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The Barnes-Jewish Hospital Foundation (BJHF) and the ICTS are pleased to announce 17 awardees for 2012-13. Principal Investigators represent Saint Louis Univeristy and 11 different WU departments. See the full list of awardees or download the list from the BJHF-ICTS Funding Program page.
Interested in learning common techniques in basic science? The Clinical Research Training Center will host a 2-week course entitled "Bench Fundamentals of Translational Research. See the flyer below or contact Angela Wilson for more information.
Bench Fundamentals
The Our Community, Our Health symposium entitled "Improving Health Outcomes in St. Louis: Emerging Research and Strategies to Address Health Disparities" was held on April 17th. Link to an article from The Beacon for a summary of the message from featured speaker Rev. Starsky Wilson.
The ICTS has launched the ICTS Research Accelerator, a web-based tool to facilitate easy, secure collaboration and resource sharing. Researchers at all ICTS partner institutions are welcome to use the tool. Getting started takes less than 2 minutes. For more information see the PDF below or access the tool at http://icts.researchaccelerator.org
Accelerator Description
The first 2012 ICTS Newsletter includes a description of the new Center for High Performance Computing and an article summarizing the results of the scientific collaboration survey.
Jan-Feb ICTS News Previous Editions
Although the NIH CTSA and other institutional resources provide substantial subsidy, budgetary reductions necessitate implementation of minimal charge-back for services from the CARS Clinical Research Unit and Pediatric Clinical Research Unit. Charge-back will be effective June 1, 2012 and details are outlined in the document below.
Charge-Back Notice
ICTS members were invited in April to respond to a survey providing feedback about research collaboration. Responses were summarized and included in the competitive renewal application submitted in June. A report of the responses has been compiled with an Executive Summary and detailed report, accessible through the links below.
Executive Summary Full Report
For personal assistance in navigating the ICTS core services in support of your clinical and translational research, contact the Research Navigator at ICTSNavigator@wustl.edu or 314-747-8155.
Feedback Forum
Follow the link below to provide anonymous feedback related to the ICTS and its Cores and programs.
ICTS Feedback Forum
contact information
Bradley Evanoff, MD, MPH
bevanoff@dom.wustl.edu ICTS Director
Kelle H. Moley, MD
moleyk@wustl.edu ICTS Co-Director
Rebecca Evans
revans@dom.wustl.edu Business Director (314) 362-9386
Or email us at ICTS@dom.wustl.edu
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