A Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Award (NRSA) Institutional Research Training Grant (T32) is a grant issued by the National Institutes of Health (NIH). T32s are awarded to institutions to develop or enhance research training opportunities for individuals selected by the institution.

The Ohio State University currently has 14 funded T32 training grants.

Additionally, Nationwide Children's Hospital currently has two funded T32 training grants.

Additional information about several of the T32s referenced above can be found at the following links:

• Postdoctoral Training in Cardiometabolic Science
• Comprehensive training in oral and craniofacial sciences
• Mouse pathobiology: Models of human disease
• Oncology training grant
• Training in Congenital and Acquired Heart Disease
• Training in Neuromuscular Diseases

An R25 is a grant issued by the National Institutes for Health (NIH). R25s are awarded to institutions for support to develop and or implement a program.

The Ohio State University currently has five funded R25 research education grants.

Pelotonia is a grassroots bike tour with one goal: to end cancer. 100% of the funds raised by this groundbreaking event go to innovative and life saving cancer research at The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center – James Cancer Hospital and Solove Research Institute.

The Pelotonia Fellowship Program provides two-year research fellowships for up to 12 of the brightest and most promising postdoctoral candidates who want to help cure cancer. Cancer is a complex disease and curing it will take a multidisciplinary effort. So, no matter what the field of study, from the traditional science fields to fields such as history, business and computer science, any postdoctoral candidate may apply.

These fellowships will pay a competitive annual stipend based on NIH guidelines for postdoctoral fellows.

The Ohio State CCTS KL2 Program supports the career development of investigators who have made a commitment to conduct either patient-oriented or translational research.

The CCTS supports seven scholars in clinical and translational science. Support is available for up to two years.

Preference will be given to junior faculty members with fewer than three years since their appointment, but advanced postdoctoral trainees, research scientists, and clinical fellows with a research track record are eligible to apply.

National Postdoctoral Association
The NPA is a fantastic resource for postdocs, offering guidance, events, and a community for postdocs to connect.  As a Sustaining Member of the NPA, postdoctoral scholars, faculty and administrators at Ohio State are entitled to free affiliate NPA memberships. Read the sign-up instructions.

OSU Postdoctoral Association
All Ohio State postdocs are encouraged to join the Ohio State PDA. With monthly meetings, committees, and social events, the PDA is a great way to connect with your peers and work together towards positive changes for all postdocs at Ohio State.

COM Office of Research
Find funding opportunities, seminars and events, and other research resources for the College of Medicine.

OSU Office of Research
Supporting the development, submission, management and integrity of Ohio State research.

Wexner Medical Center
Information about the research accomplishments, top programs, and major research centers of the OSU medical center.

Life Sciences Network
A resource for interdisciplinary research with a section specifically for postdocs

Research Core Facilities
The OSUWMC offers more than 20 core research labs for shared use by faculty, staff and students

Office of Sponsored Programs
Responsible for overseeing sponsored research.

Office of Responsible Research Practices
Supports the University's Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee and Institutional Review Boards, assistants applicants seeking committee approvals for human subject and animal research, and provides educational programming to promote the responsible conduct of research.