The Clinical and Translational Science of Southeast WI (CTSI) invites applications for the Mentored Career Development Awards to support the research efforts and career development of junior faculty dedicated to clinical and translational research towards becoming independent investigators. The overall goal of the Program is...
CTSI launches a new program to support our clinical and translational investigators, clinicians, and other stakeholders. This opportunity will lead to new capabilities and resources for deep learning and artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms supported by high performance computing that advances our footprint in the clinical...
Precision Medicine continues to gain momentum in U.S. healthcare, and it’s specifically impacting the field of Otolaryngology in our community, including addressing disparities in patient treatment and outcomes. Discover the road to Oto-Clinomics, inside this edition of CTSI Discovery Radio!...
Since the completion of human genome project in 2003, genomics has progressively come to play a central role in basic and translational research. Over the last two decades, numerous genomic technologies, bioinformatics and computational tools have been developed to accelerate the discovery of genomic information...
LOI Due: June 13, 2022 | This Call for Applications aims to provide training opportunities for junior faculty working in clinical and translational research to become independent investigators who are capable of developing and executing collaborative research on the platform of team science. This 3-year...
It’s a disorder that causes loss of pigment in tissues and can significantly impact the visual system. Hear from a mother whose son’s diagnosis lead to the discovery that it’s been in her family for generations. It’s all about albinism…inside this edition of CTSI Discovery...
Extended Deadline for Intent to Apply: June 8th | The CTSI Translational and Clinical Studies Program Traditional Pilot Awards are supported by the Medical College of Wisconsin and the National Institutes of Health (NIH). Up to 5 meritorious projects will be awarded at up to $50,000...
Observational Studies are distinctly different from the Randomized Controlled Trails (RCT). RCTs are used for estimating Averaged Treatment Effects (ATE) and heavily rely on impartial randomization to treatment groups. Randomization is not possible in observational studies preventing direct ATE estimation. Instead, Averaged Causal Effect (ACE)...
