Partnership and Engagement Grants
Ohio State University's Partnership and Engagement Grants fund collaborative research teams tackling brain injury challenges through transdisciplinary science and external partnerships.
Funder: Ohio State University
Due Dates: January 20, 2027 (Full application deadline)
Funding Amounts: Up to $50,000 per project; 1–2 projects funded annually; 1-year project period; 25% matching required.
Summary: Supports faculty teams in transdisciplinary research with external partners to address real-world challenges in brain injury and related fields.
Key Information: Full applications require external partners and matching funds; awards are one-time, not renewable.
Description
The Partnership and Engagement Grants (PEGs) offered by Ohio State University’s Center for Brain Injury Recovery & Discovery (CBIRD) are designed to catalyze transdisciplinary research collaborations between faculty teams and external partners—including government agencies, community organizations, and industry. The program aims to foster sustainable, impactful partnerships that address complex, real-world problems within chronic brain injury and related neurological domains. Projects should be grounded in CBIRD’s key research areas, including injury mechanisms, assessment, intervention, and systems-level implementation, with a focus on measurable community benefit and the potential to secure future extramural funding.
