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Microbiome Navigator and Webinar Series
The Microbiome Navigator is your first contact and guide to microbiome science. The Microbiome Informatics Webinar Series topics empower researchers to better understand microbes and their viruses in complex communities.
Learn More About Microbiome Services
Thank You for Attending the Annual Scientific Meeting!
Thank you for attending the ASM! We hope you found the day to be insightful and an excellent opportunity for collaboration across colleges! We would love to hear your feedback from the event and will be sending out a survey later this week.
View the Digital Poster Gallery and the CTSI ASM Photo Gallery
Path to K
The Path to K Mentored Career Development Grant provides up to two years of support to faculty from health science colleges working toward writing an NIH K award.
Learn More About the Path to K
K12 Early Career Training Grant
The CTSI K12 Career Development Grant funds early career investigators to conduct clinical or translational research and develop their research skills as they progress to be independently funded researchers.
Learn More About the K12 Grant
Additional Resources
Clinical Trials / Studies Resources
The Ohio State CTSI is here to provide resources or guidance on where to go for your associated clinical research needs.
Clinical Trials Oversight
Ensure the rights and well-being of subjects are protected, data is accurate, complete, reliable and that the trial is conducted in compliance with the protocol, ICH-GCP and applicable regulatory requirements.
Degree Programs
Whatever your role in clinical and translational research, from physician-scientist to laboratory technician to PhD student, there is a degree program for you.
Pilot Programs
Supporting transformative, innovative, interdisciplinary translational research that seeks to advance team science, implementation science, inter-institutional partnerships and/or community partnerships.
Resources for Community Members and Partners
Research requires the help of everyone, not just doctors or researchers, and Ohio community members are excellent partners.
