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ADEPT supports part-time PhD students in graduate programs that support clinical and translational research.
Deadline soon
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The ICTR ATRS Pilot Award provides support for proposals that aim to: 1) address a clinical and translational research question in a particular disease or intervention development/dissemination context, and 2) provide generalizable translational science innovations or insights that can be applied to other translational research projects.
The BIRCWH program provides training, protected time, and research funds for early-career faculty focused on women’s health or sex differences research to develop an independent research program with competency-based curricular and mentored interdisciplinary research training. The program is funded through a cross-NIH collaborative effort and administered by the Office of Research on Women’s Health.
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The KL2 Scholars Program, funded by NIH-NCATS, supports six UW–Madison early-stage faculty (three per year) who are pursuing and actively engaged in translational research and committed to developing an independent research program.
Applications Open
The Learning Health System (LHS) Demonstration Project invites clinical faculty to work on projects that are a priority for the UW Health system and can be addressed using an informatics, data-driven workflow with a focus on health care outcomes.
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This Collaborative Award provides support for proposals that build upon the research interests and infrastructure of both partners, and must involve Co-Principal Investigators from MCRI and UW-Madison.
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The University of Wisconsin–Madison Research on Women’s Health Scholar program provides interdisciplinary career development opportunities for a unique cohort of early career faculty to foster their successful transition to independent funding in women’s health research and sex differences research.
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TL1 postdoctoral awards support UW–Madison trainees from different backgrounds with research interests in translational science.
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TL1 predoctoral awards support UW–Madison trainees from different backgrounds with research interests in translational science.
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This award support projects that define and develop novel clinical interventions, or translational aspects of research incorporated into an investigator-initiated project, or projects that address contemporary and/or emerging health crises.
The Research and Protocol Development (RaPD) Program offers funds to support activities that can be used to improve protocols and research projects.