Emory-Affiliated Research Funding

The Emory University Research Committee provides research grants to regular, full-time Emory faculty. Applications are typically due in January each year.

Georgia CTSA's Pilot Grants program is a catalyst and vehicle for the transformation of clinical and translational science in Georgia. The program promotes new networks of multidisciplinary and inter-institutional research teams.

The goal of the Georgia CTSA KL2 Program is to support and enhance career development for junior faculty (MD, PhD, MD/PhD, or PharmD) interested in a career that encompasses clinical and translational science and clinical and translational research. View RFP.

The Peach Bowl LegACy Fund, is a peer-reviewed program which provides funding to enhance Children's Healthcare of Atlanta's ability to open clinical trials for children, adolescents and young adults with pediatric cancers. This includes the development of novel drugs, devices and treatment strategies. The overall goal is to ensure that high-priority novel agents, devices and treatment strategies can be tested in patients in a more rapid manner. View RFP.

The SOM I³ Awards were created in FY 2019 to support innovative research ideas that promote interdisciplinary and cross-departmental and -divisional research, i.e., collaborations at the boundaries of disciplines or research requiring input from scientists, clinicians, and/or educators in diverse disciplines. View RFP.

The Synergy Awards were created to spark new, synergistic interactions among faculty throughout the Woodruff Health Sciences Center and to enable scientific achievements of the highest quality and impact. Applications are typically due in late April.