The Department of Pediatrics Grant Success Program (GSP) provides a thorough review and feedback on a research grant application prior to submission in order to strengthen the proposal and enhance its probability of success. Draft aims should be submitted for GSP review at least 2 months in advance of the deadline and the full draft at least 1 month before the deadline. All proposals submitted to GSP will be partnered with a senior investigator for review. Department of Pediatrics investigators are strongly encouraged to take advantage of this service and, based on feedback from senior researchers, this review is a a requirement for Assistant Professors submitting a proposal for internal or external funding.
Please contact the research administration staff to coordinate placement with and review by a member of the GSP committee.
| Specific Aims | Due to the reviewer at least 2 months prior to the grant/sponsor deadline |
| Draft Narrative/Research Plan | Due to the reviewer at least 1 month prior to the grant/sponsor deadline |
Committee Members and expertise (links to the researcher’s website or profile, as available):
- David Allen – childhood growth/development & newborn screening for endocrine disorders
- Mei Baker – newborn screening
- Ryan Coller – children with medical complexity
- James Conway – vaccine effectiveness
- Elizabeth Cox – family-centered interventions
- Bruce Edmonson – general clinical and epidemiological research
- Marlowe Eldridge – cardiopulmonary physiology
- Peter Ferrazzano – hypoxic-ischemic brain injury and neuroprotection
- James Gern – viral infections in asthma
- Anna Huttenlocher – innate immunity, inflammation and cell migration
- Dan Jackson – childhood asthma
- Bruce Klein – fungal pathogenesis and immunology
- Pamela Kling – anemia in neonates
- Rob Lemanske – childhood asthma
- Ryan McAdams – neonatal lung and brain injuries
- M. Stephen Meyn – genetics/genomics, molecular genetics, and cancer
- Megan Moreno – media and adolescent health
- Carter Ralphe – hypertrophic cardiomyopathy
- Paul Sondel, MD, PhD – cancer immunotherapies
- Ellen Wald, MD – upper respiratory infections