Tag Archive: Translational Research Community
Collaborations
Posted by: mdiaz26 on: April 20, 2020
The ICTR provides the tools for collaboration between members of the Johns Hopkins research community by integrating research efforts covering many disciplines and institutions. Work with Our Experts Master Mentor ProgramPURE ElsevierThe Studio: A Master ClassTranslational Research Communities (TRC) Multi-Sites Network Accrual to Clinical Trials (ACT) Trial Innovation Unit Johns Hopkins Clinical Research Network (JHCRN) Trial Innovation Network Healthcare Research Partners Johns Hopkins and Kaiser Permanente Research Collaboration Committee PaTH Network
Courses for Translational Researchers
Posted by: Crystal Williams on: April 6, 2015
Johns Hopkins University has partnered with Cousera to develop a series of online data science courses taught by faculty members from the Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health. The data science specialization covers the concepts and tools needed throughout the entire data science pipeline, from asking the right kinds of questions to making inferences and publishing results. Students will learn to: formulate context relevant questions and hypotheses to drive data scientific research identify, obtain and transform a data set to make it suitable for the production of statistical evidence communicated in written form build models based on new […]
Behavioral, Social and Systems Science
Posted by: Crystal Williams on: August 12, 2014
The Behavioral, Social, and Systems Science community is lead by co-leaders Felicia Hill-Briggs and Jill Marsteller. The Behavioral, Social, and Systems Science (BSSS) community is designed to create an academic home and collaborative community for diverse scientists from across Johns Hopkins University who are conducting research in the areas of health and behavior, biopsychosocial interactions, social and cultural factors in health, health systems and health services, health IT, and methodologies. The BSSS Community serves as a catalyst to stimulate highly innovative researchers and research programs that expand the translation and dissemination of this research, and facilitate new methodologies for solving […]
Biomarkers and Diagnostic Testing
Posted by: Crystal Williams on: July 25, 2014
The Biomarkers and Diagnostic Tests community is lead by co-leaders Martin Pomper and Elizabeth Selvin. Diagnostic imaging has become the cornerstone of patient evaluation and therapy for many medical conditions. While the opportunities for research in imaging are limitless, most of our research activities can be categorized into the broad areas of imaging in the assessment of pharmacological and therapeutic modifiers of disease; assessment of new imaging technologies and methods; and image guided therapy. Advances in imaging technology benefit society as a whole and as such this community strives to build and sustain collaborative working relationships with many JHU departments, centers, […]
Drugs, Biologics, Vaccines and Devices
Posted by: Crystal Williams on: July 25, 2014
The Drugs, Biologics, Vaccines, and Devices community is lead by co-leaders Barbara Slusher and Clifford Weiss. The mission of the Drugs/Vaccines/Biologics/Devices Translational Research Community (TRC) is to stimulate highly innovative researchers and research programs that translate laboratory findings into new drug, device, or biologic therapeutics for human disease. We have been working to establish a vibrant and collaborative translational community for scientists across the Johns Hopkins Schools of Medicine, Public Health, Nursing, Engineering, and Arts and Sciences who are conducting research in these areas. The goals of the Drugs/Vaccines/Biologics/Devices TRC are to: Identify, support and enhance institutional capacity within the […]
Translational Research Communities (TRC)
Posted by: Crystal Williams on: February 28, 2014
There are three Translational Research Communities (TRCs)– Drugs, Biologics, Vaccines, and Devices Biomarkers and Diagnostic Tests and Behavioral, Social, and Systems Science The goals of these communities are to: Stimulate discovery that impacts health Engage and employ the wide range of ICTR resources and program areas, for example study design, biostatistics, pilot project funding, and the CRUs. Improve the quality, innovation and impact of Johns Hopkins University (JHU) translational research Improve research impact through early partnering with stakeholders and the community Consider dissemination early in the research process Enhance career satisfaction To accomplish these goals, each TRC identifies and prioritizes […]