11 Jun Get your new project off the ground with ITHS pilot funding
The ITHS Pilot Award Program is designed to help investigators with one of the biggest challenges they face: where to get funding for new projects....
ITHS Pilot Awards
13 Mar Ignition Award: $75,000 available for novel biomedical pilot research
[NOTE: The application period for this award is now closed] There are certain preclinical questions that simply cannot be answered in the lab or in a mouse model alone. In these areas of research, it becomes essential to test an idea in a non-human primate...
16 Jan ITHS announces recipients of $280K in pilot award funding
This year, awardees will tackle research challenges ranging from alternative treatments for the opioid epidemic through health related applications in mobile technology. The Institute of Translational Health Sciences offers annual pilot awards for novel, innovative, and collaborative clinical research. Our three largest funding mechanisms are...
07 May Seeking Pilot Award applications, Letters of Intent due June 15
Translational science is a unique part of medical research that focuses on moving new ideas and inventions from the investigation to saving lives. Researchers need a flexible funding mechanisms to help transition their work along this path. To help fill this gap, ITHS offers four...
12 Mar Catalyzing new research in Alzheimer’s disease
When a project is moments away from completion, or a new question arises during the experiment, a little bit of extra funding can go a long way. This is the inspiration behind the ITHS Catalyst program....
06 Mar ITHS/Primate Center Ignition Award
The Washington National Primate Research Center (WaNPRC) and the ITHS are pleased to sponsor the Ignition Award pilot study program, focusing on the use of nonhuman primate models of human disease. The purpose of this award is to explore innovative areas of nonhuman primate (NHP) research...
04 Jan Next round of pilot awardees selected
The Institute of Translational Health Sciences is proud to announce the 2018 Pilot Award recipients. During this funding cycle, awardees will develop healthcare related mobile applications, take on clinical challenges, and form new community based partnerships. ...
29 Aug Climbing The Funding Ladder in Research and Drug Development
In 2013, Kenneth Cornell, PhD, an associate professor of biochemistry at Boise State University, received an ITHS small pilot award of $10,000 in order to research novel antibiotics to treat Giardia intestinalis infections. This past spring, Dr. Cornell was awarded additional funding by the National...
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