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Summary: The CARRA-Arthritis Foundation Mentored Career Development Award supports early career investigators (fellows, assistant professors) who demonstrate a clear track record and a commitment to developing independent research careers in pediatric rheumatology.EligibilityThe project PI for all grants must be a current CARRA member who is up to date on membership dues...
Summary: The CARRA-Arthritis Foundation Large Grant is intended to support established investigators in initiating, advancing, or expanding innovative research projects that further basic, clinical, or translational research and align with the CARRA mission, 2026–2028 Strategic Plan, and Research Agenda. Eligibility The project principal investigator (PI) for all grants must be a current CARRA...
Summary: The CARRA-Arthritis Foundation Bridge Grant is intended to support principal investigators who have submitted a K-equivalent (career development) or R-equivalent (investigator-initiated) application to the National Institutes of Health, Veterans Affairs, Department of Defense, or similar funding agency; received a scored but unfunded application with a priority score, summary statement, and...
Summary: The CARRA-Arthritis Foundation Small Grant is intended to support aid in the development and advancement of innovative basic, clinical and translational research projects that further the CARRA mission and align with priorities outlined in the 2026–2028 Strategic Plan and Research Agenda. Projects supported through this funding mechanism may support pilot...
Summary: This grant will provide support for investigators to dedicate time to fully develop a competitive grant proposal that tests the efficacy of observations or interventions in improving health outcomes in heart transplant patients. ...
Children's Heart Research and Outcomes Center (HeRO)Summary: History of the URC Funding ProgramFounded in 1939, as Emory launched its first PhD programs, the University Research Committee (URC) is among the oldest faculty research funding programs of its kind in the nation. At the time, Emory was working to establish itself as a major research university, and university...
Summary: Our Georgia CTSA K12 Program (previously KL2) application is currently under review with NIH-NCATS. We are accepting applications for the K12 program for the upcoming cycle. Georgia CTSA K12 appointments are contingent on the funding of the Georgia CTSA K12 Program by NIH. Georgia CTSA K12 Program application deadline: February 1, 2027...
Summary: Launching the Next Generation of Child Health ResearchersThe Gerber Emerging Investigator Award supports promising investigators in the early stages of their research careers. The award provides funding and mentorship opportunities to help emerging researchers conduct a first mentored pediatric research project, generate preliminary data, and build the skills and experience...
Summary: Supporting Innovative Research to Improve Child HealthThe Gerber Pediatric Research Award supports high-quality pediatric research with the potential to advance scientific knowledge, improve clinical care, and enhance the health and well-being of infants and children.The Foundation welcomes applications from investigators across all career stages and encourages research environments that foster...
Summary: AnnouncementThe Georgia CTSA TL1 Program is transitioning to the Georgia CTSA T32 Predoctoral and Georgia CTSA T32 Postdoctoral Programs. We are accepting applications for the Georgia CTSA T32 Programs for the 2027-2028 academic year for both predoctoral and postdoctoral trainees. Georgia CTSA T32 Programs application deadline is February 15, 2027,...
