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InsideTraCS — with Lori Carter-Edwards

Lori Carter-Edwards, PhD, is a social epidemiologist, health educator, and nationally recognized expert in community-engaged research. For the last ten years, she has helped lead the NC TraCS Community and Stakeholder Engagement...

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Funding Opportunity: Creativity Hubs RFP announced

The 2021-2022 Creativity Hubs funding competition has begun! A request for proposals for participation in the fourth round of funding is now available. The deadline for proposals is October 18, 2021. Creativity Hubs...

NC TraCS Award Announcements

The NC TraCS Institute is pleased to announce awardees for 2 programs, April—August 2021: TraCS $2K pilot grants TraCS $2K Stakeholder Engagement vouchers Awardees include investigators from UNC School of Medicine,...

Study pinpoints genes underlying birth defects

The award described below is a continuation and expansion of a project that began with an NC TraCS pilot award ($50,000 Duke/UNC-Chapel Hill CTSA Consortium Collaborative Translational Research Pilot Grant) for...

NC TraCS Award Announcements

In June 2021, NC TraCS received 32 pilot grant applications for 3 programs: $5K - $50K Pilot Grants FastTraCS Emerging Challenges in Biomedical Research (ECBR) – Health Equity – partnered...

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