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2 Funding Opportunities Current Funding Opportunities All currently posted opportunities appear below. The Deadline indicates the due date for the application submission. You will be unable to submit your application after this date. Click on the title to open the Funding Opportunity summary. Click on the column headers to sort list of Opportunities. ID Agency Program Opportunity Title Pre- Deadline Deadline UC San Diego GEM CHALLENGE 2 - Engineering Proposals 03/14/ UC San Diego NIH Short Term Training Program 2014 Medical Student NIH Summer Training opportunity 03/21/ UC San Diego NIH Short Term Training Program 2014 Pharmacy Student Summer Training Opportunity 03/31/ UC San Diego Pilot Project Sample Pilot FO 01/18/ /25/

3 Page 1 of 2 Funding Opportunities Current s Any previously created applications, for this opportunity, appear below. To start a new application for this opportunity, Click the Start a New link or to copy data from an old application, click on the Copy Existing link. ID Title Status No existing applications Opportunity Details GEM CHALLENGE 2 - Engineering Proposals Copy Existing Start a New Deadline: 03/14/2014 8:00 PM Award Amount Range: $ $60, Project Start Date: 06/02/2014 Project End Date: 12/31/2015 Program Officer: Phone: Deborah Spector x dspector@ucsd.edu Award Announcement Date: 05/05/2014 Maximum Claim Approval Levels Maximum Contract Amendment Approval Levels Selecting Proposals and Applying for Funding Description The GEM Challenge Phase II - Solving Clinical Problems with Engineering Solutions Galvanizing Engineering in Medicine (GEM) is a new collaboration between the UCSD Clinical and Translational Research Institute (CTRI) and the Institute of Engineering in Medicine (IEM) that is facilitated by the Division of Innovation and Industry Alliances (DI2A) in the UCSD Office of Research Affairs (ORA). GEM has established a competition to identify clinical problems for which engineering solutions can be developed and implemented. The GEM challenge is composed of two phases with the overarching goal of building a collaborative ecosystem that leverages UCSD s outstanding strengths in clinical care and engineering to develop and implement innovative healthcare solutions. During Phase I of the competition, clinically active UCSD faculty were invited to submit proposals, each of which identified a specific challenge in patient care that was amenable to innovative engineering solutions. Phase I has concluded, and 8 clinical proposals have been selected by the review committee to move forward to Phase II. Phase II of the competition invites UCSD engineering faculty to propose solutions to the challenges in patient care identified in the proposals. The aim of Phase II is to incentivize engineers to work together with the clinicians to solve pressing challenges and to foster new and promising collaborations between clinicians and engineers. PHASE II Phase II of the GEM competition is now open and UCSD engineering faculty are invited to propose solutions to the selected Phase I proposals. Pilot funding of $60,000 is anticipated for at least one project, which is expected to progress to a prototype within 12 to 18 months. Engineer applicants must contact the Phase I Clinician-PI prior to submission of the Phase II application. This is intended to enable the Engineer to more fully understand the clinical problem, and the Clinician to provide input to the proposed engineering solution and budget. More than one Engineer may submit a solution to a specific problem, and all proposed solutions to each clinical problem will be reviewed. Each Engineer may submit a solution for up to two separate Phase I clinical problems, and such solutions must be submitted as separate Phase II proposals. Although pre-existing or continuing collaborations between an Engineer and Phase I Clinician-PI are eligible for consideration, consistent with the intent of the GEM program to foster new collaborations, proposals that bring together Engineers and Clinicians who have not previously collaborated will be given priority consideration for funding support. The Phase II proposals will be judged by a panel of experts in engineering based on the following criteria: Significance: To what extent will the specific engineering solution address and solve the specific challenge as articulated by the clinician in Phase I? Innovation: To what extent does the proposal involve a novel approach that brings to bear resources available at UCSD expertise, infrastructure, other types of support, particularly in combination? Feasibility: Can the engineering solution be accomplished (at least to the development of a prototype) in a 12 to 18 month time frame with a budget of approximately $60,000? Investigator: How well qualified is the investigator to collaborate with the challenge-proposing clinician(s) to solve the problem? Priority will be given to new collaborations.

4 Page 2 of 2 Faculty from the CTRI, IEM, and Rady School of Management will work with the PIs of the corresponding winning Phase I/Phase II proposals to help establish a team and finalize the budget to accomplish the goals of the project over a 12 to 18 month period Engineering Faculty must be members of the CTRI. If you are not a member of the CTRI, please click on this link to join: The eight approved proposals from Phase I are listed below. How to Apply for Phase II Include the following: 1. Narrative that contains a description of the engineering approach, rationale for its potential effectiveness, resources to be utilized, feasibility, and investigator qualifications. (two pages maximum, 11-point Arial font, 1-inch margins all around) 2. NIH-style biographical sketch including current and pending support (four pages maximum per investigator) for each member of the submitting team. A link to the NIH forms website is listed below. Downloadable biosketch forms are available there. 3. Budget and Justification (total amount not to exceed $60,000) Eligible expenses are limited to: supplies, trainee or technician salary, core lab fees, statistical support for study design, and essential equipment for prototype development. A small amount of funds may be allocated for pilot clinical studies. Ineligible costs include: faculty salary, travel, clerical help, or publications costs. A link to the NIH forms website is listed below. Downloadable budget forms are available there. The deadline for submission of entries is 5:00 pm on March 14, Click on Start a New (upper right hand corner) to begin your proposal submission. Attachments Click on the File Name to open attachment Description File Name File Size NIH biosketch form (word doc) biosketch form.docx NIH budget form (word doc) budget form.docx GEM proposal 1 Final GEM Chiang Urodynamics proposal.pdf GEM proposal 2 Final GEM Conrad-cystic fibrosis.pdf GEM proposal 3 Final GEM Newton Scoliosis ChallengePhaseINarrative.pdf GEM proposal 4 Final GEM Patak controlled substances.pdf GEM proposal 5 Final GEM Wieduwitt-body temp leukemia.pdf GEM proposal 6 Final GEM Xu-molecular engineering FRET.pdf GEM proposal 7 Final GEM Zhang- neovascular retinal degeneration.doc.pdf Website Links Click on the URL to go to website URL Description CTRI membership application page NIH form 398 repository page. Includes biosketch forms and budget forms

5 This page must be completed and saved before proceeding with the rest of the application process. General Information Primary Contact:* Student Test Project Title: (limited to 250 characters)* Blah Blah Blah Authorized Official:* Student Test Organization:* UCSD Return to Top

6 : Blah Blah Blah This page must be completed and saved before proceeding with the rest of the application process. General Information Go to Forms System ID: Project Title: Primary Contact: Additional Contacts: Organization: Blah Blah Blah Student Test Student Test UCSD Last Edited By: Student Test, 02/05/

7 : Blah Blah Blah Click "ADD" to upload a document to a form field. A description of the document is required once the upload is completed. You must "SAVE" the document and then mark the field as COMPLETE. A Co-PI is not required but you must MARK as COMPLETE even with no upload. Forms Details Submit Withdraw Form Name Complete? Last Edited General Information 02/05/2014 PI information PI Biosketch Narrative Budget Budget Justification

8 : Blah Blah Blah To complete the form, click edit in the upper right hand corner, enter data and click save. Be sure to include your address. Information PI Name (Last Name, First Name)* CO-PI Name (Last name, First name) Project Title* PI Contact information - include and campus phone number* Return to Top

9 : Blah Blah Blah To complete the form, click edit in the upper right hand corner, enter data and click save. Be sure to include your address. Information PI Name (Last Name, First Name)* CO-PI Name (Last name, First name) Project Title* PI Contact information - include and campus phone number* fff n/a blah blah blah test@ucsd.edu Mark as Complete Go to Forms Last Edited By: Student Test, 02/05/

10 : Blah Blah Blah Click "ADD" to upload a document to a form field. A description of the document is required once the upload is completed. You must "SAVE" the document and then mark the field as COMPLETE. A Co-PI is not required but you must MARK as COMPLETE even with no upload. Forms Details Submit Withdraw Form Name Complete? Last Edited General Information 02/05/2014 PI information 02/05/2014 PI Biosketch Narrative Budget Budget Justification

11 : Blah Blah Blah Upload NIH formated bioskech on PHS398 form converted to a pdf. CLICK ADD, upload the biosketch and include a description, Click SAVE and MARK as COMPLETE. PI Biosketch Mark as Complete Go to Forms Description File Name File Size Date Uploaded Delete? Last Edited By:

12 Attach File Upload NIH 398 formatted Biosketch - 4 page maximum. Press "ADD" on the top right corner. Include a description of the document and press "SAVE" once the document is uploaded. MARK AS COMPLETE once document is uploaded and saved. Upload File: Browse... Description:* Biosketch for Dr. Test

13 : Blah Blah Blah Upload NIH formated bioskech on PHS398 form converted to a pdf. CLICK ADD, upload the biosketch and include a description, Click SAVE and MARK as COMPLETE. PI Biosketch Mark as Complete Go to Forms Description File Name File Size Date Uploaded Delete? Biosketch for Dr. Test biosketch form.docx 02/05/2014 Last Edited By: Student Test, 02/05/

14 : Blah Blah Blah Click "ADD" to upload a document to a form field. A description of the document is required once the upload is completed. You must "SAVE" the document and then mark the field as COMPLETE. A Co-PI is not required but you must MARK as COMPLETE even with no upload. Forms Details Submit Withdraw Form Name Complete? Last Edited General Information 02/05/2014 PI information 02/05/2014 PI Biosketch 02/05/2014 Narrative 02/05/2014 Budget 02/05/2014 Budget Justification 02/05/

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