He calls it the last revolution in medicine, and he ought to know. He’s new to SE Wisconsin, but through his years of expertise, he’s leading researchers and clinicians in using the human genome to better understand disease, improve diagnoses and advance patient care in...
Background: The CTSI of Southeast Wisconsin is in the process of restructuring the Adult Translational Research Unit (A-TRU) staffing and services to more robustly support investigator needs. Town Hall Meeting Purpose: Generate investigator and coordinator feedback to collaboratively optimize planning and restructuring of the A-TRU. This...
In academic medicine, post-doctoral fellows are often at the forefront of scientific research. But not all post-docs stay in academics. On today’s show, we’ll discover an organization that’s helping post-docs gain experience from industry, while providing knowledge to industry. It’s known as PICO, or Postdoc...
Come and learn about the Real-Time IRB review process from investigators, study staff, and IRB members who have had their research reviewed via this innovative mechanism. Presenters will discuss the Real-Time IRB review process, studies that are best suited for this type of review, and...
Are you an early career investigator who craves opportunities to attack challenging research questions with unconventional approaches? If so we need you for an Innovation Lab to re-imagine research on lifestyle and health. Innovation Labs are a facilitated 5-day collaborative journey in planning creative and audacious...
2017 was another year packed with interesting stories of research and discoveries through translational science, and every month CTSI Discovery Radio brought them to you. We learned about a public health crisis that’s claiming lives in our community and a project helping bring new lives...
NIBIB and NCATS announce the availability of NIBIB Supplements to NCATS CTSA Programs for Translational Research Teams of Quantitative Researchers and Clinician-Scientists (Admin Supp) This program aims to facilitate partnerships where a clinician-scientist and a quantitative researcher, with a background in engineering or the computational or...
The primary objective of the Nucleating Workshops is to develop and facilitate multidisciplinary team research collaborations targeting specific health topics identified by the community. In addition, workshops aim to involve a more diverse group of stakeholders, thus expanding team diversity. Members of the community, patients,...
