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IN-TRAC Pilot Grants

There are three(3) opportunities for pilot grant funding available for IN-TRAC participants :

Please refer to the requests for proposals (RFPs) for more information.

Notice of Intention below. (Deadline Friday, March 7, 2025, 5pm)

You can submit the Final Proposal below.

The deadline for ALL Pilot Grant Submissions: Friday, April 25, 2025, 5pm

2025 IN-TRAC NOI

Name
PI (Supervisor) Name
leave blank if you are the Faculty
Grant mechanism you intend to apply for
if you are applying for more than one grant please list collaborators for each grant
Pre Award SPA Name

2025 IN-TRAC Grant application submission

Applicants Name
Pre Award SPA Name
Grant mechanism you are applying for
Please submit each application separately
File should be one PDF file
Max. file size: 256 MB.

2023 Recipients

2023 Texas Biomed IN-TRAC Preliminary Data Pilot Grant

Mia Aguirre, B.S. (PI: Dr. Blanca Restrepo)

Project Title: “Use of 1G plates to assess phenotypic drug resistant tuberculosis in medically underserved communities on the Mexican side of the border with Texas”

2023 Texas Biomed IN-TRAC Preliminary Data Pilot Grant

Anna Allue-Guardia, PhD (PI: Dr. Jordi Torrelles)

Project Title: “Codon deoptimization as a novel strategy to generate attenuated M.tb strains for vaccine development”

2023 Texas Biomed IN-TRAC Collaborative Pilot Grant 

Dr. Smriti Mehra and Dr. Mahesh Mohan 

Project Title: “Modulating Indoleamines to Optimize Immunity in the Setting of M.tb/HIV Co-infection”

2022 Recipients

2022 Texas Biomed IN-TRAC Preliminary Data Pilot Grant

Dr. Susanta Pahari (PI: Dr. Schlesinger) will study metabolic dysfunction in old age using Murine and NHP macrophages and the potential role of nuclear receptors Rev-erbα/β in this process.

2022 Texas Biomed IN-TRAC Preliminary Data Pilot Grant 

Dr. Juan I Garcia (PI: Dr. Torrelles) will study the validation and feasibility evaluation of a novel test to diagnose and perform drug susceptibility testing of 1st and 2nd line anti-tuberculosis drugs.

2022 Texas Biomed IN-TRAC Collaborative Pilot Grant

Drs. Jordi Torrelles and Gillian Beamer seek to define the lung oxidative and inflammatory mechanisms that drive collaborative cross mice susceptibility to Mycobacterium tuberculosis infection.