CTR-IN Grant

• CTR-IN Introduction ("What is CTR-IN?")
  • CTR-IN stands for “Clinical Translational Research Infrastructure Network”
    • The CTR-IN Grant provides funding support and resources to help faculty interested in clinical and translational research get extramural funding.
  • Learn More
    • MW CTR-IN Overview
    • Ed Portal
      • MW CTR-IN Short Courses
    • CTR-IN Online Resources
      • MW CTR-IN Policies and Procedures
      • MW CTR-IN Frequently Asked Questions
    • Helpful Tools
      • eCT Connect Work
      • MW CTR-IN Vivo Search
      • RTRN Research Search
      • NIH Toolkit
      • Society of Health and Physical Educators Researchers' Toolkit
      • NIH 7 Modules Grantmanship Workshop
    • Contact Information
      • MW CTR-IN Administrative Core
      • MW CTR-IN Leadership Team
      • MW CTR-IN CREMCad (Clinical Research Education, Mentoring and Career Development) Staff
      • MW CTR-IN External Advisory Committee
• Get Started ("Who Can I Talk To?")
  • Find a Concierge
  • Find a Biostatistician
  • Find a Mentor
    • Mentor/Collaborator Search Tools
• CTR-IN Grant Process & Support Resources ("How Does the CTR-IN Grant Process Work?")
  1. Initial Study Design
     • Preliminary Data Needed
  2. One Pager
  3. Grant Writing Support
     • Grant Writing Workshop
     • Grants Club
     • Editing Help
     • Annual Meeting
     • Iterative Drafts
     • Abstracts & Publications
       • Build Biosketch
  4. Ad-hoc Review
  5. Extramural Proposal
• Apply for Funding ("What Funding is Available?")
  • CTR-IN Grant Awards
    • Pilot Grant RFA
      • Pilot Grants Portal Site
      • Pilot Grants Overview
    • Mini Grants RFA
      • Mini Grants Portal Site
  • CTR-IN Support Awards
    • Visiting Scholars RFA
      • Visiting Scholars Portal Site
    • Mini Sabbaticals RFA
      • Mini Sabbaticals Portal Site
• Get Extramural Funding ("What is the Goal?")
  • Achieve Your Research Goals
  • Do Sustainable Impactful Independent Extramurally Supported Research
  • Change Lives