Large Collaborative Grant RFA

Large Collaborative Grant RFA

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: Indiana Clinical and Translational Sciences Institute (CTSI)
Amount: Up to US $75,000
Last Updated: October 06, 2025

Summary

The Large Collaborative Grant RFA, sponsored by the Executive Associate Dean for Research at Indiana University School of Medicine, aims to support large, interdisciplinary grants. Open to full-time faculty, it encourages collaboration and innovative research. Up to $75,000 is available per application, with a requirement for matching funds. This initiative seeks to enhance research capabilities and advance the goals of IUSM through collaborative efforts.

Overview

NOTE: This grant operates via Rolling Submission. Submission date must be > 12 months from the external submission date. Large Collaborative Grant RFA This Executive Associate Dean for Research (EADR) sponsored program is intended to support large, collaborative, interdisciplinary grants including, but not limited to, program project grants (P01s), center grants (P30s, P50s, P60s), and cooperative agreements (U54s). The goal of this initiative is to bring together faculty of Indiana University School of Medicine (IUSM) to collaborate and develop novel concepts that advance the mission and research goals of IUSM. These funds must be used for experiments to generate data to support the grant application. Support for this program is dependent on the availability of funds from the EADR. Funding Up to $75,000 can be available for each application. This is the total amount that can be requested regardless of how many submissions are made. An investigator can request funding for an initial and revised submission, but the total across both submissions is still capped at $75K (e.g. if an application requests $35,000 for preliminary data, submits the grant but needs additional funding for a resubmission, $40,000 can be requested for the additional data).

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. This opportunity invites applications from full-time academic IUSM faculty.Collaborations with out of state faculty, and fees as consultants for out of state faculty, may be considered but must be strongly justified.All requests for funds must be matched 1:1 by non-dean’s office resources (e.g. departments, institutes or centers).

Ineligibility

Faculty who hold visiting appointment status are not eligible to serve on these applications. Postdoctoral Fellows are not eligible to serve as PIs or coPIs.