Other Support Guidance

If you are funded on a CTSI grant (UM1 TR005451, K12 TR005444, and T32 TR005439 from the National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences), you must describe the support you receive from CTSI when reporting for other funding—both new and existing grants. Below, we provide guidance and language you can use in your "other support" document.

Other Support Guidance

Notes: The section containing information on the grant, including the overall objectives, should be copied verbatim. If person-months that span two calendar years are being reported, as for the CTSI awards, the latter year should be entered.

For Those With a Role on the UM1 Award

Proposal/Active Project Title: University of Rochester CTSA Hub

Status of Support: Current

Proposal/Award Number: UM1 TR005451

Source of Support: NIH/NCATS

Primary Place of Performance: University of Rochester, Rochester, NY

Proposal/Active Project Start Date: 08/2025

Proposal/Active Project End Date: 07/2032

Total Anticipated Proposal/Project Amount: $24,137,329

Person Months Per Budget Period Devoted to the Proposal/Active Project:

Overall Objectives: Our mission is to accelerate the translation of discoveries to clinical therapies and population health, with impactful and measurable outcomes at local and national levels. We pursue that mission through innovative translational science, leveraging our deep expertise in informatics, community engagement, workforce development, clinical trials, population health research, ethics, and our extensive national engagement. The CTSI framework for translational science is embodied in our overarching theme of “Research Without Walls,” working closely with our external partners and collaborators to move beyond the physical and virtual confines of institutions, and translational barriers, to accelerate discovery.

For Those with a Role on the K12 Award

Proposal/Active Project Title: CTSA K12 Program at University of Rochester

Status of Support: Current

Proposal/Award Number: K12 TR005444

Source of Support: NIH/NCATS

Primary Place of Performance: University of Rochester, Rochester, NY

Proposal/Active Project Start Date: 8/2025

Proposal/Active Project End Date: 06/2030

Total Anticipated Proposal/Project Amount: $3,780,000

Person Months Per Budget Period Devoted to the Proposal/Active Project:

Overall Objectives: The University of Rochester's Clinical and Translational Science Institute's K12 Career Development Program aims to train the next generation of translational science leaders. It provides a comprehensive mentored research experience, transdisciplinary educational opportunities, career development planning, and a supportive environment. The program focuses on recruiting, mentoring, and developing outstanding Scholars into translational science leaders.

Grant Information

T32 Grant Information

Proposal/Active Project Title: CTSA Predoctoral T32 Program at University of Rochester

Proposal/Award Number: T32 TR005439

Source of Support: NIH/NCATS

Proposal/Active Project Start Date: 09/2025

Proposal/Active Project End Date: 08/2030

Total Anticipated Proposal/Project Amount: $1,116,820

Overall Objectives: The University of Rochester Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI) T32 Pre-Doctoral Training Program aims to cultivate the next generation of leaders in translational science research. It encompasses a comprehensive mentored research experience, transdisciplinary educational opportunities, career development planning, and a supportive environment conducive to growth and achievement. Our training encompasses competencies across eight fundamental domains of a translational scientist equipping trainees with the knowledge and skills needed to improve the health of patients and populations, and supporting the overall CTSI goals of advancing translational science by fostering Research Without Walls. Our specific aims are: Aim 1: Contribute to a well-trained clinical and translational science workforce by recruiting, mentoring, and immersing students into focused training opportunities across the translational science spectrum.  Aim 2: Develop a heterogeneous Trainee pathway and stimulate interest in clinical research training and career paths. Aim 3: Ensure a safe and supportive research training environment through evidence-based mentor training and evaluation. Aim 4: Promote exploration of translational training and careers by leveraging institutional and CTSA Consortium resources and engaging with alumni.