Clinical and Translational Science Award (UM1)
Funds an academic medical centre to run a hub in the national network that moves discoveries from laboratory to first-in-human to clinical practice.
This is the parent award of a Congressionally mandated national network, and it is one of the largest things an academic medical centre can hold.
A hub joins a collaborative consortium whose purpose is bringing more treatments to more people more quickly, by advancing clinical and translational science. The notice sets out six jobs for a hub.
Develop, demonstrate and disseminate scientific and o…
Clinical and Translational Science Award hubs in a national collaborative consortium, developing and disseminating scientific and operational innovations across the translation pathway, promoting partnerships, addressing health disparities, improving clinical research quality and informativeness, providing rapid response capacity for urgent public health needs, and training clinical research professionals. Clinical trials are optional.
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