Access Technology Program

The Access Technology Program (ATP) connects investigators to novel technologies and facilitates access to more than 50 Indiana CTSI Service Cores across the four Indiana CTSI partner campuses.

Connect to Cores

Indiana CTSI Designated Service Cores are facilities that provide a needed service to investigators from more than one department. This enables investigators to conduct their funded individual research projects more efficiently and effectively.

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Add Your Facility to Our List

The ATP approves and oversees the Indiana CTSI Service Cores to ensure they are meeting the needs of our investigators. We review them annually to ensure appropriate and clear operational policies, pricing structure, and customer satisfaction. Become an Indiana CTSI Designated Core.

Apply to become an Indiana CTSI Designated Core

Apply for a Core Pilot Grant

We award over 25 Core Pilot grants per year to provide investigators up to $10,000 in Core Services.

Take Part in the Postdoc Challenge

The Postdoc Challenge offers eligible investigators at IU, IU School of Medicine, IU Indianapolis, Purdue University, and the University of Notre Dame valuable proposal and reviewing experience in areas related to translational research through workshops and the use of a $5000 award to use one or more Indiana CTSI-designated core facilities.

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Contact

  • Access Technology Program

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    Kayla Ndife

    ATP Administrative Assistant

  • Robert Considine, PhD
    Director

     

    Jenna York

    ATP Coordinator