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CTSI is now accepting applications for its new TL1 Program for University of Minnesota pre- and -post doctoral trainees and medical fellows that allows nearly $1.3 million in support across two years for up to 11 scholars.
The Clinical Research Support Center, a partnership among the U's primary clinical research service groups aimed at helping investigators and study teams more efficiently navigate the clinical research environment and advance research projects more quickly, is slated to officially open its doors next month. Attend the Open House 2 to 4pm, Sept. 4.
Three research projects have been selected to each receive $50,000 in initial project funding and support through CTSI's Translational Product Development Fund (TPDF) to advance along the translational development pathway toward the formation of a start-up company or execution of a license agreement.
The TL1 Program, for University of Minnesota pre- and post -doctoral trainees and medical fellows who are committed to a substantive and impactful career in translational research and team science, is CTSI's seventh program dedicated to building a pipeline of clinical and translational researchers. Dr. Jayne Fulkerson was recently named Director of the TL1 Program, and Dr. Angela Panoskaltsis-Mortari the Associate Director.
A CTSI team and supported resource, made possible through CTSI's Clinical and Translational Award, is contributing to the Minnesota Cancer Clinical Trials Network (MNCCTN) that aims to expand access to cancer clinical trials for all Minnesotans.
This program provides funding in two stages to full-time University of Minnesota faculty to prepare and implement prospective clinical pilot studies for focused clinical research questions and the data collected is expected to inform subsequent larger clinical trials.
Letters of Interest are now being accepted for a CTSI pilot award program that supports community-university research projects that address important health issues identified by Minnesota communities.
Applications are now being accepted through three of CTSI's research career development programs aimed at helping junior faculty and pre- and post-doctoral trainees build their research careers.
Get your nominations in by August 23 for CTSI's annual Mentor of the Year awards program recognizing University of Minnesota research mentors, junior mentors, and biostatistician mentors.
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