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News & Updates
Tufts CTSI Announces 2016 Career Development Award Scholars
Tufts CTSI is delighted to announce the scholars selected to participate in our prestigious, NIH-funded 2016 Career Development Award (KL2) Program. Congratulations to:
- Alexa Craig, MD, Assistant Professor, Maine Medical Center
Project: Delayed rewarming for neuroprotection in infants following cardiopulmonary bypass surgery: A safety study
- Keren Ladin, PhD, MSc, Assistant Professor, Tufts University School of Arts and Sciences
Project: Mitigating disparities in shared decision-making and end-of-life care among African-Americans with kidney failure
- Teresa May, DO, Assistant Professor, Maine Medical Center
Project: Variation in sedation and neuromuscular blockade practices on outcomes after cardiac arrest
The goal of the Career Development Award Program is to train the next generation of highly successful translational scientists in the concepts of team science and in translating research findings to clinical practice, public health, and public policy. Selected scholars receive salary support and fringe benefits for two years of protected research training time.
The next application period will begin in the fall of 2017.
Brochures Available for Potential Research Participants
Looking for materials to support communication between researchers and potential research participants? The New England Research Subject Advocacy Group published a series of brochures, available in 15 languages, that provide useful information and helpful questions to think about and to ask before deciding to participate in a research study. Topics include:
- Blood Draw for Research
- CT Scans for Research
- Genetic Research
- Incidental Findings in Health Research
- MRI Scans for Research
- PET Scans for Research
- Research Subject Bill of Rights
- Should I Be a Research Subject?
- Social and Behavioral Research
- Stem Cell Research
- Surrogate Decision-making in Health Research
Electronic versions of the brochures are available online; to request printed copies, please email regulatory@catalyst.harvard.edu.
Save the Date: Graduate Symposium is May 20
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Seminars, Drop-in Sessions, & Events
Please click on the links below for event information and registration. To view all upcoming Tufts CTSI events, visit our calendar.
Monday
2/22 |
Tuesday
2/23 |
Wednesday
2/24 |
Thursday
2/25 |
Friday
2/26 |
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BERD Center
Drop-in Session
8:00-9:00AM
35 Kneeland St.
10th Floor
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Monday
2/29 |
Tuesday
3/1 |
Wednesday
3/2 |
Thursday
3/3 |
Friday
3/4 |
Medford
Research Help
Office Hours
with Statistician
Lori Lyn Price
10:30AM-12:30PM
Email for
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BERD Center
Drop-in Session
8:00-9:00AM
35 Kneeland St.
10th Floor
Boston |
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Monday
3/7 |
Tuesday
3/8 |
Wednesday
3/9 |
Thursday
3/10 |
Friday
3/11 |
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BERD Center
Drop-in Session
8:00-9:00AM
35 Kneeland St.
10th Floor
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How Can We Help You?
Looking for a collaborator or mentor? Need assistance with study design, statistical analysis, or clinical trials? Want to consult with an expert on patient-centered outcomes research, community engagement, comparative effectiveness research or One Health?
Tufts CTSI is ready to help! To get started, use our online request form. Once we receive your request, we'll get back to you within two business days.
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Cite It!
We're counting on you.
Please help to ensure the future of clinical and translational research at Tufts.
Cite the NIH CTSA award any time you use Tufts CTSI resources, services, and facilities:
UL1TR001064
For more information, visit our How to Cite Tufts CTSI web page.
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