The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee is moving forward with plans to build a research facility adjacent to the MCW campus. The UWM Real Estate Foundation has completed the purchase of eighty-nine acres of property in the City of Wauwatosa to develop the UWM Innovation Park for...
CTSA, AIAMC, and NIH investigators will be able to initiate applications jointly for Bench-to-Bedside research projects. Up to $135K per year for two years is available to support these intramural/extramural partnerships in clinical research. ...
The MSOE SMART Team program (Students Modeling a Research Topic) is currently recruiting translational researchers to mentor teams of high school students in a minimally invasive protein modeling project. The goal of the program is to expose students to the real world of science –...
The CTSI is pleased to announce the appointment of Paul Knudson, MD, as Co-Director of the CTSI Biomedical informatics Program. Dr. Knudson is an associate professor of Medicine in the Division of Endocrinology, Metabolism, and Clinical Nutrition at MCW and serves as a co-Director...
On August 4th Marquette University and CTSI celebrated the launching of the new graduate program (both Ph.D. and M.S.) in Clinical and Translational Rehabilitation Health Science (CTRH), recently approved by the Marquette Board of Trustees. The purpose of these programs is to train investigators within...
The CTSI would like to invite our research community to participate in this opportunity to attend a sponsored conference. Creighton University Center for Health Policy & Ethics received funding from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Research Integrity (ORI) and ORI...
CTSA Research Community, The Air Force Medical Support Agency (AFMSA) Modernization Directorate is soliciting white papers for research. This is a 5-year, 2-step, open-ended Broad Agency Announcement (BAA). Many of the topic areas are narrowly focused on military needs, but one in particular may be of interest...
Every day research scholars and clinicians around the world generate considerable amounts of biomedical data. The data is produced in multiple formats, including natural languages, medical/biological images, proteomic, and gene expression from various tissues and cell lines. It is impossible for any human being to...
