Resource Awards
Forecasted
Ohio State University's Resource Awards fund shared research infrastructure to boost collaborative chronic brain injury studies across multiple colleges.
Funder: Ohio State University
Due Dates (Anticipated): May 2027 (Full application submission deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: Up to $100,000 per award; supports shared infrastructure for collaborative brain injury research (one-time, cost-sharing).
Summary: Cost-sharing grants for shared equipment, personnel, or resources to enhance collaborative research and clinical capacity in chronic brain injury at Ohio State.
Key Information: Applications must be led by a CBIRD Faculty Member and benefit at least two Ohio State colleges.
Description
Resource Awards from Ohio State University’s Center for Brain Injury Recovery & Discovery (CBIRD) are designed to strengthen the chronic brain injury research community by funding shared equipment, personnel, and resources. These awards focus on collaborative, cost-shared investments in infrastructure to enhance both research and clinical capabilities. By prioritizing shared resources over individual project funding, Resource Awards aim to promote efficiency, sustainability, and innovation, accelerating advances in understanding, preventing, and treating the long-term effects of brain injuries.
