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ICTR Connection Request

Welcome to the ICTR's Connection Request System.

You can use this system to:

  • submit requests for ICTR services
  • ask for help from any of our consultants
  • submit questions, comments, or complaints
  • apply for ICTR grant programs.

This is your one-stop shop for everything the ICTR has to offer.

Begin your connection with the ICTR by logging in now with your JHED ID.

  • Ask an ICTR Navigator

    The Navigators are here to help direct investigators to the ICTR services they need and advise them on "next steps" in the clinical and translational research enterprise at Johns Hopkins. If you’re not sure where to start, click here to ask a Navigator!

  • Accelerated Translational Incubator Pilot (ATIP) Program Application [RFA]

    ATIP provides targeted funding or faculty conducting translational research projects. The next ATIP application deadline is October 1, 2009.

  • Biostatistics CenTeR [Website]

    The goal of the Biostatistics Center’s consulting service is to promote the appropriate use of biostatistics in the design, implementation, and interpretation of clinical and translational research studies.

  • Imaging Support (OISTeR) [Website]

    OISTeR facilitates one-on-one consultation with imaging experts for study design, imaging protocol development and study implementation.

  • Office of Recruitment and Retention Consulting Service (ORRCS) [Website]

    The ICTR Office of Recruitment and Retention Consulting Service (ORRCS) is a resource designed to assist researchers in developing and evaluating plans to recruit and retain study participants in order to facilitate timely recruitment and high rates of participant retention. Researchers may also request assistance with studies in progress when experiencing difficulty in meeting recruitment or retention goals.

    Examples of issues that may be addressed through consultation include: developing a recruitment plan; developing a concise description of the target population and suggestions on methods to access the target population; recruitment of minority or underserved populations; budgeting for recruitment and retention efforts; use of media; methods for tracking recruitment and retention; and participant incentives. These services are offered directly to principal investigators and study coordinators in the Johns Hopkins research community. Students and staff are asked to coordinate their requests through a faculty advisor or principal investigator.

    If you would like to take advantage of the expert assistance and support of the ICTR Office of Recruitment and Retention consultants, please complete a service request form through Connection Request by clicking here.


  • Research Ethics Consulting Service (RECS)

    RECS provides advice and support for investigators as they address ethical questions that arise during study design and execution.

  • Translational Technology Core Laboratory (TTC) [Website]

    The TTC bridges the gap between clinical genetic testing and research-driven molecular technologies with consulting and laboratory services and assistance with translation of molecular technologies to the clinical environment.