The CTSI’s 2018 accomplishments were recapped in the March 7, 2019 “Reflecting on Our Achievements, Part 2” message from David R. Nelson, M.D., interim senior vice president for health affairs, UF, president, UF Health, and CTSI director. Read the full message here: https://ufhealth.org/news/2019/2018-review-reflecting-our-achievements-part-2 The CTSI section follows: As a catalytic hub for translational research, the…
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2019 International Mentoring Association Annual Conference at UF
The International Mentoring Association Annual Conference will center around the theme: “Diversity in Mentoring Initiatives: Practice and Research.” Early bird rate ends Feb. 11.
Pilot Project Awards for Research on Pain, Aging, and Disability
The University of Florida Center for Advancing Minority Pain and Aging Science (UF CAMPAS) is seeking innovative, interdisciplinary Pilot Study applications that address biopsychosocial contributions to pain and disability among older adults. Due March 1, 2019.
UF Health Precision Medicine Program, part of CTSI, is a national finalist for ASHP’s Excellence in Patient Safety Award
CTSI and IFAS to host program on rural health and health equity
This CLIC-supported event will focus on catalyzing new collaborations to bridge the translational science and agricultural extension sectors to improve rural health and health equity.
Register for the UF Precision Medicine Conference
Be at the forefront of precision medicine implementation and learn about the latest strategies and technologies for bringing genomic medicine and pharmacogenomics into the clinic at the 2019 UF Precision Medicine Conference, March 7-8, 2019 in Orlando.
UF contributes to nationwide research effort
In a recent CBS4 feature, David R. Nelson, MD, CTSI Director, Betsy Shenkman, PhD, CTSI Co-Director, and William Hogan, MD, Director of Biomedical Informatics, discuss the importance of the All of Us research program, a nationwide effort with the goal of trying to accelerate research and improve the health of all Americans.
KL2 Scholars Jennifer Fishe and Henry Young conduct research in emergency medicine
Meet two KL2 Scholars, emergency-medicine assistant professors Jennifer Fishe, MD, and Henry Young, MD, and learn about their research.
Research professionals honored for earning and maintaining certifications
More than 60 clinical research professionals from UF who have earned specialty certifications in the field of research from national and worldwide associations were honored recently at a reception hosted by the CTSI.
CTSI Research Day Features Scholars and Trainees, NIH Loan Repayment Official
Trainees, scholars and pilot award recipients presented their work and heard from an NIH official about how to alleviate a major barrier to research: Student loans.