NIH's limited competition supports clinical and translational research workforce and infrastructure development in states that have historically received low levels of NIH funding.
This grant supports expanding clinical research capacity in underfunded states by fostering collaborations, training coordinators, addressing research barriers, and building infrastructure for clinical trials and observational studies.
NIH's limited competition supports institutions in historically underfunded states to build biomedical research capacity through early-career recruitment, mentoring, facilities, and administrative support.
This grant supports institutions in training postdocs and junior faculty for independent careers in clinical and translational science as part of the national CTSA Program network.
This grant supports institutional training programs for predoctoral and postdoctoral researchers in clinical and translational science, aiming to speed up the movement of scientific discoveries into improved health care.
The NCATS offers K12 grants for research career development in clinical and translational science to prepare diverse postdoctoral fellows and junior faculty for independent research careers across various sectors.