Resource Awards from the Center for Brain Injury Recovery & Discovery (CBIRD) support the chronic brain injury community with shared equipment, personnel, and resources to advance research and clinical capabilities.
Pilot Awards support interdisciplinary teams at Ohio State University with seed funding for high-risk chronic brain injury research that generates preliminary results for future studies and clinical trials.
Partnership and Engagement Grants (PEGs) support faculty teams working with external partners on chronic brain injury research and education to deliver measurable benefits for communities.
Seed Grants support new and experienced brain injury researchers with mentored exploratory work and additions to existing studies to advance research on the long-term consequences of acquired brain injury.
BDCRC Pilot Project Award supports researchers studying Batten disease in humans or human-derived biospecimens to advance therapies, improve diagnosis and care, and enhance patient quality of life.
Spinal Cord Injury and Traumatic Brain Injury Research Grant Program supports Minnesota researchers developing treatments and rehabilitation to improve function and quality of life after these injuries.