
CCTS
To view a list of upcoming lectures and seminars here at the OSU CCTS, visit our Education and Training page and click on Seminars & Lectures.
For information on Requests for Applications (RFAs) and a detailed calendar with deadlines and research funding information, visit the CCTS Awards Calendar.
The OSU Center for Clinical and Translational Science (CCTS) Community Engagement Program is seeking applicants for the Pilot Grants for Community Engagement in Health-related Research. The overall goal of these Pilot Awards to increase and improve two-way partnerships between researchers and communities. The RFA deadline is March 15, 2010. Download the Pilot Award RFA flier, or contact the Community Engagement Program for more details.
The Howard Hughes Medical Institute Med into Grad Scholars program for precandidacy Ohio State University graduate students. Application due date: February 15.
The OSU Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) Med into Grad Scholars program is designed to prepare predoctoral students to conduct research at the interface of basic biomedical science and clinical medicine. Graduates of this program are expected to expedite the clinical application of discoveries in biomedical science to improve human health and to create successful research partnerships with physicians.
Students participating in the course “The Science of Food for Health” came to The Ohio State University Medical Center Jan. 6, 2010 to learn about clinical research. Texas A&M University headed the course, with students from Ohio State and Iowa State participating.
Timothy Buckley, PhD, OSU College of Public Health, was awarded one of five pilot projects for community engagement in research by the Ohio State University Center for Clinical and Translational Science.
Buckley’s project was developed to build a partnership to support the Wedgewood residents who face many indoor environmental threats associated with the building complex including insect infestations, rodents, and environmental tobacco smoke.