Programmatic Research Initiatives
The Program supports the development of programmatic research and team science on the Anschutz campus through the CU ASPIRE program. The benefits of programmatic research are numerous, and it is a priority of our Program to foster teams of researchers who would like to develop their research towards this impactful way of doing research:
- Better research – The ‘whole is greater than the sum of the parts’ with programmatic research
- Scientific Impact – more than you could do on your own
- Community – develop new collaborations and expand your interdisciplinary research directions
- Recruitment – helps recruit new trainees and faculty to strengthen the research mission
Programmatic Resources
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P series funding opportunities, e.g. program project grants (PO1) and center grants (P30) are large, multi-project efforts that generally include a diverse array of research activities.
PPG Outline
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Provides a general overview of the parts of a PO1 grant.
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Highlights important components and requirements of PAR-23-284.
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Highlights important components and requirements of PAR-23-059.
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Driving Programmatic Research' information session held on January 12, 2024.
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Provides Programmatic Research Timetable
Contact Us
David Schwartz, MD
Program Director
David.Schwartz@cuanschutz.edu
Jennifer Kemp, PhD
Associate Program Director
Jennifer.T.Kemp@cuanschutz.edu
Paul Wood, MA
Program Manager
Paul.Wood@cuanschutz.edu
Sarah Miller
Business Coordinator
sarah.h.miller@cuanschutz.edu