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Learn more about MICHR funding opportunities or get help with developing a grant application through strategic advice, facilitated grant development sessions, workshops, and editing support.
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Consultations to help researchers advance the science and application of dissemination and implementation research
Free
An online course that provides advice and instruction for writing a successful NIH career development (K) award
There is a fee of $156 for U-M registrants and $210 for others. (MICHR will provide a full refund to U-M registrants who pay by shortcode and attend all three sessions.)
Workshop offering robust guidance and feedback for writing a career development grant
Free
A suite of offerings designed to help you craft a compelling and competitive large-scale grant
Free
A letter of support detailing MICHR offerings you will use to meet the research goals outlined in your proposal
This service is free and there are no cost-sharing requirements for your department. The pricing/recharge rates for this and other MICHR services are available here.
Funding for innovative studies addressing a common cause of inefficiency in the translational research pipeline
Free
Dedicated mentorship, career development, and funding support for early-career U-M researchers in health sciences
Free
Equips predoctoral students with the tools, mentorship and support for driving innovative health research
Free
Designed to prepare those with a doctorate in biomedical science, engineering or social science disciplines for independent research careers
This workshop is free for U-M and CTSA Hub-affiliated attendees, as well as U-M and WSU-EACPHS affiliates. There is, however, a $92 late cancellation/no-show fee for those who register but do not participate in and attend the workshop without advance notice to the organizing team. There is a $125 non-refundable fee for non-U-M attendees who are not affiliated with a CTSA Hub, payable by credit card.
Learn to review NIH grants in a simulated peer review setting
Free
Grant of up to $5,000 to foster impactful community-academic partnerships and creatively share your research findings with the community
Free
Facilitated sessions that drive collaboration and innovation at various stages of team and research development