CCTS Pilot Funding

Summary:

The purpose of the Pilot Translational & Clinical Studies (PTC) Program of the OSU CCTS is to fund meritorious pilot projects by cross-disciplinary teams from The Ohio State University and Nationwide Children’s Hospital to generate preliminary data and refine research strategies for subsequent extramural grant applications or towards commercialization. The mission of CCTS Pilot Programs (PTC) is to catalyze innovation, translational science, team science and workforce development by funding or co-sponsoring projects. This is done through interdisciplinary teams with patient and community engagement to develop novel methods, tools, therapies, technologies and policies. The PTC program employs innovative funding mechanisms and programming dedicated to enhancing the quality and efficiency of translational endeavors.

Affiliations:

• CCTS Center for Clinical and Translational Science (CCTS)
• College of Medicine
• Office of Research

Resources:

Research Opportunities

• Annual Thematic Pilot RFA ( Research Opportunity )
  

  Annual Thematic Pilot RFA in conjunction with the CCTS Annual Scientific Meeting.

• General Pilot RFA ( Research Opportunity )
  

  General Pilot RFA call for proposals on any clinical or translational science topic.

• Innovative Translational and Medical Research Methods RFA ( Research Opportunity )
  

  Innovative Translational and Medical Research Methods RFA for researchers to develop innovative research methods that could be utilized to advance translation and clinical studies.

• Secondary Analysis of Existing Datasets ( Research Opportunity )
  

  Secondary Analysis of Existing Datasets using nationally or generally available datasets.

Web Links:

• https://ccts.osu.edu/content/pilot-and-collaborative-studies