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Research Funding
Up-to-date information about a wide range of funding opportunities for research across the health sciences.
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Application Assistance
Health Sciences faculty may have their grant application critically evaluated by scientists who provide grantsmanship advice, editorial and scientific review.
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Research Resources
Administrative, regulatory, and educational resources are available to assist University of Pittsburgh investigators in advancing their research programs.
About the Office of Research, Health Sciences
The Office of Research, Health Sciences, OORHS, mission is to foster both the emerging and the established research enterprises within and across the schools of the Health Sciences at the University of Pittsburgh. These schools are Dental Medicine, Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, and Public Health.
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Application Repository To Help University Researchers (ARTHUR)

The ARTHUR database comprises successfully funded applications, written by faculty members at the University of Pittsburgh, that comply with the current NIH format. Examples of grant applications funded by non-NIH award mechanisms (e.g., DOD/CDMRP, PCORI, and NSF) are also available.
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