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Day at the Market
The Day at the Market is a multifaceted program of outreach and engagement sponsored by the Johns Hopkins East Baltimore campus. The Northeast Market is where Johns Hopkins meets the community and is an important venue where Johns Hopkins can bridge the disconnect regarding the lack of access to resources and information. Our Johns Hopkins faculty, staff, students and researchers participate in Market Day and use this program as a learning tool for being a better partner with the community, as a dissemination vehicle to return what they have learned to the community, and as a means to deepen interactions…
Find out more »Health and Wellness Day at the Market
In partnership with Johns Hopkins University and Medicine, and University of Maryland Medical Center, Lexington Market invites you to join us for Health and Wellness Day at the Market. The Market welcomes special guests from the medical community as well as other organizations that have your health and wellness in mind. Topics and services will include nutrition, education, healthy cooking demos, health screenings and more.
Find out more »MyPaTH Storybooth Lunch & Learn
MyPaTH Storybooth Project is an opportunity for patients and caregivers to share their healthcare experiences with researchers to better identify problems in the healthcare system. Attendees will learn about the MyPaTH Storybooth and how they can get involved by informing their patients or research participants about this project or even sharing their own story! SPEAKERS: Lilly Su, BS Research Program Coordinator Johns Hopkins School of Nursing Cheryl Dennison Himmelfarb, RN, PhD Professor and Associate Dean for Research Johns Hopkins School of Nursing TO REGISTER: https://mypathstorybooth.eventbrite.com
Find out more »Catalist Seminar Series
The ICTR’s Catalist Seminar Series aims to provide an introduction to innovative approaches in clinical research as a supplement to the training program scholars and other graduate trainees are already receiving. Join us Monday, December 17, from Noon – 1:30 pm in Room 1-500Q, 2024 E. Monument Street, to hear from Shiv Gaglani, MBA, JHU medical student and co-founder and CEO of Osmosis.org. Shiv is also a Forbes Magazine contributor and recently published an article that provides additional context, “Could you get an MD Online?” Shiv Gaglani, MBA Osmosis is a rapidly growing health education company…
Find out more »Health and Wellness Day at the Market
Day at the Market is an outreach and engagement program launched in 2016 at the Northeast Market, located adjacent to the Johns Hopkins University East Baltimore campus. This program aims to not only share health and wellness information, but to serve as a learning tool for being a better partner with the community, as a dissemination vehicle to return what they have learned to the community, and to bridge the gap between the local community and Johns Hopkins University. December 1- 31 Topics Hand washing Awareness Week (National) Influenza Vaccination Week (National) Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Older Driver Safety Awareness…
Find out more »Third Thursdays with the ICTR Lecture Series
This series showcases many of the resources, programs, educational training and other opportunities we offer. Those tools are designed to transform the translational process so that new treatments and cures for disease can be delivered to patients faster. On the third Thursday of the month, speakers will present a topic that can directly aid clinical research study team members. We encourage all faculty, staff and students to attend. There will be a question and answer period at the close of each lecture. If you have suggestions for future topics, feel free to contact us. Next Lecture: Thursday, January 17, 2019 10-11…
Find out more »K to R Transition Program Seminar
All junior faculty seeking resources around this transition are encouraged to attend. Date: Tuesday, January 22, 2019 Topic: Readying the R Speakers: Gail L. Daumit, MD, MHS, FACP, Samsung Professor of Medicine, General Internal Medicine, Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Epidemiology, Health Policy and Management and Mental Health; Research Director, Division of General Internal Medicine; Co-Chair, Institutional Review Board X; Elise Weerts, PhD Professor, Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences Goal: To support junior faculty with mentored career development awards on path to becoming independent investigators Structure: Events and seminars aimed to link participants to each other and career development resources/opportunities…
Find out more »ICTR Informatics Core (i2c) Consultation
The ICTR Informatics Core (i2c) piloted a new informatics consult service for researchers this month. Researchers preparing to submit a grant or preparing their IRB protocol and need information and guidance regarding data, technology, and related cost and governance matters are encouraged to apply for this free consult service. During the pilot period we will hold one 90 minute informatics consult session each month with up to three study teams attending each informatics consult session. The informatics consult sessions will be attended by Dr. Christopher Chute, Diana Gumas, and invited guests as required to address the specific questions being posed by the study…
Find out more »JHU Biomedical Engineering Undergrad Design Team Submission Deadline
Biomemical Engineering (BME) Undergraduate Design Team Program Deadline for submissions is Wednesday, February 13 Over the past nine years, design teams students have completed over 250 design projects, mainly solutions to clinical challenges, with sponsors. This teamwork has been the basis for many patents, licensing agreements, and start-up companies. Teams have access to the BME Department’s state-of-the-art Design Studios on both campuses and resources to build and test early-stage ideas. The program is currently soliciting design challenges. If selected, a team of 5-8 undergraduate biomedical engineers and a group of medtech design and commercialization experts will work with teams over the…
Find out more »K to R Transition Program Seminar
All junior faculty seeking resources around this transition are encouraged to attend. Date: Thursday, February 14, 2019 Topic: Welch Medical Library Services--ORCIDS, Biosketches, and Searching for Grants Speaker: Jaime Blanck, MLIS, AHIP, Lead Informationist, Welch Medical Library Objectives: Writing NIH biosketches Searching for grants Obtaining and using an ORCID ID (a unique researcher identifier) Contact: Mia Terkowitz, mterkow1@jhmi.edu, 410-614-3997 Download Flyer || Register Here (Adobe Connect link also available.)
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