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SEE ALSO: A national consortium of medical research institutions, funded through Clinical and Translational Science Awards (CTSAs), is transforming clinical and translational research across the nation. This unique network of organizations is working together to speed laboratory discoveries into treatments for patients, to engage communities in clinical research and to train clinical and translational researchers. The momentum behind the CTSA program continues to build as new connections are emerging within, across and beyond the consortium. Launched in 2006, it now includes 39 medical research institutions in 23 states. When the program is fully implemented by 2012, approximately 60 CTSAs will be connected with an annual budget of $500 million. The consortium's Web site, CTSAweb.org, ensures broad access to CTSA resources, enhances communication, and encourages information sharing. CTSA Funding
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CTSA Questions and AnswersLast updated April 7, 2009 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 >> CTSA Training Program Questions and AnswersNCRR maintains a list of the most frequently asked questions and answers, relative to CTSA training programs. READ MORE >> EventsUpcoming:Past:
Small Business OpportunitiesAvenues for research collaboration between CTSA investigators and small businesses are available at: NIH Small Business and Funding Opportunities 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 InformationFor CTSA programmatic information, contact:
Anthony R. Hayward, M.D., Ph.D. For CTSA communications information, contact:
Kameha R. Kidd, Ph.D. View the list of NCRR Program Officials and Grant Specialists by CTSA grantee institution. |
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