Delaware INBRE Core Facility Voucher Program (used by academic researchers):
DE-INBRE and its Centralized Shared Resources core promote clinical and translational research by facilitating instrumentation access via its Core Facility Voucher Program (previously called the Core Center Access Award (CCAA).
In the past, vouchers have been used to test proof of concept or provide additional data for publication or grants. Funds must be used within six months of award date and may not exceed $4,000.
An investigator can only receive one Voucher or Multi Core Voucher per funding cycle (May 1 – April 30 each year). A full budget must be provided in the application and costs exceeding $4,000 must be co-funded by the applicant’s institution. Applications will be reviewed on the 1st and 15th of each month, and awardees will be notified by Delaware INBRE staff upon completion of leadership review.
Core Facility Voucher Program (used by for-profit entities):
The Center for Advanced Technology (CAT) Technology Access Program (TAP) Grant Application provides Delaware bioscience businesses access to high-end research technologies at a reduced rate for up to $5,000/year is available per Core Facility.
