Purpose:
UConn’s Clinical Research and Innovation Seed Program (CRISP) is a partnership between the OVPR, the School of Medicine, and the School of Dental medicine created to: 1) help unlock the research creativity of UConn/UConn Health faculty who serve in clinical roles and 2) to support faculty who are doing human subjects research and working with clinical populations.
CRISP aims to support faculty in clinical roles who haven’t been research active, but who have compelling research ideas they would like to pursue.Clinical faculty at UConn and UConn Health are world-class practitioners in their areas of expertise, but due to their clinical and teaching responsibilities, they often do not have the opportunity to develop research programs that can lead to external funding.CRISP is designed to provide the seed funding needed for clinical faculty to get exciting research projects started.
Faculty who work with human subjects and clinical populations know that this work can be challenging and sometimes cost-prohibitive, particularly for those who are in the early stages of projects or who are seeking pilot data to support large-scale external submissions. CRISP also aims to provide the support needed to launch significant human subjects/clinical research projects and to move them towards external funding success.
Program Timeline
- Program opens 3/01/24.
- Proposal deadline Monday 5/6/24
- Awards expected in early September 2024
Program/Award Details and Eligibility:
The CRISP program offers awards in three different tracks, one focused on clinical faculty-initiated research (CFIR), and two open to both clinical and non-clinical faculty that is focused on human subjects and clinical research (HSR 1 & 2).
Note: Submissions to this program are made via a third-party software application, SurveyMonkey Apply. The terms of use and privacy statements for this software apply to your use of it and to the information you provide in your application. Before proceeding with your submission, please review their terms and privacy statements linked below.
Clinical Research and Innovation Seed Program (CRISP)
Purpose:
UConn’s Clinical Research and Innovation Seed Program (CRISP) is a partnership between the OVPR, the School of Medicine, and the School of Dental medicine created to: 1) help unlock the research creativity of UConn/UConn Health faculty who serve in clinical roles and 2) to support faculty who are doing human subjects research and working with clinical populations.
CRISP aims to support faculty in clinical roles who haven’t been research active, but who have compelling research ideas they would like to pursue.Clinical faculty at UConn and UConn Health are world-class practitioners in their areas of expertise, but due to their clinical and teaching responsibilities, they often do not have the opportunity to develop research programs that can lead to external funding.CRISP is designed to provide the seed funding needed for clinical faculty to get exciting research projects started.
Faculty who work with human subjects and clinical populations know that this work can be challenging and sometimes cost-prohibitive, particularly for those who are in the early stages of projects or who are seeking pilot data to support large-scale external submissions. CRISP also aims to provide the support needed to launch significant human subjects/clinical research projects and to move them towards external funding success.
Program Timeline
- Program opens 3/01/24.
- Proposal deadline Monday 5/6/24
- Awards expected in early September 2024
Program/Award Details and Eligibility:
The CRISP program offers awards in three different tracks, one focused on clinical faculty-initiated research (CFIR), and two open to both clinical and non-clinical faculty that is focused on human subjects and clinical research (HSR 1 & 2).
Note: Submissions to this program are made via a third-party software application, SurveyMonkey Apply. The terms of use and privacy statements for this software apply to your use of it and to the information you provide in your application. Before proceeding with your submission, please review their terms and privacy statements linked below.