Indiana CTSI Access Technology Program (ATP)

About this program

Indiana CTSI’s Access Technology Program (ATP) supports investigator access to more than 50 designated service cores and awards over 25 Core Pilot Grants annually to cover up to $10,000 in core services to advance individual research projects. Grants are intended to subsidize use of Indiana CTSI-designated core facilities (e.g., biospecimen management, processing, storage, and specialized assays) to increase efficiency and access to novel technologies. Eligible applicants are investigators and trainees affiliated with Indiana CTSI partner campuses (Indiana University including IU School of Medicine and IU Indianapolis, Purdue University, and the University of Notre Dame) and must follow ATP application procedures and the cores’ operational and pricing policies.