Telephone: 301-402-9765
Fax: 301-480-3558
KiddKa@mail.nih.gov


View the list of NCRR Program Officials and Grant Specialistsexternal link, opens in new window by CTSA grantee institution.

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